Lahat ng Kabanata ng Guide Me, Claim Me: Kabanata 51 - Kabanata 60

Minseok pushed me back against the wall as soon as he got inside my bedroom."Mmh...!" I moaned, my heart racing.The sight of him undressing was making my heart beat faster. And despite his words, I could tell he was just as excited as I was. The bulge in his pants confirmed that."I've never seen a guy like you before," he whispered in my ear, sliding his hands all over my body."Do you really find guys like me attractive?" I asked."It doesn't matter to me if you're a guy or a girl. You're just so cute, and you're you," he replied, gazing at me as he rubbed my body.I couldn't help but smile at his answer."You're still a tease." I said, laughing."Oh? Really?" he chuckled. "Is that why you're teasing me?""Before we get into any of this, I need to apologize for the last time." I began.He looked at me, puzzled."Sorry about the other day when I was drunk. I was driven by my past trauma and the fear that I might actually like what was at one point a disgusting act that had caused m

Why did he have to be so damn attractive? Why did he have to be so handsome? Why did he have to be so kind, loving, and gentle? The world would be a better place if everyone was like him. "Do you know what's funny?" I asked him. He looked up at me curiously. "What?" "You're the best Guide I've ever met. No one else even comes close." He smiled warmly. "That's flattering," he said. "But that also means I'll probably never meet anyone who will top you." He chuckled, "you won't, but don't worry. I won't let anyone give you less than your full worth. Besides, I'm a top and not a bottom." "What's a top and bottom?" I asked him. He chuckled, "a Top is someone who takes control, while a Bottom is someone who lets the other person take charge. You are obviously a bottom," he said, looking deep into my eyes. I blushed, "I see," I muttered. I was embarrassed to admit it out loud... but I wanted him. I couldn't help myself; I was attracted to him. There was no way around it. I gr

The following day came with a biting chill in the air, a reminder that winter was fast approaching. The compound’s corridors were bustling with activity as Espers and Guides prepared for another day of strategizing and action. I found myself in the briefing room once again, staring at the large holographic map projected on the wall. The flickering blue light of the display painted shadows on the otherwise dimly lit room. Around me sat the same faces from a few days ago, the tension in the air. Minseok was seated to the right of my empty chair. Sigh! Being the one to give the speech sure had its disadvantage. I felt as if I were being judged; I could hear their whispers, even when they weren't saying anything. Minseok's calm demeanor a stark contrast to the nervous energy buzzing in the room. I glanced at him, briefly catching his eye. He offered a small smile, one that did little to ease the knot of anxiety in my chest. I can do this! My eyes shifted back to the map. As muc

The rest of the team kept their distance, watching our every movement as we closed in on the monsters. Even though the creatures were watching us, they didn't take action, which made sense. After all, if they wanted to eat us, surely this would've happened already. Could it be that their leader—Morveth—wanted to make sure we were strong enough before he decided whether or not to fight us? That made sense. The first attack came quickly. One of the smaller monsters let out a piercing screech and charged, its claws scraping against the rocky ground. Na Ri and Hye Jin reacted instantly, their combined attacks hitting it square in the chest. The creature stumbled but didn’t fall, its glowing eyes narrowing in rage. “Watch your flanks!” I shouted, my mana surging as I stepped forward. Another monster lunged at me, its jagged limbs slicing through the air. I dodged easily, countering with a burst of mana that sent it crashing into the cavern wall. Tsk This was a little too easy. "Tra

The following days passed in a blur. On the surface, everything seemed normal. Training sessions, briefings, and the occasional mission kept us busy. But beneath it all, I was constantly on edge, my telepathic abilities straining to pick up even the faintest hint of Morveth's whispers. He was quiet now, but I knew better than to assume he was gone. He was waiting, watching. And the knowledge he held—about me, about the people I cared for—was a constant weight on my chest. Minseok noticed my growing tension, though he didn’t push me for answers. Instead, he stayed close, his quiet support a lifeline I didn’t know I needed. He’d always had a way of calming the storm inside me, but this was different. This storm wasn’t just mine—it was a threat that loomed over everyone I loved. I was aware of the fact that we were being watched, but I couldn’t bring myself to care. The truth was, I wanted to forget about the possibility completely. But if I did, I wouldn't be able to protect those I c