All Chapters of A Deal With The Devil: Chapter 121 - Chapter 130

DrakeI closed the door and turned to check her out. With the family around, I couldn’t even look at her. I was dying to memorize every inch of her body. The emerald dress hugged her curves well, flaunting them as if to tease me. Well, it had done its job. Now I was horny as hell with a rock hard erection. What was she doing, bent over her luggage? With her sexy ass in the air, I couldn’t restrain myself anymore. I took slow steps towards her like a predator on the prowl. Reaching behind her, I stopped. “Are you seducing me, baby?” She jumped, clutching a black lace nightwear to her chest. “Oh, you scared me!” She lost her balance and fell on me!It was just the thing I wanted. I wrapped an arm around her waist to steady her against my torso. My heart raced while my d*ck throbbed, waiting to plunge into her juicy folds. I hadn’t forgotten the feeling yet. It was embedded in every cell of my body, as if she had branded me with her touch. I couldn’t wait to pound into her again. No,

Daniella Brynne called me the next evening to thank me for my help. She had cleared all her misunderstandings with Lucien and started afresh. “I’m so happy for you, Brynne. You deserve all the happiness in the world.” Brynne chuckled lightly. “Thanks, girl. So do you. When are you two getting hitched?” I didn’t want to burden her with my sob story over the phone now. Maybe later, when I met her, I could talk to her. “I’m heading to Greece next week. We’ll decide everything after that. I’ll update you.” I lay down, staring at the ceiling for a while. Despite the exhaustion, I couldn’t get a wink of sleep. Drake hadn’t called me even once since I returned from Hudson Valley. Was his mom unwell? I felt guilty for not taking an update. Picking up the phone, I stared at his number for a few minutes. Why did I miss him so much? Why did I wait for his call every second, only to be met with disappointment? It was obvious, he didn’t miss me. Maybe he would call me when he had to meet hi

Daniella “It’s not a drastic step. You’re witty, fun to be with, and the se* is mind-blowing. So why not? It’s the only way to keep our moms happy, right?” I gave him a nervous smile, hoping he wouldn’t see through me. Yes, I was nervous. Who wouldn’t be when asked such a direct question?It was the only convincing answer I could come up with. “Are you sure you aren’t in love with me?” he chuckled. “Aren’t you overreacting now? Why would I be in love with you?” I scoffed, although I wasn’t so sure now. Was this love? No, I didn’t think so. He smiled, loving my reaction. “Just joking, Daniella.” He drove through the gates of an iconic architectural masterpiece in Manhattan's most sought-after residential neighborhood. The name engraved on the entranceway of the luxurious condominium read Elysium Hudson Towers! With a private porte-cochère and a landscaped garden complex spanning five towers, this place was grander than the one he took me to a few days back.“I have a duplex here if

Daniella “I wish we didn’t have to go back to the university for our final assessment. I want to get married and live here with all of you,” said Elena with a pout. She was the youngest among us, with a month left to graduate. I smiled at her enthusiasm. “It’s just a month, right? Study hard and you’ll sail through.”She grinned at me, bursting with excitement. “One month is so long! When is your wedding, Dani? I don’t want to miss it.” “When we return from Greece. It’ll be a quiet church wedding.” Julia nodded. “Yes, Aunt Sarah is unwell. It’s necessary to get her treated first.” “Yes. Once she heals completely, we’ll have a lavish celebration.” Drake ushered us out. “Brynne is here with Lucien. Don’t you want to meet her?”We trooped into Drake’s mom’s apartment to enjoy a lavish dinner with all. Brynne introduced the children, Leonardo, Lucas, and Liliana, who had accepted her as their biological mom. “Now, it finally looks like we’re going to a destination wedding!” said Br

DrakeAfter resting for a few hours, we went out to explore the Akrotiri archaeological site nearby. “It’s an ancient Minoan city preserved by volcanic ash.” I held Daniella’s hand as we navigated through an impressive network of buildings and rooms filled with earthenware. We could imagine how life was like in Akrotiri around 3000 B.C. The Minoan frescoes depicted vibrant scenes of their everyday lives and we absorbed all the information we could get. After two hours, we walked towards our shuttle van, glad to have experienced such a site of historical importance. We stopped at a cozy restaurant to grab a late lunch. Perched at the edge of the caldera, with panoramic views of the volcano and the Aegean Sea, the restaurant offered unique Greek and Mediterranean fare. Daniella loved their seafood, while I preferred the authentic Italian fare of spaghetti and meatballs. Mom and my grandpa opted out and returned to the resort afterwards, while we visited the Akrotiri Museum to gain in