All Chapters of The Varkas Brothers And Their Princess : Chapter 251 - Chapter 260

KROSSI might have told Sade I was here for business, but I knew, as much as she did, that it was a lie. I came into her office a few times after that, and today was no exception. I met her in the hallway, a few feet from her office. She paused and looked at me, didn’t raise her voice when she spoke, and somehow that made it worse.“You should leave me alone,” she said, standing across from me with her arms folded like she was holding herself together by force. “You left me when I needed you the most, and you don’t get to come back now and act like proximity equals repair.”The words landed deep in my heart; it hurt so much because it was true, and I had not known them.“I didn’t leave to hurt you,” I said, keeping my voice steady even though my throat felt tight. “I left because I thought you deserved to experience life without leaning on me, I thought if you found yourself first, then whatever we had would be real and chosen and not something built on comfort or timing.”She laughed

SADE A week after Kross and I had that brief moment, nothing had settled, not inside me and not around us either, and I kept waiting for the tension to either break or burn itself out, but nothing happened. It just stayed, quiet and heavy, the kind of pressure that doesn’t scream but makes your shoulders ache from carrying it too long.He was still here. Still showing up every other day, still finding reasons that sounded like business but felt personal, no matter how carefully he dressed them up, and I hated myself for noticing the patterns because noticing meant caring and caring meant vulnerability, something I had worked very hard to outgrow.Monday was the first time I knew he was starting to cross the line.He walked into a board review he had no reason to attend anymore, and the room shifted the moment he sat down, jacket off, sleeves rolled, posture relaxed, as if he had never left, as if he still belonged at that table.I didn’t stop the presentation.I didn’t acknowledge h

I didn’t make it far.I barely reached the gate before I heard Kross shout my name again, sharp and urgent, breaking through the noise in my head like it always did when it came from him. I kept walking anyway because stopping felt like weakness, and I had spent too many years teaching myself how not to stop for him.“Sade.”I clenched my jaw and kept moving, my heels clicking too loud against the pavement, my chest tight, my vision blurry, and then his hand wrapped around my wrist, not hard, not forcing, just enough to say don’t go, just enough to remind me that he still knew how to stop me without hurting me.“Let me go,” I said, my voice shaking even though I hated that it did.“No,” he said, breathless, like he’d been running, as the thought of losing me again scared him more than his pride ever could. “You don’t get to walk away like that, not after everything you said, not after that kiss.”I turned on him then, anger flaring hot and fast, my eyes burning as I looked at his face

SADE The sun was really bright and it came in through the curtains while I stood at the kitchen counter stirring coffee I’d already forgotten about, my mind somewhere else entirely even though Kross was behind me, close enough that I could feel the warmth of his body, his hand settling on my waist, a little space away from myself and yet he never wandered past, his touch was so gentle, and familiar in a way that still caught me off guard sometimes.Everything between us worked, maybe too well, which was what made the unease I felt more complicated to explain even to myself, because we lived here together, went to work together and worked side by side, argued about deadlines and shipping delays, laughed over burnt toast and dry jokes, shared kisses that left me breathless and nights that I couldn’t out into words. Yet, somehow there was still this thin line I kept bumping into, this unspoken thing neither of us named out loud.I met Lina later that day, and she didn’t even wait for me

My hands roamed his back, nails dragging lightly, then down to grip his ass, urging him deeper even though he was already as deep as he could go. He groaned, hips stuttering for a second before he found the rhythm again… slow, deep, relentless.“You’re dripping all over me,” he whispered, voice wrecked. “I can feel you soaking my balls, Sade.”I whimpered, the words making me clench so hard he hissed.He shifted slightly, hooking one of my knees over his elbow, opening me wider. The angle changed, deeper now, hitting that spot with every thrust. My eyes rolled back, mouth falling open on a long moan.“Right there?” he asked, voice soft but intense. “That spot, fiancée?”“Yes! God, yes! That's it! Don't stop!” He didn’t. He kept that same slow, devastating pace, grinding deep, circling his hips when he was fully inside so the base of his cock rubbed my clit perfectly. Sweat started to slick between us, my breasts sliding against his chest, nipples hard and aching.I reached between us