All Chapters of Broke Up With My Fiance Then Fucked My Brother's Best Friend: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

HAILEY “Yes, you crazy, beautiful man. I want you more than I want anything or anyone,” Hailey whispered breathlessly. “I’m addicted to you.” Jayden grinned. “It worked. I got you hooked on sex.” “I’m not addicted to sex,” she shot back. “I’m addicted to you.” Keeping his arm tight around her waist, Jayden lifted her left hand and kissed the ring on her finger. “Then marry me, Hailey. For real.” A startled laugh escaped her. “Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think we’re already married.” “But you never had a choice. Choose me now,” he demanded, his blue eyes blazing with emotion. “I wouldn’t choose anyone else,” she told him softly, stroking his rough jaw with her hand. “Thank fuck!” He grabbed her by the waist and spun her around. “No more talk about leaving me. Ever,” he ordered firmly. “Never,” she promised with a happy laugh when her feet touched the ground again. She was glad to see his boldness return. She had hated seeing Jayden so vulnerable, though the raw ho

HAILEY “First, I didn’t know it was you until we met again for the wedding. Second, Knight never planned to dump you. He was crazy about you—always has been. And you were crazy about him, too and maybe you were drunk, but you weren’t unwilling. You looked…happy. I hadn’t figured out the fake fiancé thing yet, and I didn’t want you marrying someone who’d make you miserable. You deserve to be happy.” “You really thought I’d be happy marrying by mistake to a man who didn’t love me?” Hailey asked tearfully. “Oh, he loves you. And you love him, too. Think, Hailey. Maybe he’s scared to say it, but was everything between you a lie? I don’t know Knight that well, but I know he spends a lot of time working on a big charity for abused women. He came here for a charity ball to raise money for them, willing to look silly by being auctioned off as a date for any woman with deep pockets. Maybe he fucked up with you. But I’m sure he would have told you everything. I think he was just sc

JAYDEN She knew better than to wander off after dark. She had no gear: no flashlight, not even her cell phone, he’d seen it still plugged in at the kitchen. Fuck! Terrence had said she didn’t even have water, and it had been a hot Colorado afternoon. Jayden wiped sweat from his face with his dirty shirt. If she was hurt or trapped, she couldn’t even reach water. His voice was hoarse from calling her name as he watched the sun disappear behind the mountains. Pushing through the trees, he reached a clearing and saw the canyon wall across from him. He moved to the edge and looked down at the steep drop. It was a long, wide canyon, and she couldn’t have gone farther than this. There was only one entrance, so the plan was to hike down the slope, find the entrance, and search back. The rest of the area was rough and unlikely. “Shit!” he cursed, frustrated and desperate. He had to find her. “Hailey!” he roared, his voice echoing back from the canyon wall higher than the one he

HAILEY “Please. Just to say thank you,” she pushed. “No. I don’t want your lips or body anywhere near Roberts in the future,” Jayden argued fiercely. His arms tightened around her waist, holding her close. “All he’d need to do is smell your sweet scent and he’d try to steal you.” Smiling against his shoulder, because he clearly thought she was irresistible to every man, Hailey said, “Right now, I stink.” “You’re still not kissing him,” he said firmly. “We’ll see,” she replied playfully. The helicopter began to land. He grunted, annoyed, then said, “Right now, all I care about is you. Looks like we’re at the hospital. Are you still hurting?” She nodded a little. Her ankle throbbed badly, but she didn’t want Jayden to know how much. “I’ll be fine.” “I’m so sorry, Hailey. You’ll never know how much,” he said in a rough, regretful voice. She opened her mouth to comfort him, but the door of the helicopter flew open. Helping hands lifted her onto a gurney that had been ro

HAILEY “Of course. I picked the rings. I planned on getting you drunk so I could marry you. I won’t lie about it anymore,” he said fiercely. “I told myself I’d let you go once we’d satisfied ourselves, but that was never going to happen. It just took me a while to admit it to myself. I was angry with you for marrying someone else after what happened on New Year’s.” “But he wasn’t real.” “I didn’t know that,” he replied. “How was the wedding?” “For me, it was the happiest day of my life, even if you were drunk. I put my ring on your finger and you became mine after years of pain. It was selfish…but true. We were married by a justice of the peace, and it was short. Terrence stood up for me, and I found a young woman to stand as your witness. I’m sorry. It wasn’t the wedding you deserved, and we can get married again—the right way this time.” Jayden rubbed her back and shoulders to comfort her. “I don’t think the wedding is important. It’s the marriage after the wedding that