All Chapters of My Bestie's Dad Popped My Cherry: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

My eyes flickered gently looking at him with a soft gaze, "how do you want to show me that?"He carried me gently, my legs wrapped around his waist as we made way to the room, he closed the door behind him making way to the bed.Glen slowly placed me on the bed, knelt down while placing a soft kiss on my hand, "by making you feel like the queen you are."He slowly removed his shirt, showing his beautiful toned chest but something caught my eyes, the place that was bandaged days ago had a small covering.I tried to reach for it but he stopped my hand completely, "don't..." he slightly pushed my face with his finger to look at his, "focus your eyes here."Slowly, he pushed me back hovering over me, trailing soft kisses on my neck then looked at my eyes with such softness I had never witnessed since being with me."With the way you're looking at me, one would think I'm a glass that's too fragile to be touched," I said softly but my body ached for his touch.He chuckled softly then placed

Addison’s POVI was only half awake when I realized Glen wasn’t beside me anymore. My body still felt heavy from the exhausting night we had shared. Every muscle ached in the lazy, pleasant way that comes after too much passion and too little sleep. I kept my eyes closed, reaching out across the mattress without thinking, my hand tapped against the empty space beside me.I frowned slightly and forced my eyes open. The wide bed was messy, the blankets twisted around my legs, but Glen was nowhere in sight. “Great,” I muttered softly to myself. My throat felt dry and I was suddenly very aware of how thirsty I was. With a quiet sigh, I pushed myself up and glanced around for something to wear. One of Glenn’s shirts lay crumpled at the edge of the bed, probably tossed there sometime during the night. I grabbed it and slipped it over my body, the fabric falling loosely against my thighs. The penthouse was quiet as I stepped out of the bedroom. I padded softly across the floor toward th

“Addison…” I blinked at him, still frozen in the middle of the mall, of all the people I could have bumped into while secretly trailing Glenn’s secretary, Jack was probably the last person I expected to see. “You?” he added, his brows pulling together slightly. “What are you doing here?” His words came out quickly, shock still in his eyes but something about his tone felt… distracted. Before I could even answer, I noticed his eyes scanning the mall behind me, from the left then to the right. It felt like he was looking for someone or rather making sure someone wasn’t looking for him. “Jack?” I said slowly. His gaze snapped back to me almost like he had forgotten I was standing there. “Yeah?” he replied. “Are you okay?” He let out an awkward chuckle, “yeah, of course.” I may not have known Jack for a long time but he had never been good at lying. On a normal day, he would laugh, tease, make some ridiculous joke to brush things off. Right now? He looked teased, making it v

I barely had time to react to his words before Romeo’s hand landed on my wrist.“Jesus Christ!” I gasped, my heart racing so violently it felt like it might burst out of my chest.Romeo’s expression didn’t change, before I could say anything else or even attempt to explain why I was standing alone on some unfamiliar road miles away from the city.He gently but firmly grabbed my arm to follow him, “come with me,” he said.“Wait... what?”He didn’t give me the chance to argue, Romeo guided... no, he fucking bundled me straight toward the black car that had apparently been hiding somewhere nearby.The man who looked scary earlier stood beside the car watching as the scene unfolded, that gave me the creeps.I opened my mouth to protest again, “Romeo, I—”“Miss Addison,” Romeo interrupted smoothly, opening the car door, “please, don't make this harder for me than it already is.”There was something in his tone that made it clear this wasn’t a request, honestly...the authority in his voice

It took me longer to discharge Lovina from the hospital because she genuinely didn't want to spend another second in the ward, the nurses insisted on running a few final checks before letting her leave.We finally stepped out of Mount Dane Hospital, I noticed the sky was already dimming into the early evening.Lovina walked beside me slowly, one hand pressed against the side of her head, “I still don’t understand why you’re acting like I just survived a plane crash,” she complained.I shot her a dirty glare, “young miss, you were almost run over by a car.”“Almost,” she corrected like it wasn't a big deal, I can't deal with her sometimes.“Almost is still bad!”She groaned dramatically as we reached the taxi stand, “Addison, relax. I’m still alive and breathing.”“That’s debatable,” I muttered as we got into the cab.She smacked my arm lightly and I felt really relaxed. The ride back to the dorm was quiet, though Lovina kept complaining every few minutes about how the hospital had rob