Billionaire My Husband 63 – A Turning Point in Letting My Brother's Best Friend Take My V-Card (Jessie and Luke) by Swnovels
In this chapter of Letting My Brother's Best Friend Take My V-Card (Jessie and Luke), Swnovels introduces major changes to the story. Billionaire My Husband 63 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Novel genre.
CHAPTER 63
LUKE
WHAT THE FUCK DID I JUST DO?
I lay there, my body still entangled with Jessica’s, feeling the warmth of her skin against mine. For a few precious hours, I had forgotten everything–the pain, the anger, my father.
Instead, Jessica consumed my entire mind and body: how she felt, how she tasted, and everything about her. She was perfect, and that was the fucking problem.
I glanced down at her, still curled into my side under the blanket. Her breathing was soft and steady, and her face relaxed peacefully with waves of blond hair spread across the couch. Her lips were a little pink and swollen–I had to fight the urge to lean in and kiss her awake and make sure she remembered every detail of last night. The thought made me feel a pang of guilt so intense it almost choked me.
She deserved better than this. Better than me.
What the hell had I done? I had crossed a line I swore I never would. I’d started this – that night when I saw her getting groped on the stairs by some drunk asshole, and now, I’d made good on my promise and if Josh found out – shit.
I shifted slightly, trying not to wake her, but she stirred, her body instinctively curling closer to mine. Her trust, her innocence–it only made the guilt worse. How could I have been so selfish, so
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weak? But last, my head was a complete mess and that t–shirt, the one on the floor across the room, just fucking fueled my frustration.
But the worst part was that I wanted more–more of her touch, more of her kisses, more of how she made me feel like I wasn’t drowning in darkness. I was stuck between knowing I couldn’t have her and wanting her more than I’d ever wanted anything in my life.
I leaned down, pressing a soft kiss to her forehead. “I’m sorry,” I whispered, knowing she couldn’t hear me.
I slipped out of the pool house and into the cool morning air.
The rain had stopped, and the first light of dawn was beginning. to break. I took a deep breath, trying to stop myself from turning around and going right back to her.
But one thing was clear: I couldn’t let this happen again. No matter how much I wanted her, I had to keep my distance–for her sake and for mine.
As I walked away from the pool house, I couldn’t help but glance back, my heart aching with knowing what I had to do. I had to let her go, no matter how much it tore me apart inside.
In the end, she deserved better, and I had to be the one to give her that.
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