Unexpected Encounter with my Boss (Vincent and Tiffany) novel Chapter 80

Brianna's gaze swept across the dingy motel parking lot near the college.

Satisfied that no one could identify her, she approached a familiar room and knocked. The door whipped open, and a hand yanked her inside.

The room was shrouded in darkness. Jenson pinned her against the wall, his touch and kisses hot on her skin.

But then, something cold and sharp met his neck—the tip of Brianna's fruit knife.

Jenson slowly released her, his smile chilling. "Would you really use that on me?"

"Jenson, I didn't want this, but you left me no choice!" Brianna didn't mince her words. "Take out your phone. Delete those videos and photos. Now!"

"And if I don't?" Jenson replied calmly.

Brianna gritted her teeth. "Jenson, please. We had good times, but it's over. I've found someone better. Can't you just let me go? Stop clinging to me like duct tape."

"Duct tape? Brianna, you used to love how I clung to you. You swore you'd stay with me through thick and thin, forever! Did you forget so easily?"

"I didn't! But I deserve a choice! Jenson, we'd been together so long; you can't even offer a decent roof over our heads, yet you talk about forever?

"William can give me everything you can't. I want a better life, and there's nothing wrong with that!"

Jenson's laugh was brittle. "So, in the end, I'm nothing to you."

"That's right! You were just a distraction!" Brianna's agitation flared. She pressed the knife harder, slicing Jenson's neck.

Blood trickled down, but Brianna merely paused briefly, her face a mask of cold determination.

"Brianna, remember what you said today!" Jenson's fingers flew across his phone, deleting two photos.

Brianna was caught off guard, but she plastered on a strained smile. "William? What are you doing here?"

William had been checking his phone when she'd bumped into him. The screen went dark when Brianna approached.

He asked, "I was going to ask you the same thing. What brings you here?"

"I..." Brianna hesitated, her mind scrambling.

She finally came up with an excuse. "I think I saw Tiffany come in here with some guy. I was worried she might get herself into trouble."

William's frown deepened, a flicker of doubt crossing his face. "Tiffany?"

"Remember the guy from the library? I just saw Tiffany go in with that same guy. He gave me a bad vibe, and I know Tiffany can be a bit naive sometimes. I just wanted to make sure she was alright."