Unstoppable Unforgiven (Shermaine and Joshua) novel Chapter 353
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Chapter 353
Chapter 353
Shermaine noticed Joshua’s hair was still damp and grabbed a towel to dry it for him.
Before long, he pulled her onto his lap to take over the task himself. She cupped his face, studying him. “Why not talk to him a bit longer?”
“Who?” Joshua asked.
“Stephen,” she said.
Joshua harbored no resentment toward Stephen, who had been absent most of his but years of distance couldn’t be erased in one call.
After a few rough wipes, Joshua tossed the towel onto a chair. “We’ll talk when we’re back.” Truthfully, he was curious about what had finally dragged the stubborn workaholic out of his lab. After his mother’s death, Joshua had assumed he and Stephen would never see each other again.
Shermaine reached to towel his hair once more, but Joshua caught her wrist, pulling her into a kiss that drowned any protest in heat and possessive hunger.
Roy had reached the hotel lobby. The car ride had sobered him up, but he kept up the drunk act, leaning heavily on Molly as she helped him inside.
He played the sweet, guileless boy around her, but he wasn’t naive. Since she allowed his closeness, he took clinging like an oversized teddy bear.
Nuzzling her neck, he inhaled her scent.
inch she gave. Right now, that meant
Molly stiffened. Despite Ustrana’s romantic reputation, she avoided physical contact with men. Roy might be her “pet,” but he was still a man, one who wanted her.
“Stop squirming,” she warned.
Roy whined. “Momo, I’m hot.”
Molly thought, ‘Hot? It’s cool out here. True, the car’s heater has been blasting, and alcohol could make him flush. But what did he call me? Momo?‘
Her voice dropped. “What did you just call me?” No man had ever dared use a nickname this intimate. Anyone else would’ve gotten a fist in the face by
now.
Roy lifted his gaze, soft features blurred by drink, eyes hazy and faintly red–rimmed. “Hmm? Can’t I call you that?”
Molly hesitated. “Fine.”
He called her again. “Momo.”
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