Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

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Chapter 365

David looked at Rachel, and a layer of coldness appeared on David’s angular face.

With his understanding of Rachel, David was naturally not stupid enough to think that Rachel was

luring him.

David pulled Rachel out of the water. When his palm touched Rachel’s skin, David could clearly feel the

scorching temperature.

David frowned and vaguely guessed why Rachel had become like this.

David then pulled the towel from the shelf and wrapped it around Rachel.

At this moment, Rachel, who was in a daze, sensed the intrusion of outsiders. Rachel suddenly raised

her eyes, and a cold light appeared in her eyes.

However, when Rachel saw David’s face clearly, a cold glint flashed across Rachel’s eyes. “David, you,

why are you here…”

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Rachel’s cold voice was mixed with a hint of uncontrollable panting, making one’s imagination run wild.

Perhaps it was because she was drugged, Rachel’s senses were magnified infinitely. Rachel greedily

sniffed the man’s cold aura and wished she could press herself against him.

Rachel secretly gritted her teeth and tried her best to control herself. “Get out. I can do it myself.”

David placed Rachel on the bed. David saw a layer of tears in the corners of Rachel’s eyes. Rachel bit

her lower lip with her teeth, clearly trying her best to stay awake and rational.

“Stop biting.” David pressed Rachel’s chin with his fingertip. Rachel loosened her bite on her lips, and a

trace of blood could be seen on her lips.

David’s eyes darkened and his voice suddenly sank. “Don’t bite!”

At this moment, the man’s touch was filled with temptation for Rachel, whose rationality was on the

verge of collapse.

Rachel turned her head away and avoided David’s touch. Rachel wrapped herself in the blanket and

turned her back to David. Rachel said in a slightly angry tone, “Get out!”

David looked at Rachel who was curled up on the bed like an injured little beast. Rachel would rather

grit her teeth and endure it than show weakness to others.

“Normally, there is no antidote for this kind of drug,” David’s cold and deep voice suddenly sounded.

Rachel’s body trembled, and her grip on the blanket tightened. Rachel swallowed her saliva and said in

a soft voice, “So, so…”

“You need my help.,”

A simple sentence exploded in Rachel’s ears like thunder.

In an instant, Rachel’s mind went blank.

Before Rachel could react, David was already pressed against her back.

The man’s body temperature made Rachel let out a seductive sound from her lips.

Rachel’s rationality, which she had been trying her best to hold on to, instantly disintegrated.

Instinctively, Rachel pressed herself against David’s chest. She wanted nothing more than to rub

herself into David.

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The moment Rachel’s soft body touched him, David had a darker and deeper look in his dark eyes.

Rachel was like an extremely thirsty person in the desert. How could one easily let go of an oasis that

allowed her to be reborn?

Rachel kissed David haphazardly.

David’s body was tense as he looked down at the unconscious Rachel in his arms.

Rachel’s cheeks were so red that they looked like they were about to bleed. Rachel’s pure black and

white eyes were covered with a layer of wet mist. Her eyes were clean and pure, but the corners of her

eyes were dyed with an unknowing charm, like those of a little fox who was ignorant of the world.

It turned out that Rachel also had such a tempting side…

“David, I feel terrible…” Facing the unresponsive David, Rachel buried her head in David’s shoulder

and neck. Rachel’s tone sounded like she was crying. Rachel was extremely aggrieved.

What should she do? Rachel really couldn’t take it anymore.

Rachel never expected that her lips contacting with the glass would cause such a huge disaster!

It was really a mistake!

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