In the meantime, Marcus took off his shirt and went straight to the shower room. Melissa didn't care about anything else, but she knew that she couldn't let Marcus to stay the night. This was the bottom line.

Thinking of that, she followed Marcus' heels, attempting to talk him out of it.

Melissa was pressed against the glass door, while Marcus put one hand by her side and pinched her chin with the other one. Then, he began to kiss her gently.

Melissa tried to get rid of him and Marcus locked her in his arms tightly.

Soon, Melissa's limbs went weak. With her slender arms around his neck, she protested in a low voice, "Stop it, Marcus!"

Hearing her voice, Marcus almost lost control of himself.

He looked at Melissa's flushing face, and then leaned against her ear to whisper, "You like it, don't you? Tell me, who was the guy having dinner with you at the restaurant?"

However, Melissa refused to say anything about it.

He fingered her again, which made Melissa tremble all over. She was so angry, but she couldn't do anything to stop Marcus.

“It doesn't matter! I have many ways to deal with you until you give me the answer!"

After saying that, Marcus turned on the shower. The sound of the running water drowned the noises he made in the bathroom. At the same time, Matthew was playing with the toys by himself.

In the shower room, Marcus also enjoyed himself.

"You still don't want to tell me anything about it? Well, in that case, I'll go on...

Melissa, have you been single over the past few years?

Otherwise, why are you squirming like that the moment I touch you?

At last, Melissa couldn't bear it anymore and burst into tears.

“It's Julie's son. And I have always seen him as my brother! Marcus, you bastard! Get your hands off of me!"

All of a sudden, Marcus stopped what he was doing.

Steam filled the cramped bathroom, and the sounds of the two panting filled the air... Although they hadn't taken the final step, there was still thick sexual tension in the atmosphere.

Melissa was so embarrassed that she couldn't even bear to take a look at herself in the mirror.