Chapter: 1090
Was it because Annis was drunk?
Or was this her way of coping with her sadness after learning about the truth of her identity?
Regardless of the reason, she didn't flinch.
Alick's breath grew more labored, but he still had control of his mind. Even though Annis was throwing herself at him, he was still hesitant to push through.
“Are you aware of what you're doing?" Alick asked. He was having a difficult time breathing.
Annis was so close to him that she was starting to tear up his clothes. Annis leaned against his chest, and a look of discomfort flashed on her face.
“Yes, I am," she answered.
Without a doubt, her response made the atmosphere even more heated. Alick didn't want to think too much about it. He grabbed her shoulders and pinned her down.
An hour later, after putting on his clothes, Alick walked out of the room.
There were still ten minutes left before the plane took off.
Even if he drove past the speed Limit, he still wouldn't make it in time.
He headed towards the cabin and Isaac was already there.
When he got there, Alick could feel Isaac's impatience.
“I... I was delayed by something," Alick explained.
When Isaac looked up, he noticed that Alick's collar was wrinkled. He must've been in such a rush that he forgot to tidy up his clothes. There was even a red mark on his neck that conspicuously stood out.
Anyone who had any experience could tell what exactly happened. Calmly, Isaac Looked away.
“When did you have a girlfriend?" he asked.
“What ?"
Alick stared blankly at him, his eyes blinking in confusion.
As soon as he realized it, he began adjusting his collar. "I don't have a girlfriend," he answered.
Even he was surprised by what had happened. If Annis was really Isaac's half-sister, then he wouldn't have been so hasty.
He would just call it a one night stand.
Men had an implicit understanding of one another, which was why Isaac didn't pry any further. He just asked the pilot to prepare for takeoff.
When Isaac got home, he saw Joe playing in the Living room. Since Joe had just learned how to walk, all the furniture had anti-collision rubber bumper strips installed to them to stop him from getting hurt.
With his bare feet, Joe stood on the floor and began fiddling with the toy dog in his hand.