Chapter 338
Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David)
Chapter 338
Rachelâs eyelashes fluttered, but she did not say anything.
Davidâs dark eyes stared at her without blinking. There was an imperceptible sharpness in his smiling
gaze. âFrom the moment you stepped into this door, youâve already imagined all the possibilities in your
heart, havenât you?â
Seeing that Rachel did not speak, David bent down and carried her horizontally. He strode towards the
bedroom.
The lights in the bedroom were not switched on, and the curtains were not drawn.
The night sky could be seen through the fullâlength windows in the room.
The dim light accentuated his wellâdefined face.
Rachel lay on the bed and pulled the blanket to her chest. She could vaguely hear the sound of David
taking off his clothes. Then, the spot behind her sank for a moment before a strong arm hooked around
her waist.
They were so close together that Rachel could feel his leg muscles.
David noticed that the woman in his arms was too stiff, and he could not help but chuckle, âDonât worry,
I wonât do anything to you.â
He knew Rachel wasnât quite ready.
The reason she took the initiative to come today was probably because of the guilt in her heart.
Although he wanted to possess her, he knew that this was not the time to take advantage of her.
Moreover, he felt that he had taken advantage of her enough today.
David pulled her into his arms and placed his hand on her abdomen. He rubbed his thin lips against her
temples. âGo to sleep. Donât you have to go to work tomorrow morning?â
Rachel felt the warmth of his palm, but she could not fall asleep no matter what.
In the darkness, David suddenly asked, âCanât sleep?â
Rachel hesitated for half a second before replying faintly, âItâs probably because I sleep on a different
bed.â
âDo you want to watch a movie?â
âIs it a real movie?â
A low laugh escaped Davidâs throat. He pressed his lips to her temple and whispered, âMake a guess?â
He was probably sleepy. His deep voice was slightly hoarse. When he spoke, his lips seemed to be
caressing her earlobe.
Rachel could not help but tighten her grip on the blanket. She suppressed the thought in her heart and
pretended to be calm. âDonât all men have that kind of fetish?â
âWait for me.â David lifted the blanket and got out of bed.
After a while, he found a romance movie, The Shape of Water.
Set in 1963 during the Cold War in the United States, the film followed the bizarre love story between a
mute girl, Eliza, who worked in a lab on the ground floor, and a mermaid for experiments.
The final two characters successfully escaped the lab at the end of the movie, and the female lead
even developed gills behind her ears.
However, Rachel did not feel much.
She couldnât help but ridicule herself in her heart. As expected of a mature woman, she wasnât touched
at all. It was also possible that she was as coldâblooded as others said, so she wasnât touched.
âI will go against my nature and my instincts. I will love you forever,â David said.
Rachel frowned slightly. She lowered her eyes and did not dare to meet the manâs gaze. âWhy are you
talking about this out of the blue?â
David continued, âThis phrase is from the British evolutionary theorist Richard Dawkinsâs âThe Selfish
Geneâ, which means that people are born selfish but can go against their selfish nature to love
someone.â
âI donât know how to describe love. I only know that the moment I see you, my heart is set in stone.â As
he spoke, he buried his head deep in her neck, his arms tightening around her waist. âRaeâRae, I love
you,â