All Chapters of Forbidden Desire:My Best Friend's Brother : Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

CLIO I didn’t recognize the voice coming out of my mouth, yet I’d never felt more like myself. Being with Aidan was liberating, and I felt like I could finally give voice to some of the fantasies I’d long ago buried. I’d just teased a man by seductively showering in front of him while he watched and masturbated, and then, I’d sucked him until he’d exploded into my mouth. I realized it probably sounded a little silly, but after being a reserved wallflower for my whole life, it made me feel like anything was possible.Telling Aidan that I wanted him to take me hard had set off a chain reaction that still made my head spin when I thought about it…which was often. It couldn’t be helped.Once those words were out of my mouth, he’d reached down and yanked me up by my elbows to a standing position. He moved from where he’d been leaning on the vanity and stood directly behind me. I felt a rush of heady anticipation race through me as his breath went across the back of my neck. “Put your h

AIDANThe days were rushing by much too quickly. I waffled between wanting time to go by faster so I could get to spend time with Clio and trying to slow it down so we wouldn’t get to that inevitable point where we had to part ways.I did everything I could to not think about that day. I guess a part of me thought that somehow, some way, a solution would present itself before the final buzzer. In the meantime, I just had to stay focused on the present. And my current present was a day where Clio was off at one of her surf lessons and Lila had off. We decided to do a daddy/daughter date like when she was younger. That always consisted of a matinee where we filled up on sodas and popcorn and then ice cream afterward.It was nice to have some time with my daughter. She’d filled me in on all the goings on and drama at the law firm she was working at, and I related some similar experiences I’d had over the years in my practice. I knew I couldn’t and shouldn’t try to fix all her hang-ups an

CLIO The hallway incident had shaken up Clio quite a bit. She avoided me for most of the day, and by the time I got to see her again, Lila was already home.What terrified me was the fact that the one time in that evening that our eyes briefly met, I could see her pulling away. I was losing her, and the realization of that was sending me into a panic. We had to get this straightened out. There were three adults in this situation, and there was no reason that this couldn’t be hashed out in a mature manner…except that I knew deep down that wasn’t the case. This wasn’t one of my clients trying to position themselves into more favorable terms—there was a family, friendship, and love on the line.First things first, I had to make sure Clio and I were on the same page. Then, once that was secure, we could sit down with Lila and explain how we felt about one another. I knew she’d be upset, but I also knew her to be a very pragmatic young woman and that sooner or later she would see that her

CLIOI didn’t remember how the hell I got to my parents’ house. I was pretty sure driving with tears in my eyes the whole time was dangerous, but I managed to make it back without any incident.My parents were surprised to see me. For one thing, it was late, and for another, I probably looked like quite a sight with my puffy eyes and thousand-yard stare. I’d lost the two people who meant the most to me in one fell swoop. At some point, numbness set in, and I’d never been more grateful for that in my entire life.I would have loved to just go back to school, but I didn’t really have anywhere I could go there. Lila and I had left our dorm room, and we’d planned on sharing an apartment just off campus, but I was guessing that plan was shot to hell now. So, that’s how I ended up holed in my childhood bedroom for the last couple of weeks of summer break, trying desperately to come up with a plan for new lodging and figuring what the hell it was I was doing with my life.My parents kept giv

CLIOIt had actually been kind of nice getting back to campus early while the place was still a ghost town. It let me catch my breath from the whirlwind summer. I’d faced down Michael and discovered that he didn’t have any power over me, nor did anybody else with their snide comments.Now, however, the start of school was quickly approaching, and the closer it got, the more nervous I got. I’d gotten into a routine with my students and with Sydney since I’d been back, but I had no idea how I was going to react when I saw Lila again. I wasn’t completely certain that I wouldn’t just dissolve into a puddle of tears while begging her to forgive me and asking about her dad. What a mess.I remembered that her internship was set to end the previous week, so it was only a matter of time before I saw her again. I’d be lying if I said I didn’t get a little nervous every time I went somewhere we used to always hang out at, especially the restaurant. We’d eaten there at least twice a week, and now