Crushed Affections (Dominic and Bella) novel Chapter 407

The other woman who was intimate with Ian was slightly embarrassed. She tugged down her skin-tight skirt, which had ridden up to her waist.

Clearly, she wasn't wearing anything underneath, or perhaps it had just been removed…

Leonard said quietly, "Did you call us here to watch you fuck another woman?"

Ian reeked of alcohol. He was someone who could become a straight bastard whenever he stopped his good doctor facade.

He sneered, "Why don't you join in? The women here tonight are pretty decent. Oh, by the way, the sisters from the Klein family are here too. Look at what you've reduced them into."

Dominic scoffed. "They've brought it upon themselves. Since we're here, we might as well drink a few cups."

Before leaving, Ian did not forget to squeeze the buttcheeks of the woman he was fondling moments ago. "I'll look for you later."

Leonard didn't even dare to look as they returned to the hall. On the other hand, Dominic immediately spotted the Klein sisters surrounding a bald old man, their expressions seductive.

Gloriana seemed slightly reserved and wasn't as seductive as her sister, Yelena.

The drunk old man said, "Back when the Klein family was still doing well, you all would look down on everyone else. Now, as long as I pay, the two of you are willing to serve me together.

"Just the thought of me being able to do whatever I want excites me. Especially you, Gloriana. Didn't you have a thing with Dominic before? Sleeping with his girlfriend just feels much more thrilling."

The old man burst into laughter while Gloriana's face turned red from the humiliation. She couldn't help but put a slight distance between her and the man. She looked at him with disdain.

The man's hand, however, ventured boldly under Gloriana's skirt. Nearly in tears, she glanced at Yelena for help.

Yelena immediately pulled the man's hand away and placed it on her chest. "My sister isn't experienced and does not know what to do in bed. She's not as full and soft as I am here. Am I right, Mr. Hughes?