Female NovelWhen he was about to give up, he heard groans coming from the washroom, which sounded like a man and a woman having sex. Roscoe frowned at first, and then he coughed to disguise his embarrassment.
“Wait here, Vera. I’ll go check the washroom.”
Vera heard it, too.
Her face went crimson. Who were doing it in the washroom?
But the man’s gasps were so familiarContents belong to NovelDrama.Org
Realizing that, Vera froze. She hurriedly reached out and tightly grabbed Roscoe’s arm. She begged in a trembling voice, “Don’t go, Roscoe.”
Roscoe looked down at her.
Vera’s thin fingers had lost their usual color.
After a long silence, Roscoe asked cautiously, “Are you sure you don’t want to find out? He might have betrayed you, and the other woman might be someone you know. You don’t have to endure his betrayal, you know?” Vera loved Joseph very much
But she had some self-respect.
Finally, she let go of Roscoe’s arm and took a deep, steadying breath. She said, “Go find out for me, please. If it’s him and Aline, you don’t need to take pictures of them or hit him. I’ll let him keep his dignity.”
Roscoe’s eyes reflected profound contemplation.
After hesitating for a few heartbeats, he raised his hand and gently stroked Vera’s hair.
Vera looked up at him with tears in her eyes.
He nodded at her.
When Roscoe kicked open the cubicle door, he found Joseph and Aline at the climax of their forbidden congress. They were both panting and sweating profusely.
The door swung open with a resounding slam.
Joseph was almost scared to death.
Roscoe leaned against the doorway, bowed his head, and lit a cigarette. He took a drag and sneered, “Vera said that if I found you and Aline in here, I shouldn’t take photos of you or hit you. She’s still willing to let you save face, Joseph, but you don’t deserve it.”
Joseph’s face turned pale.
He pulled up his pants and fastened his belt. He was about to rush out, but Roscoe stood in his way.
“Now you’re in a hurry, huh? Don’t you want to finish in here? You did sound Like you were about to reach completion. Go on.”