Resist

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Authors: Missy Johnson
Tags: Fiction, Romance, Contemporary, new adult, Contemporary Women
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comes into view. Her brown eyes dart to Jax. Surprise registers on her face, then hurt. I shift uncomfortably, unable to shake the feeling that I’m getting involved in something I really don’t want to.
    “I didn’t realize you came with someone,” she says, eyeing me accusingly as she looks me over.
    “Relax, Kase. This is a friend, Charlotte. I thought you two might hit it off.”
    Kasey doesn’t look convinced, but she steps forward, her arms crossed over her chest, her lips formed into a pout. She runs a hand through her wavy, auburn hair.
    “I just thought you wanted to be alone with me.”
    He walks over to her, tilting her face up to his. “And I thought you wanted to play like the adults play. What happened to the woman who was so excited to peek into my life?” he asks, his voice mocking.
    I look away as his lips meet hers. Guilt rushes through me. What am I doing here? What the hell is wrong with me that I’m willing to mess with this poor girl just for a fucking story?
    It’s okay. He promised he wouldn’t hurt her.
    I stifle a laugh. Why should his promise mean anything to me?
    “Now come over here so I can introduce you,” he says, taking her by the hand. He leads her over to me, his fingers trailing down her bare back.
    I can see the uncertainty in her eyes and my stomach lurches.
    “Kasey, this is my friend Charlotte.”
    “Hey,” I smile. I reach out and take her other hand as she smiles back at me. Jaxon stands behind her. The hairs on my neck prickle as I hear the sound of her dress zipper lowering. She allows him to lower her dress until it falls to the ground at her feet. She steps out of it and closer to me. All of a sudden the shy, awkward girl is gone. She’s like a completely different person as she wraps her arm around my neck, bringing her lips to mine. It’s like it suddenly clicked for her what he wants, and it’s obvious she’d do anything to please him.
    I kiss her back, shocked at how different her mouth feels. Her lips are much softer than any guys’ I’ve kissed. My hands move around her waist as I feel myself falling into the rhythm of the kiss. Her fingers creep through my hair as my hands rush to undo the clasp of her bra.
    I’m so caught up in the moment that I’ve almost forgotten Jaxon is there, until I feel his hand graze my ass. Along with the realization comes the guilt about what I’m doing. Is this really me? I’m selling my soul to the devil. I’m better than this…aren’t I? Just as I’m about to pull away I become aware that we are not alone.
    “Get the fuck away from her.”
    Kasey jumps back, her eyes wide as they fixate on the man standing behind us. I study the man, trying to figure out who he is. He’s older than Jax, with silvery gray hair and steely dark eyes.
    “Daddy!” Kasey exclaims, scrambling for her dress. “What are you doing?” She gasps as she attempts to cover herself. I note the smirk on Jax’s face and I just know that he is somehow responsible for this.
    “Get dressed and get out of here, Kasey,” he growls, turning to Jaxon. “What the fuck are you playing at? I told you, stay the fuck away from my daughter.”
    “I would, but she obviously can’t keep away from me.” Jax narrows his eyes and takes a menacing step toward him. “Consider this a warning, Ryan. Next time I won’t be so nice.”
    “A warning?” Ryan laughs, throwing his hands up. “You’re fucking insane, because I have no idea what the hell you want from me.”
    “It’s simple,” Jax begins. “I want you to resign from my company. Give up your share. Then I might leave you the fuck alone.”
    “The hell I’m going to do that,” he retorts, shaking his head in disbelief. “You can’t get rid of me, Jax, so don’t even bother. Why the hell would I give you everything I’ve worked for? Do everyone a favor and leave the past in the fucking past.”
    “You’d like that, wouldn’t you?” Jax sneers, narrowing his eyes. I jump at the

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