His Domineering Lover
Chapter 938

Actually, Avery once had had a conversation with Kieran.

Kieran had told him everything and promised that he would keep being a friend to Serena.

Notwithstanding his promise Avery had been worried that Serena's love for him would change while he was away.

He had friends in Serena's school who had kept him informed of what was going on.

Kieran had kept his word but his decency made him even more of a threat.

Now he left, Avery finally felt relieved.

Adam saw him come back and waved at him.

"Avery, came to meet Mr. Smith."

"Coming."

Adam knew Serena wasn't social and didn't intend to push her, so the burden of building relationships fell on Avery's shoulders.

Adam begrudged no assistance to him. He had always treated Avery as his own son, not to mention he was engaged to Serena now.

While Avery bustled around greeting different

people, a pair of furious eyes were fixed on him.

Amy watched Avery chatter smoothly with those people she'd seen in magazines and was sure that he would one day become one of them. She was seething with exasperation.

She put her hand on her purse and hesitantly took out the bottle she'd prepared.

She waited patiently and when Avery put his glass down to shake hands with someone, she sneaked over and poured the powder into his glass. Later Avery took up his glass again and took a sip.

His manners were perfect but the instinct that Serena needed him kept distracting him.

She must be very upset after Kieran left her.

But he couldn't just walk away from the party Adam and his father especially prepared for him. Seeing off the final person he needed to meet tonight, he sighed and turned to find Serena.

He wondered whether she was still on the balcony.

Before he could make it to the balcony, he felt something weird with his body.

He felt unspeakably hot.

Bolting into the bathroom, he washed his face with the freezing water but the heat didn't subside.

Registering that his drink had been spiked, he cursed under his breath.

He frowned at the lump beneath his trousers and looked very embarrassed.

His face reddened and all he was thinking was Serena.

The door was pushed open at this time.

"Avery..."

Avery clenched the sides of the sink. "What are you doing here?" His voice was hoarse.

"I come to help you. You must feel terrible now." Amy walked in with a coquettish smile.

"You did this to me? Go away!" Avery was furious.

"Avery, look at me! I'm much better than that silly girl!" Amy said tartly.

"You don't even deserve to mention her name! Get lost!"

"How could you say that? We used to be so happy together. I was the one who attended you when you were sick."

Amy approached Avery slowly whose eyes were bloodshot now. Amy doubled the amount to make sure it wouldn't be a wild-goose chase.

Avery had very self-possessed but the burning physical need was eroding his control.

"How can you be so shameless? Leave me alone!" Avery rasped, his rage coming in waves.

"Stop resisting, Avery. Let me help you." Amy was not fazed at all.

She zipped down at the back and revealed her plump breast.

Avery averted his eyes hastily.

"Leave! Don't you hear me? F*ck off!"

But averting his eyes was of no use because he could still see her clearly in the mirror.

Amy's lips curved dangerously.

Avery squeezed his eyes shut and focused on the time he'd spent with Serena.

Amy suddenly dashed forward and threw her arms around him.

"I said f*ck off!"

Amy stood on her toes and breathed to his ear. "Stop resisting and get what you want. No one will find out about us."

The vein on Avery's forehead was throbbing beneath a sheen of sweat.

Amy considered his face triumphantly and sent a message to Serena.

When her phone buzzed, Serena was still on the balcony brooding over Kieran's departure.

It was a message from a strange number. "If you want to see what Avery really is, come to the bathroom."

Serena gave a start. None of those words made sense to her.

She dismissed it as a prank and walked into the hall.

But she didn't spot Avery anywhere.

"Dad, have you seen Avery?" Serena asked Adam.

"He went to the bathroom just now. What's the matter?"

"Nothing. I'm just asking." Serena felt unnerved, walking toward the bathroom.

Her heart was pounding as she got closer to it.

When she saw the CLEANING IN PROGRESS sign in front of the door, she had a premonition of catastrophe.

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