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What Xavier Lewis had said made Rain McConelle a bit frustrated. Did he mean that what he had shown her had been fake from the beginning? And this cruel man was his true color?

"Rainy." he leaned over and patted her cheek: "We have plenty of time, no need to rush this moment. Besides," His hand slid down her cheek, making her whole body tense within a second. His fingertips traced the shape of her collarbone as if he was enjoying the touch that the warmth from her skin, and he moved closer while staring closely into her eyes, "The more we repress, the more euphoria we will have. Am I right?"

"Such a fuckin damn psycho!" Rain thought to herself.

Rain cursed in her heart with resentment, fiercely raised her foot to kick over. However, he easily held her leg, tilting his head and vigorously leaving a bite on it. After that, he walked out as he laughed.

When they had first met, he had said he hadn't been a man of lust, which Rain had never taken it seriously. After all, he also had a normal physical reaction when he was aroused.

On the other hand, he clearly had a desire when facing her body but was strangely self-repressed at the same time. It seemed that he wasn't in a hurry to enjoy her body, but the ecstasy from torturing her mind was more exciting.

Those men who had exhibitionism came to her mind. They enjoy the girls' screams very much, thus achieving a kind of psychologically sexual satisfaction.

She found this man might share the same state of mind. He didn't want to finish the whole process to keep a sense of freshness. As he had said, the more they repressed, the more euphoria they would have.

This psycho was like a leopard who was not hungry but accidentally caught the prey. Rain touched the teeth marks on his leg, thinking she had raised his wicked desire so that he had hurt her. That was why he had been laughing while walking out of the room.

"This must be the evil instant of felines." Rain told herself.

Perhaps the only way to save herself was to make him feel tired, ruining his fun of teasing her. However, she wasn't sure if she could walk out of here alive.

Rain had no idea what residence or area she was in right now. The building was right in the center of the community, where she could see the scenery through the window. The house was beautifully decorated, and she had everything she needed here. What was more, there were even tampons for her in the bathroom. How come kidnappers became this sweet and thoughtful? Rain sneered, throwing the tampons in her hand back into the box.

The room had a TV, but he had removed all the phone and video caller cables. Obviously, he didn't plan to allow her to contact the outside world.

Rain found an outfit in the bedroom and put it on. She had impulsively pulled her dress off, which made a few buttons fall off, and now it was impossible to find them in this big flat. She knew she could never wear that dress again.

Hadn't he said to send someone to buy whatever she needed? Tomorrow she would make a list, diamond rings, pearls, gold bracelets... anything luxurious would be on her list so that she could fill this vast and empty place.

Rain wandered around in the bedroom with her mind full of fluster, finally throwing himself into the sofa. It should have been ten at night. She wondered if her family would do anything after realizing she had vanished in this city? Mom and dad must have been extremely anxious. It was said that if someone went missing for more than forty-eight hours, anyone could file a police report. Was there anything trace she had left earlier? Maybe the police could find her at one point?

As her mind was occupied with these issues, she gradually drifted off, spending the night on the sofa like a homeless kid. In the morning, the rising sun woke her up with shock. The flat was on the top floor, with floor-to-ceiling windows. She hadn't pulled the curtains last night, so the sunlight just directly spread into the room. Rain stretched her body after waking up, feeling her body sore from sleeping on the sofa.

She had lost the sense of time. Picking up the remote control on the sofa, she turned on the TV and changed through different channels, which bored her. There was morning news, so it should have been around seven in the morning. After she checked everything on the TV, someone knocked on the door.

If it was Xavier's flat, he should have had the key. To prevent Rain from escaping, he must have had locked the door from outside. There was only a flat on each floor, so it was nearly impossible to ring the wrong doorbell. Maybe it was the man that devil had mentioned last night? Her shopping servant?

Rain walked to the door and looked out through the peephole. A man with a black t-shirt stood quietly outside the main entrance, and it was a stranger. Rain reached out and pulled the lock on the door, but it didn't work. She desperately kicked the door, "Don't you have a key? I can't open the door."

Right after she finished asking, a huge force came from the side, holding her down on the floor beside her. Almost simultaneously, two slight muffled sounds came from outside, and two small holes appeared in the wooden door panel instantly.

Rain looked at the floor with two small holes and smoke, not knowing what had happened. The man holding her down pulled her up and moved towards the bathroom, "Go!"

All of a sudden, everything seemed to be familiar to her. Looking up in a hurry, she saw the man who had shown up in the bistro before. How long had he hidden in this house? How could she have no idea about it?

However, Rain soon had the answer. The bathroom window was wide open, and a rope as thick as a baby's arm hanging down.

"Grab it! Climb up there!"

The man's order was short and straightforward, and he walked to the bathtub. Pushing vigorously as the veins of his hands popped out, he managed to move the bathtub with a shrill scratching sound. After that, he soon forced it to block the bathroom door.

Had he just asked her to climb out there and grab the rope? Did he think she was a monkey? Or Black Widow? There were on the twentieth floor, and she didn't dare to go down with a rope from the second floor. How could he expect her to jump down from the top floor?

Turning around and seeing Rain standstill, the man frowned. He took a big step towards her, lifted her to move her out of the window as she shrieked like crazy.

Feeling her body hand in the air and the fierce wind attacking her face, Rain could see everything in the city turned into little lego bricks. The sunlight was dizzying, and she knew she was about to faint.

However, within a second, someone suddenly vigorously grabbed her wrist. Rain raised her head, seeing Xavier smile ear to ear and hang his body in the air as well. "Come here," then he looked down straight away, "Fuckin monster, don't try to touch my woman's juicy ***."

Maybe Xavier was the only man in the world who had the mood to make a joke in this kind of situation, right? Rain didn't know whether to laugh or cry. The man below gave a stronghold, and she went up to the rooftop with the help of Xavier. However, the man did not follow up. Instead, his head waved at the bathroom window and bounced back. A few muffled sounds came from below, and she knew she would never forget this moment.

"Let's try something more interesting."

Xavier grabbed Rain, holding her tightly in his arms. There was a thick, crinkly colored cloth belt wrapping on his waist. He moved quickly, wrapped the band around her body a few times, and buckled a knot to tie her to himself.

Soon after, he dragged her to the rooftop passage. There was an elevated bridge-like connection between these two tall buildings. Xavier hugged her tightly, smiling as if he was a naive boy. "Are you ready?"

Rain suddenly had a bad feeling about what was coming next. Before she could answer, her body was hanging in the air again. The scenery surrounded her and his smile turned into a paused scene, and everything was wildly pulled into a speed line. She and he clung together, flying down from the twentieth floor.

She could feel a strong sense of numbness on her lips, but he seemed to stuff something into her mouth, which she bit on with all her strength. Meanwhile, she couldn't hear anything in her ears anymore, as if she had turned deaf instantly. After a few seconds, a strong force pulled around her waist, bounced back, and finally stopped her.

Xavier's free hand unlocked one of the latches, and the two fell into a hug on the soft grass. Rain's heart was still pounding fiercely, and her body was weak, but the man had stood up to hold her to the underground parking lot.

The wheels were rubbing the ground with an ear-splitting sound, and they finally left the community far away. At the same time, Rain slowly calmed down and turned whipped her head to look at Xavier, who was focused on driving. He glanced at the rearview mirror from time to time, without a trace of emotion on his face.

"Who they were?"

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