The Unwanted Bride Of Atticus Fawn

The Unwanted Bride Of Atticus Fawn Chapter 93
Book 2 Chapter 16
I rushed to the door but caught myself just in time before I could make a fool of myself. I didn’t have to act excited to see him like
I usually did. This time, I was upset with him, and he was probably still upset with me. I wasn’t sure what had brought him to my
door, but I was still happy he’d come.
I slowly pull it open after promising myself to behave. I gaze up at him and try not to be affected by him like I usually am.
However, it was a total failure. He looked like he’d just come out of the shower. His hair was dripping wet, and the white vest
clung to his chest in the sexiest way possible.
Damon’s eyes fall on the bikini still on my body. He frowns for a second before his eyes darken a shade.
“Why haven’t you changed?” he asks. “It’s been hours since you left the beach house. What have you been doing all this time?”
I take a deep breath; be calm, Clarissa, don’t let his words bring out the worst in you. I was tempted to tell him the truth, but
according to Autumn, I had to take things slowly with Damon.
“I’ve been in bed, sleeping.” I lie.
He looked around my room as though he was searching for proof that I was telling the truth.
“Did you get any more. .” he pauses to look at me. He’s searching my eyes for something, but I don’t know what.
“Any more?” I ask, waiting for him to continue.
“Nightmares.” He finishes. “Did you get any more nightmares?”
I cross my arms over my chest and glare at him. “Why do you care?”
His jaw tightens, “I always care. When have I ever not cared about your well-being?”
“This morning.” I remind him. “When you told me I couldn’t spend another night in the same bed with you.”
He swallows, “you know why I said those words to you. Sleeping in the same bed as me is inappropriate. I said no to you
because of that, not because I didn’t want to be there for you. I told you that Autumn would gladly stay with you if you need

someone with you at night.”
I narrow my eyes, “you don’t get it, do you? I don’t want Autumn, Damon. I want you. You’re the one I’m closer to. You’re the one
that makes everything easier for me. You’re the only one that would help me while I’m going through something that terrifying.
Autumn, with her kind heart, would try her best, but it wouldn’t be the same as having you there.”
His breath hitched at my confession. He eventually sighs and looks down the corridor. Maybe he’s checking to see if anyone was
coming our way.
He turns his attention back to me, and I can see the inner battle that he’s having within himself. “I don’t know what you want me
to do, Clarissa. I’m always willing to make everything better for you, but this seems like something you can get into serious
trouble for. We both can end up in deep trouble. I hate putting you in that situation, even if it’s to help you.”
I step closer to him, and his body stiffens at my nearness. I was so close that I could smell everything I loved about him.
“I don’t care about any of that,” I tell him. “So please, do this for me. It’s what I want.”
I can hear his loud breathing and see the concern in the depth of his eyes. He was worried about me.
“I’m sorry, Clarissa.” He apologizes. “It just seems too wrong. I could never forgive myself if you got into trouble for something I
gave consent for. I’m supposed to know better. I’m the older one. I’m supposed to guide you and protect you.”
Here he was, acting like my big brother again. I didn’t want that. I didn’t want him to be a big brother; we were not siblings. I
wanted him in a completely different way. Why couldn’t he see that by now?
I angrily spun around and swung my hips as I made my way back to the bed.
“What is that on your f*****g a*s Clarissa?” He demands from across the room. His voice echoes throughout the room, and I
freeze.
My eyes widen. I looked down to see if I still had the cover-up on. Luckily, it still was there. However, it was twisted a little. Could
he see the entire tattoo? I quickly adjusted it so that it was fully covering it again.
“I don’t know what you are talking about,” I answer him, but I can’t hide the nervousness in my voice.
“CLARISSA.” He growls. Why was he saying my name like that? My cheeks were hot as I placed my hands on them. Did he see
it? Please tell me he didn’t; that would ruin everything. He would think I was a freak for getting a tattoo with his name on my a*s.

I gasped when I heard his footsteps coming closer to me. What was wrong with me? Why didn’t I think about this when I got up
from bed? I didn’t know I could have ever been this stupid. His reaction told me that he most likely saw it, but I still wanted to
believe that he didn’t.
I shiver when he grabs my shoulders and slowly turns me around to face him. His hands on my skin were hot and felt like it was
burning me. And I loved every second of it.
“Did you get a tattoo?” he asks me.
My eyes widen. Does this mean that he saw the tattoo, or did he only get a glimpse of it?
“Clarissa,” he growls, growing impatient. “Tell me that my eyes are f*****g deceiving me. Tell me that you didn’t put ink on your
beautiful skin.”
My body trembles at his tone. My beautiful skin? That was the only thing my mind chose to hear. He thought my skin was
beautiful?
“Why aren’t you saying anything?” he demands.
“I didn’t put ink on my skin.” I lie. I knew he wouldn’t believe me, but it was worth a try. Judging by his choice of words, he hadn’t
seen that the tattoo on my a*s was his name. That was the only good thing about this situation.
His breath rasped in his throat as he tried to find the right words to say to me.
“You’re lying.” He says between his shallow breaths. “You’re lying to me, Clarissa. You’re f*****g lying.”