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A Doctor's Challenge Winning the Spoiled Girl

Who a- are you? How have you been here?" Kim's lips stuttered with fright as she immediately pulled the blanket to cover her breast. "Are you scared!? Eh?" The man sniffled, taking small steps towards her, making her drag her back. In a moment of passion, Kim's life is shattered when a drunken stranger mistakes her for his lover. The price she pays is steep, as she loses everything she holds dear and must forge a new path in life. Enter a mysterious doctor, whose charming presence is a balm to her wounded soul. But he too carries a heavy burden - an incurable disease that threatens to consume him. As they navigate their own emotional turmoil, they find themselves drawn to each other, despite their reservations. Can they unlock the key to each other's hearts and find love amidst their pain? Or will their kiss remain forever locked? This poignant and captivating story will keep you turning the pages until the very end.

queen_ofashes · Urban
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108 Chs

A Mistaken Kiss

The quaint ice cream parlor was filled with a buzz of activity as Dillon expertly took orders from the patrons. The moment I entered, I was struck by the charm of the vintage decor and the mouth-watering aroma of freshly churned ice cream. My friend Sarah and I had just finished an exquisite meal at a fancy restaurant, and now she had her heart set on trying the foreign flavors that this renowned parlor was famous for.

As we walked in, a smiling hostess greeted us and led us to a cozy table by the window. We slid back into our chairs and were soon engrossed in our conversation when Dillon came up to us with a courteous smile.

"What can I get for you lovely ladies?" he asked, his eyes glued to his little notepad as he scribbled down our order.

Sarah was quick to decide and ordered the smoked ice cream in vanilla and chocolate flavors, while I opted for the Turkish ice cream in pistachio flavor. Dillon jotted down our requests without looking up and vanished behind the counter.

Fifteen minutes later, he returned with a tray in his hands, balancing it carefully as he served our ice cream. "Your Turkish pistachio ma'am," he said, his voice a mellifluous melody, as he placed the beautifully presented cup of ice cream in front of me. "Your smoked vanilla and chocolate flavors," he continued, turning around to serve Sarah's cup.

But fate had something else in store. As Dillon reached out to serve Sarah's ice cream, it slipped out of his hand and splattered all over her, ruining her brand-new dress that she had specially bought for her birthday. Dillon's face fell, his eyes fixated on the floor, and his hands nervously fidgeting in front of him.

"I'm so sorry, Ma'am. It just slipped off my hands. I'm extremely sorry," he muttered apologetically.

Sarah was furious, and her shrill voice echoed through the restaurant as she stood up, berating him loudly. The commotion drew the attention of the other diners, and the manager was quick to intervene. Dillon was promptly fired, and Sarah was offered a fresh cup of ice cream to appease her anger.

As we left the parlor, Sarah headed off to her next party, while I made my way home, my mind still replaying the unfortunate incident that had marred an otherwise perfect evening.

As I walked towards my car, the sound of someone sobbing caught my attention. I followed the sound and found a young man with his head buried in his hands, tears streaming down his face. As he looked up at me, I couldn't help but notice his strikingly beautiful eyes, a crystal-clear blue that sparkled in the dim light.

I approached him cautiously, trying not to startle him. He was so innocent and charming, and I couldn't help feeling drawn to him. As I crouched down beside him, he kept gazing at me with his wet eyes, his long lashes heavy with tears.

"It's okay, whatever happened wasn't your fault," I said, trying to soothe him. As I reached out to wipe the tears from his face, he flinched as if my touch hurt him. But something about his vulnerability only made me feel more protective of him.

I couldn't break my gaze away from his eyes; they were so mesmerizing that I felt like I could get lost in them forever. Even when he told me to go away, I couldn't bring myself to leave him.

I found myself staring at his lips, so perfectly shaped with a flat upper lip and a plump lower lip. The thought of kissing him was irresistible, and I could feel my heart racing at the prospect.

As I leaned in, his breath grew faster, and I felt his hands move around my waist. Our tongues twisted together in a passionate embrace, and I could feel the heat between us building.

It was as if we were the only two people in the world, lost in our own private moment of desire and longing. In that moment, I knew that I had fallen completely and hopelessly in love with this beautiful stranger.

The first kiss was an unexpected and thrilling experience for me. My attraction to him was so strong that it made me forget all our differences – the gap in our status and age, and the fact that we hardly knew each other. We talked just enough to get to know each other, but neither of us wanted to delve deeper into our backgrounds.

As we kissed, I felt his hands exploring my back, his touch sending shivers down my spine. He didn't resist my advances, proving that he was equally drawn to me. I sensed that he had felt the same way about me from the moment I had fallen for him.

He pulled me closer, and I straddled his lap, locking my legs around his waist. We lost ourselves in each other, breathing each other in. I felt him getting suffocated, but neither of us wanted to stop. As he gripped my neck and pulled me back into his mouth, we kissed each other with intense passion.

His hands moved down to the exposed part of my back, tracing the curve of my spine, making me shiver with desire. I pressed my lower body against his hardening parts, feeling his desires rising and tightening. I tightened my grip around his neck, pulling my body up to meet his, and he softly grabbed my hips and pulled me down to his lap.

Suddenly, we heard footsteps approaching, and I quickly pulled away from him, sliding off his lap. I stood upright, composing myself, while he remained seated on the ground. We both froze as a young couple walked past us and got into their car.

We didn't say a word, just stared at each other for several minutes, lost in our thoughts. Eventually, I reached out my hand to introduce myself. "I'm Grace," I said. He didn't respond immediately, and I waited for a few moments before he finally spoke. "I'm Dillon," he said softly.

I couldn't help noticing his name embroidered on his company t-shirt. "Oh yeah, it's written on your shirt," I said, pointing to his left side. He looked down at his t-shirt, then back up at me, a sheepish smile spreading across his face. Despite the awkwardness of the situation, his smile was disarmingly charming.

We exchanged one last lingering look before parting ways, not saying another word.