Desire And Lust – Chapter 7&8

DESIRE AND LUST

Desire And Lust – Chapter 7&8

{°° Forbidden Desire °°}

©Lana

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🌺 Background song:’Angels Crying’ By Chris Grey 🌺

Ana was still lost in her thoughts when the doorbell rang.

She got up to answer it, and as she passed by the dining room, she shook her head at Alvin, who was sulking on the couch.

She walked to the door and opened it, looking at the girl who clutched her pink bag tightly. The girl had a pretty face with long brown hair, brown eyes, and thin lips.
She was wearing a white shirt and a black pleated school uniform, and her slender body seemed almost fragile. She stared at Ana as the girl shyly looked down. Ana cleared her throat.

“Hi, who are you?” Ana asked in a curious tone. The girl bit her lip before replying,

“I’m Liana.” The girl’s voice came out warm and friendly. Ana’s eyes shot up in surprise. “I just came to get my book from Alvin,” Liana added. Ana smiled and nodded for her to come inside. Liana followed behind her, her eyes roaming around the whole apartment.

As they walked to the dining room, she asked, “Is he here?” Her voice came out lower.

Ana smiled and nodded. She could see why her brother was taken by her; the little girl was just too cute. Her face made you want to stare at her all the time. She had flawless, fair skin.

“Alvin, someone is here for you,” Ana called as they walked toward where he was. Alvin, who had his eyes closed, opened them and looked at his sister before his gaze fell on Liana, who smiled sweetly.

Alvin stood up straight, and his face filled with happiness.

“Liana, what are you doing here?” His voice was filled with happiness and excitement as he asked.

Liana raised her eyebrow teasingly. “You don’t want me here?” Alvin shook his head.

“No, no, why not? It’s just that I didn’t expect you to show up here.” Liana smiled and nodded.

“By the way, why are you in your uniform? It’s Sunday,” Alvin added, his eyes scanning her outfit.

Ana’s eyes flickered between the two, with a gentle smile on her face. They had already forgotten that she was there as they bombarded each other with questions. “You guys can continue. I’m going to take a shower; I have to go somewhere,” Ana said, and both their attentions turned to her.

Liana smiled, and Alvin rubbed his head, which made Ana raise an eyebrow at him.

“I didn’t know she was coming,” Alvin explained.

“And what did I say?” Ana asked in amusement. Liana laughed softly, seeing how Alvin was being shy and nervous. She also noticed that he respected his sister; they looked like they both loved and cared for each other, which made her smile in admiration.

“You didn’t, but I just thought maybe…” Alvin stuttered and ruffled his hair. Ana rolled her eyes and looked at Liana, who had a sparkling smile all over her face.

“Feel free; I have to go somewhere,” she said.

“Thank you, Miss Evans,” Liana said as she settled down beside where Alvin was sitting.

“You can call me Ana.” “Okay, Sis Ana,” Liana replied.

Ana smiled and picked up her phone, walking to her room. She checked her phone for missed calls from her boyfriend, Milton, but there were none. Disappointment etched on her face, she wondered worriedly why he wasn’t calling her. Ana sighed and took off her clothes, walking to the shower. After she was done showering, she put on a blue summer dress with white sneakers. She tied her hair into a messy bun and did a light makeup. After seeing that she looked good, she took out a small handbag and held her phone in the other hand, before walking out.

She walked to the dining room, where Alvin and Liana were lying on the white carpet, lost in their books. She smiled. “I’m leaving,” she announced. “You look pretty, Ana,” Alvin and Liana said at the same time. Ana smiled and said thank you. “When are you coming back?” Alvin asked curiously. Ana glared at him, and he lifted his hands in the air. “I’m just asking,” he said. “See you, Liana. I’ll find you here, right?” Ana asked, her attention fixed on Liana.

“Yes,” Liana replied. Alvin’s face broke into a knowing grin. As Ana walked out, Liana looked at Alvin with a soft smile.

“Your sister is pretty.”

“You’re more pretty,” Alvin said, staring deep into her eyes with a tease smile. Liana blushed and pushed him slightly.

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****As Ana walked into the restaurant, her eyes scanned the area. The restaurant was a bit of occupied, with most of the people there being couples.

The restaurant’s atmosphere was warm and inviting, like a gentle hug on a chilly evening. Soft music floated in the background, a soothing melody that seemed to match the gentle hum of conversation from the other patrons,,whispers of couples and friends created a soothing background noise, punctuated by the occasional clinking of glasses or utensils on plates.

The lighting was dim, with soft, golden glow emanating from table lamps and candles, casting a warm ambiance over the entire space ,, sweet aroma of freshly baked bread and roasting meats wafted through the air,..

Ana took out her phone and checked the picture of the person she was supposed to meet. Her eyes searched the whole area until they landed on the girl who was seated at a corner table with two chairs. The girl lifted her hand, beckoning her over.

Ana smiled and walked to her. She looked at the girl and then at the picture on her phone. The girl looked better in the picture than in person. She had short blonde hair, pointy nose, ice-blue eyes, and freckles on her face. Ana settled into the chair beside her, and the girl smiled, showing off her gold teeth in the front. She extended her hand for a handshake.

“Hi, Annabella, I’m Alora Keith,” she introduced herself. Ana shook her hand, her eyes landing on the snake tattoo on Alora’s wrist. Alora noticed Ana’s tenseness at the tattoo and smirked, betting that Ana didn’t like snakes, which was just interesting.

She cleared her throat to get Ana’s attention. “It’s nice to meet you, Alora, but how do you know my name?” Ana asked curiously. Alora leaned back into her seat after taking a sip of her grape juice. “Everyone knows you,” Alora said, her voice steady. Ana raised her eyebrow in surprise.

“You work for the President of E.K Group Company, so everyone saw you on TV, at events, parties, and galas. That includes me,” Alora explained. Ana nodded, but her mind didn’t buy everything Alora was saying. The girl just smelled trouble; she didn’t look like someone you could trust easily. She looked cunning and manipulative.

“Okay, so why am I here?” Ana asked, her mind already racing with unanswered questions.

Alora chuckled, her fingers trailing around the wine glass, her eyes beaming with mischief. “I have something for you,” she said, and Ana gave her a go-ahead look.

“Well, you have to open this at home, not here. I don’t want you to faint in the restaurant; it’s embarrassing,” she smirked. Ana rolled her eyes at her.

“Why should I trust a stranger like you?” Ana asked. Alora chuckled and leaned over to Ana, their faces inches apart.

“Oh, you should, sweetheart. I’m just helping you. You’ll get all your answers there,” she said with a smirk, staring deep into Ana’s eyes.

Ana felt a shiver run down her spine; the girl’s eyes were just strange to stare at. There was something deadly and sinful about them.

“See you around, Ana,” Alora said and took her small bag. “Don’t cry too much; just say maybe it all happened for a reason,” she added before walking away.

Ana stared at her as she walked with her head held high, her chin tilted slightly. She walked like a model, her hands loose and swinging along her hips, her heels clicking on the marble polish with every step she took.

Ana swallowed as Alora disappeared from her view. She sighed and looked at the envelope in front of her, her mind racing with thoughts.

She took the envelope and put it inside her bag. Maybe she should just trust Alora, but what was inside the envelope? She wondered as she rose to her feet and pushed back the chair.

She fixed her dress and started walking, not watching where she was going, and bumped into someone.

She looked up as the person hissed.

Her eyes shot up in surprise as she met Fatima’s angry face, they
They known eachother for along time, but they both couldn’t tolerate eachother, Fatima has a deep hate for Ana…

“Can’t you watch where you’re going, you bitch?” Fatima hissed, annoyance dripping from her voice. “I’m sorry,” Ana said, but Fatima’s eyes flashed with anger.

“Sorry my ass. I don’t even understand why you bump into me with your cheap perfume.” Ana sighed, not wanting to indulge Fatima’s nonsense..

She was already stressed and didn’t understand why Fatima was taking this so seriously. It was just a mistake, and she hadn’t spilled anything on her.

“I’m sorry,” Ana repeated, trying to walk away, but Fatima grabbed her hand roughly.

“We’re still talking. You don’t get to walk away from me, Annabella Evans,” Fatima shouted, drawing attention from others.

“Just let go. I said sorry. Why are you being annoying?” Ana shot back, exhausted.

“You’ll leave without paying for bumping into me,” Fatima sneered before answering Ana’s unspoken question.

“You’re going to wipe my shoes with your tongue and order food for me.” Ana stared at her in shock and disgust before jerking her hand free.

“I’m not your maid.”

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