Enchanted Nightfall: Falling for Destiny (Quintessa and Tyrone) novel Chapter 106

Chapter 106 

When the production crew outside called it a wrap, Quintessa sat up, while her gaze was lingering on Jonathan’s smooth features. “You seem to be nice to everyone, but what’s the real deal? You know what’s in your heart.” 

A shadow of coolness crossed Jonathan’s face as he looked back at Quintessa with an oppressive intensity. “Listen, kiddo, there are things better left unsaid once you see through them. It’s for your own good.” 

Quintessa snorted with laughter. “Seems like keeping my mouth shut hasn’t done me any good so far, Mister. Please, step aside. I need to get out of bed.* 

“Out of bed? I’ve heard that you, Quintessa, are more familiar with getting into them.” 

Despite the vulgar insinuation of his words, it seemed his character was not tainted by what he said. 

Her smile broadened. Apparently, Roxanne had made sure her reputation for ‘sleeping around‘ was known to everyone on set. 

Quintessa leaned forward suddenly, pinning Jonathan with her body. She locked eyes with him and said, “So, I’d advise movie star Jonathan to keep your distance. They say I’m the kind of woman who’s slept with every man in the crew.” 

After a moment of stunned silence, Jonathan replied, “If you’ve really been with everyone, what am I then? Not a man? I’d like to think I’m worth a bit more than the others, right? If you were really after quick gains, you wouldn’t ignore an Oscar winner like me, would you?” For a split second, he thought Quintessa was pretty badass; it’s almost like the roles of men and women between them had been reversed. 

With a sly grin, Quintessa pinched Jonathan’s chin. “Ever heard of playing hard to get?” 

Jonathan retorted, “Don’t paint yourself in such a bad light.” 

Suddenly, Quintessa didn’t feel like talking anymore. She let go, and her expression was chilling as she pushed aside the bed curtains. “You’re wrong. I’m exactly that bad, even worse than you could imagine.” 

She was bad, indeed, worse even than she admitted to herself. If anyone dare block her path, she wouldn’t care what she might do. 

It was late when Quintessa shed her costume, wiped off her makeup, and changed into her clothes to head back to the hotel. 

After a night shoot that lasted until 5 in the morning, she arrived at the hotel, feeling too tired to be picky about its modest accommodations. 

She stumbled to her room, too weary to even flick on the light. She made her way to the bed and collapsed onto it after feeling its edge; too exhausted to even undress, she was just ready to sleep. 

But within seconds, Quintessa sprang up from the bed.