His Destructive, Toxic Love novel Chapter 346

"I want to be with you."

He said it with a seriousness that made Eliza's head spin. The intensity was undeniable.

"Even though Welton International is out of my hands for now, trust me, I'll get it back. And even if I don't, I can still support you. Just give me a chance, will you?"

Eliza was stunned.

What nonsense was he spewing? Who needed his support anyway? What was he chasing?

"Casper, can you cut it out? I'm getting engaged today. What’s gotten into you?" Didn't he have a girlfriend already? Falling for every girl he sees? "Does your girlfriend know about this? Do you have any moral compass at all?"

"I told you, she's not my girlfriend," he corrected.

"And I'm just supposed to believe you?" Besides, whether he had a girlfriend or not had nothing to do with her rejecting his confession. "Mr. Casper, if you're that bored, find someone else to bother."

He looked at her, those long, curly eyelashes casting shadows under the soft light. "I'm serious."

"I don't like you." She lifted her gaze, meeting his eyes with disgust, without a hint of hesitation.

He smiled helplessly, wrapped his arms around her waist, and kissed her again.

Eliza was caught off guard and struggled too late. Casper was inherently dominant, assertive. The more she struggled, the deeper he kissed. She had always been unable to resist him, nor fight back.

"Val, are you in there?" A knock came at the restroom door.

Eliza finally managed to push the man away with all her strength. "Yes, just a minute."

She needed to leave.

Casper, still not wanting to let her go, was reluctant.

She glared at him, extending her finger as a warning, "Casper, you better be rational, otherwise..."

"Otherwise what?" He bowed his head to take her finger into his mouth, shocking her into pulling back. But his larger hand was quicker to grasp hers, his eyes full of desire as he looked into hers. "You'll agree to be with me?"

"Mr. Casper, are you into forced affection?" She didn't appreciate such twisted pursuits. "If you are, then you've got the wrong person."

"You and David aren't right for each other. He's not good enough."