Chapter 50 The Appointment at the Old House

Yvonne felt a twinge of bitterness in her heart. She knew no girl could resist a man's tenderness, including herself. When she parted her red lips to respond to Benson, she felt a deep sense of powerlessness, realizing how weak she seemed in this relationship. She forgot all of Benson's misdeeds and the pain and struggles she had endured recently. In her room, there wasn't a trace of light, and the darkness made her hearing unusually sharp. This environment reminded her of the intimate times she had shared with Benson. In a pitch-black room, they had embraced each other, kissed deeply, and then given themselves to one another. During those intimate moments, Yvonne seemed to forget the passage of time and certainly didn't resist Benson. After cleaning Yvonne, she curled up in the blankets and fell into a deep sleep. Benson stood by the bed, gazing at her for a long time before finally leaving the room. Downstairs, he poured himself a glass of wine, sat on the sofa, and fell int