Milf Hunter: Seducing And Taming Beauties

Chapter 531: Yuko’s Despair: Past Resurfaced

Yuko’s voice was a low growl, her eyes blazing with a mix of anger and something else I couldn’t quite place. ”Trust you? How can I trust you when you’re always hiding something? Tell me the truth, Jack. I deserve to know.”

I could see the determination in her eyes, the resolve that told me she wouldn’t back down. The air between us was thick with tension, and the weight of the moment seemed to press down on us.

Whatever happened next, it was clear that this conversation was far from over. The rooftop seemed to close in around us, the cool evening air doing little to dispel the heat of our confrontation.

Yuko’s thoughts were a storm of anger and conflict.[I should just kill this bastard once and for all,] she thought, her mind racing with possibilities.

[But Haruna will be sad. I don’t know what she will do. She surely likes him. I can’t kill him.] Her thoughts spiraled, considering drastic measures.

[Should I capture Julie or maybe Hannah and ask Jack to make my sister happy? Otherwise, they will die. Maybe I should even ask him to be Haruna’s boyfriend directly.]

But then, another thought crossed her mind, a moment of hesitation and doubt. [No, this is too risky. Once I am not with Haruna, I don’t know what this bastard will do. If Haruna knows I did something to Hannah or Julie, she will never forgive me. I need to be careful.]

I thought of something and activated the Hand of Arousal, a power that allowed me to influence the emotions of others through touch.

I placed my hands on her waist, surprising her. The moment my hands made contact, I could feel her tension, the heat of her body radiating through her clothes. Her breath hitched, and her eyes widened in shock.

I heard her thoughts, a mix of anger and shock. [I want to kill him. I want to kill him. This bastard touched me, touched my body. How dare he?] Her mind was a whirlwind of emotions, the anger and fear intertwining in a complex dance.

Yuko yelled, her voice a mix of anger and fear. ”Let go of your hand, now. Otherwise, you will die. Don’t you dare touch me, Jack. I swear, I will make you regret it.”

I saw Yuko’s eyes turn blood red, tears filling her eyes. The sight of her in such distress brought a wave of guilt crashing over me.

I remembered then that Yuko didn’t like to be around males, not since she was betrayed by her classmate Kenzo, who had tried to rape her. The memory of that trauma was etched into her every reaction, and I had just triggered it.

I let go of my hand immediately, stepping back as if burned. ”Yuko, I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to upset you. I just wanted to get your attention.”

She yelled again, her voice breaking with emotion. ”Run away, now. Get away from me, Jack. I can’t stand the sight of you right now.”

I deactivated my Hand of Arousal, the power dissipating as quickly as it had come. I don’t know why, but looking at her crying face, my heart ached. The sight of her in such pain was more than I could bear. ”Yuko, please, let me explain. I didn’t mean to hurt you. I just wanted to talk.”

I said, my voice soft and gentle, trying to reach her through the storm of her emotions. ”Yuko, what happened? Why are you crying? Don’t cry. I will tell you what happened, please don’t cry. I never wanted to hurt you.”

Yuko said, her voice a yell filled with pain and anger. ”Get away from me, bastard, now. Otherwise, I will kill you. I can’t stand you being near me. You make me sick.”

I saw Yuko staring at me, her eyes filled with a deadly resolve. I knew she meant every word. I pretended to leave, opening the rooftop door and walking in, but I didn’t go anywhere.

Instead, I peeked out and saw Yuko crying hard, her body wracked with sobs. She sat on the ground with her head under her knees, a picture of despair.

The sight of her in such pain was a stark reminder of the complexity of our relationships, the tangled web of emotions and histories that bound us together. I couldn’t just leave her like this. I took a deep breath, steeling myself for what I had to do next.

First, I texted Julie telling her to go to the station and send me her picture of herself in a station or somewhere near there when she reaches the station, and I will use teleportation to get to her. I told her Yuko wants to ask me something that is taking time.

With that taken care of, I bought a cold water bottle from the SUDIX Store and walked out, holding it in my hand as I approached Yuko.

She saw my shoes through her knees and yelled, her voice hoarse from crying. ”Why don’t you just go? What do you want, Jack?”

I knelt down in front of her, the cold bottle of water in my hand. ”Yuko,” I said softly, my voice gentle and calm. ”I’m not going anywhere until you listen to me. I never wanted to hurt you. I just wanted to talk, to explain. Please, give me a chance.”

She looked up at me, her eyes red and swollen from crying. ”Why should I listen to you, Jack? You’ve done nothing but cause pain and trouble. Why should I believe anything you say?”

”Because I care about you, Yuko. I care about Haruna, Julie, and Hannah. I never wanted any of this to happen. I just wanted to make things right.”

She stared at me for a long moment, the silence stretching between us. Finally, she nodded, her voice barely above a whisper. ”Fine, Jack. Talk. But if I don’t like what I hear, I swear, I will make you regret it.”

I took a deep breath, knowing that whatever I said next would change things between Yuko and me. I knew there was no turning back, but I also knew that I had to try.

For Haruna, for Julie, for Hannah, and yes, for Yuko too. The weight of the moment seemed to press down on us, the cool evening air doing little to dispel the heat of our confrontation.

I held out the water bottle to her, my hand steady and sure. ”Here, drink this,” I said, my voice gentle and calm. ”You need to stay hydrated.”