Ice and Fire novel Chapter 59

John leaned against the door and then squinted at Cherry. When he saw her face clearly, he was excited, and said, "Cherr! I finally see you! Finally!"

"What are you doing here?" asked Cherry furiously. She wasn't expecting John there.

John briefly looked into the room and then looked at Cherry, and asked, "Is my uncle at home?"

Cherry ignored his question, and impatiently asked, "What the hell do you want? If you don't have anything to do, then please go away. You're not welcome here!"

When he heard her harsh tone, John was a little upset. He looked at Cherry with a serious look on his face, and said, "Cherr, could you please stop talking to me like this? I miss you, so I want to see you; I really miss you."

Cherry knew that John was obviously drunk, and that meant that it was meaningless to reason with him now.

Cherry sternly stared at John, and said, "John, don't forget that I'm your aunt! Behave yourself in front of your aunt! Don't try to get fresh with me!"

"Haha!" sneered John as he tried to balance himself. He then slowly got closer to Cherry, and said, "Cherr, am I stupid? Or, do you think I'm stupid? I'm your true love. We've been in love for so many years, but you've married my uncle for only several months. Obviously you have no feelings for each other. Do you think he really loves you? The woman he loves is Sally. Don't you know that already? Do you really think you're my aunt?"

When he mentioned of Sally, Cherry immediately felt her heart ache. Although she hadn't heard this name for a long time, when John mentioned it, she still felt its pain echoing in her heart.

When he didn't hear a reply from Cherry, John thought that Cherry must be pondering his words, and that they were right.

Cherry noticed that John was getting closer to her, and she kept stepping back. She didn't stop until she was in the living room.

"John! What the hell do you want to do?" asked Cherry fiercely.

John gently replied, "Cherr, I just came here to see you, just to see you."

With these words, John wanted to move even more towards her, but Cherry immediately pushed him away.

Cherry was a little frightened, and said, "John, don't you dare cause any trouble! This is my home, and I'll call the police if I have to!" Because John was drunk, she had no idea whether her threat worked or not, and besides that, Jackson was also not at home, and she in no way could have faced John all by herself.

John slightly smiled, and said, "Call the police? This is the suburb, and even if you call, the police still needs some time to get here. Besides, my uncle is not here, and he can do nothing to prevent me from doing something to you."

Cherry glared at John, and if she had a gun in her hand she would have shot and killed him on the spot without any sort of hesitation. John was Satan in a smock! How dared he want to have sex with her.

John was inching his way closer and closer to her, and Cherry didn't know what to do. She stepped back, and threatened, "John, you're drunk, I'm warning you! As a governor, you should be responsible for you acts. Do you know what the consequences would be if your uncle finds out about this?"

"I don't care, " quickly said John. He then continued, "Cherr, when it comes to you, I care about nothing. The only thing I want is you, and only you!"

He then grabbed her arms and pushed her to the sofa.

"John, let go of me! You bastard, get the hell off me! Let go of me!" cried Cherry frightened.

However, John didn't have the slightest intention to let go of her at all.

Because they were in the living room, they didn't hear that someone parked a car in the yard.

Cherry was pressed onto the sofa by John, and when she saw his face coming close to hers, she immediately knew what was about to happen next, and she turned her head sideways and vehemently resisted him.

Cherry kept resisting, "John, let go of me! Let go of me now!" She still hadn't freed herself, and had nearly run out of all of her strength.

"Cherr, I miss you. I really miss you, " said John, as he wanted to kiss Cherry's lips.

Cherry kept resisting him, and even though she was going to spend her last ounce of energy, she still didn't want to give up.

When Jackson came through the door and saw the scene playing in the living room, his face immediately darkened. He saw that Cherry was consistently resisting a man, but that man was still pressing on her body like a monster. What he also saw was that the man was none other than his nephew, Jackson's anger overwhelmed him, and he instantly rushed to the living room.

Cherry was still resisting John with all of her strength, and when she saw Jackson's face, she thought that she was in dream. Even if it was a dream, Cherry still didn't want to give up on the glimmer of hope, and abruptly shouted, "Jackson! Jackson!"

John thought that Cherry shouted Jackson's name just to seek hope because she was helpless. He knew that his uncle wasn't at home, and he also knew that no matter how hard she shouted, Jackson wouldn't show up.

When he wanted to approach Cherry again, John didn't expect to be pulled away from her by a hand.

He was pulled by a powerful force, and when he clearly saw who yanked him away from her, he was flabbergasted, and said, "Uncle Jackson!"

Jackson said nothing, and instead just punched him, and then punched him again.

John didn't dare to hit him back, and all that he could do was to silently bear the beating. Even though he really wanted to hit him back, he knew that he had no hope of winning. His uncle had been a special troop, and compared with him, he was nothing.

Cherry was so terrified that she squatted in one of the corners of the room. She said nothing, and instead braced her legs firmly, and quivered with fear.

Jackson was still fiercely hitting John, and said, "John, if you wanted to die, you should've just said so...I could've helped you!"

John's face had been beaten until black and blue. By that time, he had gradually sobered up and could think clearly, but he didn't dare to strike back, nor did he dare to say anything in reply to his uncle.

When he saw that John didn't hit back or speak, Jackson finally stopped, and then threw John to the door.

John fell to the ground, and wiped the blood off of his lips.

Jackson glared at his nephew, and said, "John, I've already told you that she's my wife now!"

"But I love her, I really love her!" said John. He wasn't afraid of irritating Jackson, because he just wanted to say his real and honest thoughts.

Jackson then quickly went to him, squatted, and after he grabbed his collar with one hand, he said, "She's now my woman! Don't ever touch her again!"

John was terrified by Jackson's expression, because he had never seen him act like that ever before. Even many years ago, when Sally had left him, Jackson had never reacted like that, but now he saw that Jackson's expression was extremely horrible, as if he wanted to murder someone the following second.

John knew that anyone who offended his uncle would possibly be killed, and he was no exception from the rule, even though he was his nephew.