My Love, My Sugar Daddy's Bodyguard

Stimulant Medicine

Shena smiled with foresight.

"I tried to be okay after I left the house," Shena replied without looking at Alice.

No child is okay after being kicked out of her childhood home, especially when the culprit is her biological father.

Alice gave Shena a compassionate look. Her best friend was even willing to leave the house that belonged to the girl, but Alvin seemed to forget that.

"Already, don't think about it! You're already safe here. There's no need to be their victim, let alone get unwarranted accusations," Alice said.

The girl also approached Shena, she hugged her best friend briefly.

"You still have me," Alice said.

Shena didn't think much of it. Her, after her father continuously defended Belinda and the two girls, she had already begun to erode her affection for Alvin. She didn't care if she was considered an insolent child and unfilial to her parents because Shena thought that what she was doing was just following what Alvin was doing. So, it's not her fault because her father started it.

"Thank you, Al. You're good to me," said Shena.

Alice nodded and smiled. She could see that Shena was holding back her sadness.

Alice gently stroked Shena's arm.

"You just calm down. If I ever meet those three demonesses, I'll teach them all a lesson," Alice said with a fierce face.

Shena chuckled. She knew how her best friend was. Alice was a girl who dared to argue or fight if she felt right, let alone someone like Belinda.

"Don't laugh! I'm telling the truth. You can see it later," Alice said while making a funny face.

Shena chuckled again. "Yeah, yeah, I believe it," Shena said. She would rather give in than have Alice sulking.

Alice pulled the corners of her lips slightly. At least Shena was able to laugh, though not as usual.

Alice took Shena's hand and patted it lightly.

"If you trust me, you can tell me everything," Alice said smiling.

Shena was silent, only her eyes spoke. She seemed to doubt Alice, even though they were very close. This is a disgrace, Shena thought.

"What happened?" asked Alice. She already knew what had happened to Shena.

Shena looked away. She repeatedly let out a rough sigh while holding back the tears that were ready to burst forth.

Alice waited long enough, but Shena still kept her mouth shut. Alice didn't want to force her best friend didn't want to tell her everything, maybe Shena needed time because it wasn't that easy to get a sentence out of a painful incident.

"I don't know how it started either. I suddenly felt dizzy and hot in my body after you left to go to the toilet," said Shena.

Finally, the girl began to tell Shena the beginning of the embarrassing incident last night.

Alice furrowed her brow. "You didn't drink my alcohol, did you?" Alice asked.

She was afraid that Shena would suddenly be careless because of the burden of thought she felt.

Shena shook her head. "I only drank the juice you ordered," Shena replied.

Alice's eyebrows furrowed and came together a little more. She began to wonder if her bartender friend was playing a prank on Shena.

Alice shook her head quickly. No, he didn't. If it was the man who did it, Shena would have shown strange behavior from the beginning when her best friend enjoyed the first sip of the juice. However, until there was half of the juice left, Shena was still fine.

"Are you sure? Try to remember again," asked Alice again trying to make sure. She was afraid that Shena would forget because she was already drunk.

Shena gave Alice a sharp look. "You don't believe me, Al? I still remember and I'm not drunk at all!" Shena replied firmly.

Let alone getting drunk, she had no interest in tasting a spoonful.

"Yes, yes, I believe you," Alice said.

Shena chose to remain silent.

"Can you remember what you felt? Did someone offer you something, like candy or food?" Alice asked again. She had to pry for more information, to know what caused Shena to do that if her best friend herself said she wasn't drunk.

Shena tried to remember, but she could confirm that she had not received any food from the stranger at the club last night.

Shena shook her head slowly, while Alice made a confused face.

"But...,"

"But what?" cut Alice off quickly.

Shena stared intently at Alice's face. "There were two men who approached after you left, but they didn't give me any food at all, just invited me to embroider and I kept drinking, my drink," explained Shena as it happened during Alice's departure.

"What did you feel after embroidering with them?" asked Alice with a curious face. It seemed like she had started to get enlightened from the case that happened to Shena.

"Dizziness, slight nausea, heat and...,"

Shena stopped her speech because the sentence that was about to come out next was very embarrassing.

Alice slightly moved her head up, asking her best friend to tell her everything.

"I... I wanted a touch from the man who took me to the hotel last night," Shena said as she lowered her head.

"What were those two men?" asked Alice, raising her voice slightly.

Was Alice not focused when she heard Shena's words? Even though Shena had said that it was a man, which meant that there was only one person with Shena in the hotel room.

Shena shook her head. "No, he wasn't. As I remember, he was the one who saved me when those two men took me with a little force," Shena answered in Jevian's defense. That was indeed the case.

"Really?" asked Alice again.

Shena nodded. "I told you earlier. He wasn't impolite to me at all, Al. I'm the one who has no shame in asking to be touched and satisfied!" said Shena looking down.

Alice was silent, letting Shena say what her friend wanted to say.

"I get so turned on when he touches me." Shena shook her head, not confirming her words. "No, he wasn't. He wasn't being cheeky with me, he was just helping me walk, but somehow I wanted more," she continued while covering her face.

There was a small cry from the girl who had just been expelled by her biological father.

Alice gently rubbed Shena's back, trying to calm the girl down.

Shena immediately hugged Alice's body.

"I don't know what's happening to me! I'm so despicable and cheap to ask him to touch me! If only I could control myself, maybe he would never dare to do that to me, Al," said Shena crying in Alice's arms.

"I'm ashamed, Al. Ashamed!" she said again.

Alice continued to run her hand up and down Shena's backside at a slow pace.

"It wasn't your fault. You didn't realize you were doing it because you were under the influence of drugs," said Alice who had gotten the answer to her curiosity.

Shena quickly released her embrace. The girl immediately wiped away the tears that were rolling down her cheeks. Shena looked questioningly at Alice's words just now.

"What do you mean Al?" asked Shena.

Alice let out a rough sigh.

"Someone put something in your drink without you realizing it and it's probably the two men who invited you to embroider," Alice replied as she looked at Shena.

"Something? What is it? Why would I be like that?" asked Shena with a curious face. She wanted to know the answer as soon as possible.

"From the way you feel, it's like a stimulant!" replied Alice.

Shena widened her eyes. She was really surprised to hear Alice's words. Shena never thought that there were people who had evil intentions toward her, even though she had never hurt anyone.