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The Bachelorette: A Short Story

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When The Bachelorette aired, everyone wanted to see JoJo Fletcher get another chance at love again after she was dumped on live television. But she did not count on having a crazy sexual chemistry with contestant Luke Pell. Things are definitely getting hot and heavy in the latest episodes of The Bachelorette. Lead reality TV star JoJo could not keep her hands off her suitor Luke Pell. In today’s teaser, the duo spent some alone time together - away from the other guys. They sat on a bench outside the mansion, making it a romantic and quiet time with each other, wearing matching jackets and getting cozy in each other’s arms. “I’m running out of words to describe the level of passion that is Luke and me together,” Fletcher, 25, tells the camera. It is obvious that she is feeling hot and heavy for Pell. According to reports, Pell is physically attracted to her. “Everything about you just makes me want more of you,” Pell said. “More time, I want to know more, I want to know everything about you,” he added. …show more content…

Posts even pointed out that Luke’s hand was on her thigh. When asked about their status, “Luke and I have a very emotional relationship, but we have, like, that physical connection down. Like, we have it down!” JoJo beamed. She was not shy to talk about their physical encounters and sexual tension. “Every time we kiss, I get the feeling where I have to, like, take a breath. I have to take a moment because that spark is just … it’s crazy. It is crazy,” she said. Do you think JoJo Fletcher will choose Luke Pell? Who will get the final rose in the season finale ceremony? Watch out for The Bachelorette as it airs on ABC Mondays at 8:00 PM

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