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FALLING FOR MY DAD'S BEST FRIEND Go Back In Time
[AVA]The steam from the shower fogged up the bathroom mirror as I stepped out, feeling the warm water droplets on my skin. My fingers brushed my lips as I remembered the feeling of Brian’s mouth on mine. I couldn’t believe it had actually happened, we were together now. It was like all my fantasies had come to life. I couldn’t stop grinning to myself as I reached for the towel and wrapped it around my body, feeling a wave of happiness wash over me.My heart was beating so fast, I could feel it in my chest. It was like I was living in a dream, and I never wanted to wake up. I couldn’t believe that Brian and I were finally together. The chemistry between us was undeniable, and it was obvious that we both felt the same way. Every time I thought about him, I couldn’t help but smile. And his kisses… they were like nothing I had ever experienced before. It was like his lips were made just for mine, and every time they touched, it was pure magic. I closed my eyes and let out a sigh, still f
FALLING FOR MY DAD'S BEST FRIEND Time and Place
[BRIAN]As I pushed open the door to my penthouse, my mind was in a tumultuous state. The images of Ava’s confession played on a loop in my head, and I couldn’t seem to shake them off. The woman I had started to care for, the one I had let my guard down for, was a liar. My chest tightened with anger and disappointment as I walked towards the bar, my feet dragging on the floor.I poured myself a generous amount of scotch and took a long sip, hoping it would soothe my frayed nerves, but the alcohol did nothing to alleviate the turmoil inside me. How could I have been so foolish to let myself fall for her so easily? Was it all a game to her, a well-thought-out plan to use me and my wealth to get out of her miserable life? The more I thought about it, the angrier I became, and my grip on the glass tightened. I took another sip, the liquid burning my throat, and set the glass down on the counter with a loud clink. The silence of the penthouse was deafening, and my thoughts were the only so
FALLING FOR MY DAD'S BEST FRIEND Hurtful Words
[AVA]Sitting in the dimly lit corner of the quaint cafe, I couldn’t help but stare blankly at the steaming cup of coffee in front of me, lost in my own thoughts. Despite Sean’s long chatter about his new project at work and his failed attempt to come out to his parents, my mind kept wandering back to Brian. It had been a week since that fateful day at the lake—when everything fell apart between us. The hurtful words he had thrown at me still stung, and the image of him walking away, leaving me alone, broken, was still vivid in my mind.When I finally mustered the courage to go back to the cabin, my heart sank at the sight of its emptiness. I had feared the worst, but then I noticed the cab waiting outside. Brian might have left me to sort things out on my own, but he also made sure I got back to the city safely. As I took a sip of the hot coffee, I couldn’t help but feel a twinge of warmth in my chest at the thought that he still cared, even after everything that had happened between
FALLING FOR MY DAD'S BEST FRIEND Fragile Peace
[BRIAN]I stood outside of Val’s bedroom, hesitant to enter. It had been months since I had last stepped foot in this room, but today something drew me here, something I couldn’t quite explain. I took a deep breath and pushed open the door, revealing a flood of memories that hit me like a ton of bricks. The room was just as she had left it, with her favorite posters and knick-knacks scattered about. My eyes landed on her bed, neatly made and untouched since the day she passed away.I couldn’t help but think of all the times Val and I had spent in this room, laughing and joking around. She had been my whole world, and losing her had left a hole in my heart that nothing could fill. But being in her room again brought back a sense of comfort, like I was able to be close to her again.As I walked around the room, I noticed that not a single thing had been moved or altered. It was as if time had stopped on the day Val had left. Her books were still stacked neatly on her bedside table, her
FALLING FOR MY DAD'S BEST FRIEND Societal Judgments
[AVA]My heart was pounding as I stood outside Brian’s penthouse, trying to gather the courage to ring the bell. I had been pacing back and forth for the last fifteen minutes, my hand hovering over the buzzer, but each time I tried to press it, a wave of anxiety washed over me, and I recoiled. I knew I had to see him, to talk to him about what I had been feeling, but the fear of rejection was paralyzing me. What if he didn’t feel the same way about me anymore? What if he thought it was inappropriate and wanted to end things before they even started?No. I was stronger than this. Sean was right. Even if Brian rejected me, it wouldn’t be the end of the world. Sure, it would hurt, and it might take me forever to be over it, but I needed closure, whether it was a yes or a blunt no. I couldn’t keep living in a world of maybes and what-ifs. It was time to take a leap of faith and find out where Brian and I stood.Taking a deep breath, I lifted my hand and pressed the buzzer, trying to stead
FALLING FOR MY DAD'S BEST FRIEND Inappropriately
[AVA]I woke up early the next morning, feeling a mix of nervousness and determination. Yesterday had been a whirlwind of emotions, from the anxiety of telling Brian to the overwhelming joy of finally being with him. But there was one more thing I needed to do before I could fully enjoy this newfound happiness.The sun was just beginning to rise as I got out of bed and got dressed. I took a deep breath and tried to steady my nerves. This was something I had been putting off for too long, and I couldn’t keep avoiding it any longer. I was going to confront my mom about her lies and deceit.I entered the kitchen and saw mom sipping her coffee at the table. Her eyes widened as she looked up at me, and I knew she already had an idea of what I was going to say. This was the perfect opportunity to have the conversation I had been dreading. Max was still asleep, and dad was out for his morning walk.Taking a deep breath, I walked over to the table and stood in front of her.“Mom, we need to t
FALLING FOR MY DAD'S BEST FRIEND No Experience, No Qualifications
[SEAN]We were all gathered in the living room, but my mind was far from the conversation. Mom was talking about wanting to adopt a new dog, but all I could think about was Coraline. Knowing that she was the one behind the threatening calls had me on edge, and I was seething with anger every time I looked at her. I had known this for some time now, and I knew I needed to confront her, but that would have to wait. My focus had shifted entirely when Ava told me about what my dad had done to her mom.I couldn’t believe it. My dad, the man I had looked up to my entire life, had violated someone in such a disgusting way. I knew he could be a jerk, but I never thought he was capable of something like this. I couldn’t help but wonder if this was a one-time occurrence or if he had a history of doing this to others. Did Mom know about this? Did she have any idea what he had been up to?A few years ago, I remember my dad mocking me for not being man enough to make tough choices. Today, even tho
FALLING FOR MY DAD'S BEST FRIEND Consequences
[AVA]As I watched the police officers recite Beau Edwards his rights, I couldn’t help but notice the way he glared at us. It was as if he found our accusations amusing and was confident that the charges wouldn’t stick for more than an hour. He seemed to be certain that he would be out in no time, and that he would make sure to show us what happens to those who make an enemy out of him.I felt a shiver run down my spine as Beau’s gaze lingered on me. It was as if he was silently threatening me, warning me to stay out of his way.“You’ll regret this,” he spat as the officers led him away.I felt a weight lift off my shoulders as the adrenaline from the confrontation with Beau started to dissipate. It was only then that I became aware of how tightly I had been holding onto my mom, and how tightly she had been holding onto me.Tears streamed down our faces as we both let out a sigh of relief.“Audrey!” Miranda exclaimed as she rushed over to us after the police vans had left their proper
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