Ophelia rubbed herself against Adrian. He opened an eye hesitantly.
"Yes?" He asked.
"I'm horny," she whined, rubbing against him.
Ophelia couldn't concentrate on her song. He wasn't here. Why wasn't he here? Did he have to work?He didn't say he had to work. He never worked. Well he did, but it was never when she was on stage.Where was he? Did she scare him?
So she sang. Feeling a little empty. Her mind was racing. He had become so important to her in so little time.Behind the glass, on that stage, watching over his patrons like some kind of guardian angel.But he wasn't here.
"You really are too sharp aren't you?" The older man said.Adrian looked down. "Come on now. You're my father. You think you're the smartest guy in the world. Surely your son shouldn't be far behind.""Mh. But you have your mothers genes. You look just like her. So pretty."
Play the song. Really.• • •Adrian headed home. He took his tie off as he walk
Adrian held her from behind, tenderly gripping one of her breast his lips resting on her shoulder."I want to buy you something," he whispered, dragging his hands across her throat gently, "Beautiful to put here. Something that shines like you."She smiled, her lashes kissing her cheeks.
Ophelia made breakfast, she stepped out into the lawn with her bare feet, sitting on the grass."Ophelia," Eric huffed. "I finally caught you!"Ophelia looked up at him.&nbs
Ophelia's phone rang.She picked it up. "Yes?""Little song bird? Do you need me to pick you up?" Hades said softly.
Ophelia blinked. She sat up.A man with long dark hair had his head in her lap, her hand in his.She wriggled out of his grasp, and he sat up.