Chapter 19

“Why do you always rush to conclusions without hearing me out first? It hurts and betrays me.” I was looking forward to getting back to work this morning, despite my disappointment. I told myself not to lose hope just yet.

“It's obvious, unless he's blind, any man can figure out what's happening right now," Cameron said unshaken, completely convinced that he was speaking the truth. I couldn't bring myself to argue with him; I simply held back my tears.

"You never believe anything I say anyway," I said, wiping away the tear from my eye.

He scoffed, saying that such a pitiful act wouldn't earn his sympathy. "Now, step forward."

I obeyed, and in an instant, I found myself bending over the table, my skirt flying up in the air. I don't know why, but this inexplicably turned me on. All the sadness I had felt earlier vanished into thin air as I eagerly awaited the moment Cameron would fill me up.

Soon enough, we became one. I closed my mouth tightly to prevent any screams from escaping; I di