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Resisting My Best Friend's Dad Call from Johnson
Author's pov Blenda walked over to her phone on the chair, and as soon as she looked at the screen, she saw an unfamiliar number. However, the last two digits were recognizable to her. Her intuition immediately told her that this was Johnson's phone number. The name Johnson echoed in her mind, making her more apprehensive and hesitant to answer the call. A few seconds later, the call ended, and she let out a sigh of relief. "Johnson!" she thought to herself, sitting down near the phone without answering it. Before she could even blink, her phone started ringing again. This time, she picked up the call and was the first to speak. "Hello..." "Is this the goddess of beauty?"With just that statement, Blenda knew exactly who was calling. There was only one person in the world who used to call her that name years ago, and it was Johnson. It brought back sweet memories that made Blenda burst into laughter. "You still remember that statement?" she said, surprised and filled with af
Resisting My Best Friend's Dad Can I use your bathroom?
Charlotte's pov "Can you believe it? Your friend Ava was crying over something that has already happened," Tyler said as he was about to enter the house after returning from seeing Ava. "Why was she mad at you?" I asked Tyler as he entered the house. He didn't reply to me but went and sat down, and had a look of wonder on his face. "Why was Ava crying?" I asked again as I stood in front of him. "She was crying because I left her mom." He opened his two hands. "That might not be true," I replied. "Don't you think she might have had a misunderstanding with her boyfriend?" "Even I doubted her at first, and she became very sincere and asked if we could get back together. Or if I could stay with her mom for a few days." When Tyler said that, I kept looking at him to see if he agreed. Love can be selfish sometimes. I didn't want anyone to share l Tyler with me, and I quickly reminded myself that he belonged to someone else before I came into the picture. "Did you agree with
Resisting My Best Friend's Dad It's three from now.
Charlotte's pov When I saw Ava taking her first step towards my bathroom door, I was at a loss for words. My heart raced as if I were standing on the edge of a very high cliff. I panicked, but halfway to the bathroom, my brain came up with something to prevent her from going inside. I hurriedly positioned myself in front of her with a smile on my face and said, "Please, please, my bathroom is a complete mess, and I don't want you to see how untidy it is. I'm really sorry, and I'm even ashamed of myself." Ava looked at me and let out a sigh, not attempting to push past me. "But I need to..." she started to say. "Then let's go to your room," I interrupted with a smile, and it worked as expected. What would I have told Ava if she saw her dad with a wet body in my bathroom? It simply indicated that we had just made love together. Ava and I left my room and went to hers. I locked her door as she entered her bathroom to freshen up. Some minutes later, she came out, and thi
Resisting My Best Friend's Dad Far away hotel
Blenda's pov Why couldn't I sleep last night after receiving a call from Johnson, knowing we were going to meet the next day? I could remember our conversation, just like the way he used to call me years ago before I closed my eyes to sleep. Why did my body recognize that it was him calling? It was 9:50 PM, and I was lying in bed beside Harrison. He had come over early, and it was the first time he stayed at my house since we reunited. We couldn't wait until nightfall to make love, so we ended up in bed together after dinner, kissing and being intimate. Harrison had already fallen asleep when my phone rang. Seeing that it was Johnson calling, I left the bedroom and went to the living room to answer the call. I didn't want Harrison to overhear our conversation. "Hi Johnson, you called late..." I said. "Have you changed your sleeping schedule?" he quickly interrupted. He knew I usually went to sleep around 10 PM. "Do you still remember my sleeping habits? I thought you might
Resisting My Best Friend's Dad Why am I so unlucky?
Charlotte's pov The moment I saw Ava's boyfriend, I was unsure of what to do. Should I take a photo of him and the woman he was entering the hotel with, or should I mind my own business? I was confused, wondering if we were both engaging in the same behavior. Despite my troubled conscience, I decided to take out my phone and snap a photo of them. However, this sudden change of plan caused me to abandon the idea of going into the hotel. All my anticipation of being with Tyler vanished from my mind. I was too afraid to approach the hotel; it felt like a lost battle. I needed to go back, which is why I had warned Tyler that going to a hotel for our rendezvous would eventually lead to trouble. I was grateful that I had already made up my mind to return to my city. As my thoughts were still in turmoil, my phone rang, and I knew without a doubt who it was. Tyler had called a few minutes ago, and I had informed him that I was heading towards the hotel. But now, I was walking away from it
Resisting My Best Friend's Dad I'm in a big trouble
Author's pov During her lunch break, Blenda was about to leave her chair to go to her usual lunch spot when her phone started ringing. She reached out with her right hand, picked up the phone, and saw that it was Johnson calling. "Hello, sweetheart! How's work at the office?" Johnson greeted. "It's been fine," Blenda replied. "What happened today? You promised to call me so we could meet, but you let me down..." "There's something that came up, and I couldn't make it. You wouldn't understand." "What could possibly be so important that you couldn't meet me? This isn't the Blenda I know." "Johnson, it's been a long time since we last met. I'm not the same person you remember or know." "What does that mean?" Johnson's tone became more aggressive, and Blenda realized her words might have been offensive. "Okay, I'm sorry..." "No need to apologize. Text me your office address, I'll come there right away..." "No, it's not necessary. I'll definitely see you later today."
Resisting My Best Friend's Dad It's a battle both us
Blenda's pov The screen of my phone was in front of me, displaying the missed calls from my fiance and daughter. Who should I call first? An instinctual question popped into my mind. Definitely my daughter. She must be extremely worried and eager to hear from me. I immediately dialed Ava's phone number and held it to my right ear, hoping she would answer. My heart was racing. Ava picked up the call quickly, becoming the first to speak. "Mum... where are you?" she asked, her voice filled with concern. What should I say? I rapidly searched for an answer and replied, "I'm at home," trying to calm any potential panic. I thought that response would be sufficient, and she might ask why I hadn't been answering her calls. The conversation would then proceed smoothly. However, her reply surprised me. "Mum, I vividly remember when I was growing up, you told me never to lie to the people who love me. Mum," she lowered her voice, "I'm at your house now, where are you?" I couldn't utte
Resisting My Best Friend's Dad Secret exposed
Author's pov Danielle couldn't believe her eyes when Blenda invited her to come to her house. She had expected rejection, but Blenda's tone showed eagerness to hear what she had to say. Without properly dressed, she immediately left her house, got into her car, and drove straight to her best friend's house. The closer she got to Blenda's house, the more she felt a sense of nostalgia. This route used to be her favorite when they didn't have any issues, and as she approached Blenda's house, a deep compassion arose in her heart. Danielle stopped her car some distance away from Blenda's house and turned off the engine. She suddenly felt discouraged, as if she was going there with envy. "Please stop thinking in that direction. I am going to help my best friend," she challenged her accusing thoughts. She started her car again and drove towards Blenda's house. As she neared the house, Blenda, who was sitting down, stood up, and both of them felt apprehensive. It had been a long time
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