‘You’d rather talk things out now than leave them for later’. Calan had said to him, yet he had chosen to leave them for later. Micheal had headed home after Calan insisted that he was risking his bloody life by drinking some more when he intended to drive home. And on Arriving, he had found April on the couch he had left her, and she had stood up in an attempt to walk up to him the very second he stepped in but he hadn’t given her a chance; he had simply averted his gaze from hers and walked away quietly. Of course, one would think that he’d attempt to talk things out with her by morning, when his mind was clear and when the sky outside was bright and beautiful, however, he had left without saying a word to her, apparently her accusations hurt him more than he knew. His lectures had been brief but concise today, he had even dismissed the class before the time was up, and he hadn’t even for a second thought to locate the familiar mass of red hair amongst the swarm of students, he
Third person's point of view 'Are those.....Hickey's?' 'You think her husband saw them?''.....you think he put them there?' Alexa kept her head down as she kept on walking, she tried her very best to ignore the whispers and focus on where she was going. In every honesty she wasn't even sure where she was going, her next class was in an hour and she couldn't stay behind at the lecture hall because Micheal had been there. One would think that the talk they had the other day would have made things better between them but it truly hasn't, perhaps it had made things even more awkward. And of course things would have been even more awkward if he had seen her with her hair up and her neck all subtly painted red, he might as well think she was mocking him. Calan had told her not to cover his marks on her neck and she had listened, she hadn't intended to conceal them with any make up, but then he had gone ahead to request that she wore her hair up today. "But....everyone will stare". S
ALEXA’S POVLike yesterday, I got home just when Calan returned as well, but today was different because I didn’t offer him a stiff smile and run off. I stood there waiting for him, all the while trying my very best to not let my cheeks flame; seeing him suddenly reminded me of the happenings of yesterday’s evening. I stood there awkwardly shuffling from one foot to the other till he finally got to me. “Hey”. He said as he leaned in and planted a light kiss on my head before draping his arms around me for a brief hug. That was all it took to get me blushing bright red. “Hi”. I responded quietly.“You still have your hair up”. He said as he backed away and looked down at my face, he sounded impressed.“Yes, I let it be ‘cause you wanted it this way”. I told him. He smiled and his eyes lit up subtly.“I’m proud of you. Come; let’s go inside, it’s rather chilly out here”. He said. And I smiled and nodded.He took my hand and led me into the house and I couldn’t help but feel my che
Third person’s POV It was all good now, they had made peace, yet April couldn’t help but notice that no matter how hard she tried to get Micheal to touch her, he wouldn’t. She had been seated by his side pressing her lush bosom against him and purring quietly to get him to indulge her but he had simply smiled and planted a tender kiss on her head, all the while his gaze remained glued to the book he had been reading.Of course she knew this had something to do with what she had stupidly said and she so desperately wanted to put this behind her for good, behind them.“Why won’t you touch me?”. She asked him quietly. His gaze flickered to hers and he arched a brow slightly.“My hand is draped over you at the moment”. He replied. “You don’t consider that touching?”. She pressed herself further against him and his gaze involuntarily flickered from her face to her lush bosom briefly and then back to her face.“You know what I mean”. She said quietly.He leaned in and placed a lingering
Third person’s POV The school was abuzz with the news of Sasha dumping her drink on Leela, of course stuff like that happened almost every day but, but what made this one scandalously different was because Sasha had been seated with Alexa, and Leela was Alexa’s husband’s ex’s younger sister! It was crazy and it was all everyone could talk about. Alexa had been right to be unsettled about the situation because she was sent an email that her attention was needed at Micheal’s office immediately she was done with the class she was in. Her heart had pounded so very heavily as she made her way to the office; it was bad enough that she hadn’t been to the office in forever and it would feel awkward being there all of a sudden, and the fact that she was being formally summoned didn’t make matters any easier. She pulled on the best smile she could on getting to his secretary’s desk, the beautiful brunette lady smiled at her warmly on seeing her.“Hello Alexa, it’s been a while I saw you
Third person’s POV A slight frown creased Calan’s temple as he digested what Micheal had told him. Once again, they stood in the parking lot while Calan waited for Alexa who had no idea he was here. Micheal had called him earlier saying he had something to tell him and he had decided to stop by. Both men stood conversing about the matter at hand, and to say Calan was displeased would be an understatement.“I don’t remember Leela to be quite the brat”. He said as he thought back to the young and shy girl he remembered her to be.“Unfortunate, she grew up to be a brat”. Micheal said as he leaned back against his car. “A brat who could have easily bullied your wife had her friend not stood up for her”. He was probably adding fuel to the fire but he truly didn’t care, not when Alexa was involved.Calan’s eyes darkened considerably as he thought about it; the fact that Alexa had told him nothing of it was what upset him even more.“So Layla called to tell you that Alexa and her friends h
Alexa’s POVMy heart pounded heavily as sat there fiddling with the smooth fabric of my silk blouse, I found myself being extremely anxious about the talk we were going to have when we got home. And the fact that he was actually upset made me even more anxious, we had had several talks, yes, but he had never been upset, however, at the moment his jaw was clenched and his brows were creased ever so slightly.“Don’t be mad at me….”. I said quietly, so quietly that I thought he wouldn’t hear me. He inclined his head to face me briefly before returning his gaze to the road ahead. “I’m not mad at you”. He said.“You are”. I said quietly. He shook his head.“I’m just upset at the fact that I had to receive a call from Micheal informing me that you and your friends had a misunderstanding with Layla’s younger sister”. He said.“I didn’t want to have a misunderstanding with her…..”. I tried to explain.“I don’t care about the misunderstanding; I just care about the fact that I didn’t hear
Third person’s POV He had a lot on his mind, there was so much he wanted to say, yet he found he couldn’t say them without confusing himself more, without making the situation irrefutably awkward. He wanted to talk about the fact that she never laughed when she was around him yet she so easily laughed with that boy earlier, he wanted to tell her that he was very much willing to severe his ties with Layla just so she would be okay. But why? Why was he so bothered by it all? Why was he so upset? He stared down at her, stared down at her face, her slightly parted lips an unintentional invite on her part. His gaze returned to her teary eyes momentarily before he found himself leaning in and capturing her lips in a fierce kiss. He poured out all the frustration within, poured out all the confusion, poured out everything. He kissed her with so much possessiveness that he never wanted to let go of her at the moment, he kissed her until she was breathless and panting. And when he fina