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CHAPTER 37 TAMIKA's POV
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THE CEO'S THERAPIST CHAPTER 38 TAMIKA's POV
I was frozen still and stiff like a mannequin as his lips were now on mine. They wreaked of liquor, but also passion as well. It was a moment worth capturing on camera, as it almost felt like he was being controlled by some unseen force.“Dolph…” I muttered, as he slowly pulled his face away from mine like he had just had a taste of something sumptuous and wasn't ready to let go anytime soon. “What are you…”I immediately lost my appetite for the drink, as that moment alone had made it nearly impossible for me to breathe, let alone have another sip. It all happened too rapidly for me to be able to keep track of it. That moment felt more like time had stopped and just restarted in the twinkle of an eye. I turned to see him, still with that disturbed look in his eyes. I put down the drink on the table as I turned to face him and possibly calm him down.“Dolph, please… calm down,” I said drawing closer to him without knowing that I was soon going to regret ever engaging in that particul
THE CEO'S THERAPIST CHAPTER 39 DOLPH's POV
“Are you all right, Dolph?” My mother questioned as she and Tamika tried to get me back on my feet. Their hands came on my body in search of any possible injuries.I was a bit groggy while trying to get up, and that was quite a way to start my day. All thanks to my meeting with my annoyingly villainous older brother on the evening of the previous day, I was about to mess up the present day. After my encounter with him in his office, I felt quite defeated by the way he had me trapped by the way he had me by code of the Martin family which said that siblings were never meant to sue each other in court over anything. I had been so devastated to know that my older brother was going to be exploiting my funds without me being able to do anything about it, all because of that crappy agreement that my father had gotten us all to sign. The devastation had led to me going to one of my hotels and getting drunk, even though I knew how badly I acted when I was intoxicated. It was at that moment
THE CEO'S THERAPIST CHAPTER 40 TAMIKA's POV
The phone was heavy in my hand, as I was about to make the one call I had been avoiding for a long time now. Each time the phone buzzed took me back to that feeling of days when I would be calling for help and no one would come through. It had been the darkest period of my life before I had been about to break out as a star in what I did. “You useless piece of crap…” the brutal words of my stepmother stung me mercilessly as I was about to be pushed into a world of numerous uncertainties. “There's no need for us keeping you here, you're like unwanted furniture which no one would ever want to keep by them…”What stung even more painfully was the fact that my father had stood right there and did nothing about what his new wife was doing to the only surviving child of his first love. At that point, I was wondering what exactly I could have done wrong to deserve what was happening to me. I had always been an ass-kisser for her daughter— my stepsister, Tara. I had been warned by her cru
THE CEO'S THERAPIST CHAPTER 41 RANDY's POV
Sara's facial expression was a clear indication that I was about to have one of those moments, but I wasn't in the mood for one of those moments.The thought of breaking the news to her was becoming more and more appealing, but then, I just wasn't ready to put up with all the emotional displays that were bound to follow. There wasn't any time for that at the moment, as I was bent on making some progress in my plan with Dale to make sure I ended back up with Tamika.It had been in the heat of my orgasm while having at it with Sara that I had made that stupid phone call to end things with Tamika who was on air. She had forced me to make that call if I wanted her to give me free access to her body. The urgency of my desires had blinded my sense of reasoning at that moment. Long story short, I deemed her to be the cause of all my woes.But then, a part of me blamed Tamika as well. At the time of all those happenings, she had suddenly grown too busy to have any time for me. She was alwa
THE CEO'S THERAPIST CHAPTER 42 TAMIKA's POV
“So, you want to rub our union in their faces?” Dolph asked in plain terms, as that had been what I had been suggesting for the past couple of moments.“Exactly what I want…” I said, nodding in confirmation of that fact. But then, I didn't get why he was looking back at me with such a funny gaze, that almost made it look like I had been joking for the past couple of moments. “What's the matter?”“You don't know just how ridiculous that sounds.” He said, with a disapproving chuckle as he looked away. It was clear that he didn't know just how bad he made me feel at that point. “You just don't know how much this means to me…” I replied feeling a bit betrayed, as he didn't see that I was serious about what I was saying. “But then, I'm always putting up an act whenever you make the demand. Why can't you just return the favor this one time?”He was silent— probably silently reading the words for his refusal. “So, why exactly would I want to put up this act?”“Because I'm your wife… to-be…”
THE CEO'S THERAPIST CHAPTER 43 DOLPH's POV
“Wait…” Michael was pacing around the room impatiently, “Are we just going to keep letting him rip us off, just like that…?”I was wishing I could give Michael the answers he so much wanted to hear. There were just too many paths of action that had all been stopped by that stupid agreement I had signed.“For now, we really can't do much about it,” I said, in disappointment. “I would have sued his ass if I could, but my hands are tied as well.”“How did he even get you to sign that stupid, paralyzing agreement?” Michael's face was effulgent with the sour feeling of frustration that was eating him up. “There's got to be a way we can work our way around that legally.”“You don't understand…” I sighed, as I cupped my head in both hands, “I can't involve any element of legal actions in this, then it's already a breach of the agreement. It has been an age-long tradition of my family, and it's almost impossible to change.”“So… simply put, all we can do is to bend the fuck over for Dale to k
THE CEO'S THERAPIST CHAPTER 44 TAMIKA's POV
“Tell me you're but putting on anything provocative…” Julia said to me on the phone as I told her where our rendezvous was. “Well, it depends on what exactly you mean by provocative,” I said, as I treated my eyes to a view of the city. “Different contexts, different definitions.”“Tamika…” she called out my name like she was a mother trying to caution her errant child. “What are you trying to do?”“Nothing, really…” I said, even though I knew how exactly I was intending to get Dolph mad and unable to contain himself. He should have known better than turning down my polite request. It had me feeling even worse about myself, that I was acting that way, all because of him. But then, I wasn't going to let myself get trampled upon. That had always been one of my concrete rules of relationships, and I wasn't going to break it for anything.“Are you sure Dolph didn't do anything?” Julia knew me too well and could almost tell what my intentions were like she was some sort of magical fortune
THE CEO'S THERAPIST CHAPTER 45 TAMIKA's POV
“Wow… she’s hot…” Julia’s unexpected comment had me giving her a suspicious look. “What…?” she queried in defense of her comment. “That’s just an observation, not like I’m checking her out or something.”“Whatever…” I said, waiting for her to come explain why exactly she had stopped me there in front of everyone. “Are you sure we shouldn’t be ignoring this obvious call for attention?” Julia asked, as she seemed uncomfortable with all the eyes turned in our direction. “Besides, there’s a chance that she might make us stay longer than we intend to.”“I just hope you have a good reason for stopping me here…” I said as I saw Amelia walking towards me, with a step that breathed nothing but seduction, just like ever other element in her motion. The smile she had on her face went a long way in annoying me. I just couldn’t tell what exactly it was that kept annoying me. Was it the smile, or just the fact that she had been Dolph’s ex? That was a dilemma I would solve later as I was focused o
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