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

Third person’s POV The day was going rather slowly and agonizingly for Calan; he had woken up this morning feeling rather shitty but he had pulled himself together and acted like all was fine because Alexa had been by his side, he hadn’t wanted to worry her in anyway, plus, he hadn’t thought it was serious. He had simply been dizzy and nauseous, his head ached and his chest felt unnaturally heavy.“Why don’t you go ahead and get ready for classes?”. He said to Alexa. He had wanted her to leave him as soon as possible just in case things went south. And when he had been left alone he had laid still for a while hoping the dizziness would subside, it had worked, and he was glad. He had pulled himself together, showered and gotten set for work, he had even tried to have breakfast with Alexa but the nausea just wouldn’t let him be.“You’re not eating”. Alexa had pointed out. And he had told her that he wasn’t hungry. It was only when she reminded him that he had barely eaten his dinne

Third person’s POV Calan’s eyes fluttered open slowly, and for a moment everything seemed blurry as he lay there staring above. His mind was blank….or perhaps his thoughts were just too jumbled, or hazy? He dragged in a deep breath and blinked a couple of times to clear his vision.“Hey”. Micheal’s voice from beside him was all it took to pull his thoughts together. Micheal and Alexa had been here, Alexa….. He hadn’t wanted her to see him as he was, it had shattered him to have to watch her cry while being unable to do anything about it. He blinked once more and his vision finally became clear, he found Micheal where he had been earlier, and he would have thought he hadn’t left if he hadn’t noticed his jacket was off as was his tie.“Feeling better?”. He asked him. And he nodded. He cleared his throat quietly because he didn’t trust how his voice would sound.“How long has it been?”. He asked him.Micheal glanced at his wristwatch.“Four hours”. He replied.“Where’s Alexa?”. He a

Third person’s POV The soft sounds of feminine moans sensually bounced off the walls of the dimly lit bedroom. April crumbled down onto Micheal breathing heavily as she came undone for the third time that evening, she tried to catch her breaths as he combed his fingers through her hair while breathily telling her just how well she had done.“Breathe”. He said to her. And she did just that. She lay against him while trying her possible to normalize her breathing, and once she managed to do that she raised her head to meet his gaze as a smile curved her lips.“You’re alright?”. He asked her and she nodded.She nodded.“I am”. She replied.He smiled and flipped her over so they were both lying on their sides, and for a moment all he did was stare at her, stare into her eyes, took in how bright they looked at the moment, and he reached out and brushed a golden lock of hair from her face. Something about seeing how Calan and Alexa cared about each other made him crave that amount of clo

Back at home, Calan sat in the kitchen island with Mildred who was telling him about what meal she thought would make him get better quickly. He listened attentively as though his life depended on it, his life probably depended on it in a way though. "I'm sure that will help, and it'll help you sleep better as well". She told him. He nodded. "I do sleep well lately". He told her. He was almost proud to say it. "Very well indeed". She smiled warmly. "I noticed". She said. "Your eyes arent so dull anymore". He arched a brow slightly. "My eyes were never dull, Mildred". He said to her. She smiled. "I've known you for a long time, since you were a boy even". She said to him. "And i know your eyes have been dull". He let out a resigned breath before leaning back into his seat. "But they're better now though, and I'm glad". She said. He nodded. "It's wierd, but i sleep better with Alexa around". He told her, she was the closest thing he had to a maternal figure in his life so