h's

I noticed the tired lines on his face. "Wh

th a frown. "His dad's terribly sick and he needs

on the sofa comfortably. I had only seen Nick once but I didn't even like him. I real

of his dad for him." He said and

ok on the table, I held it close to my face and began to read but I couldn't concentrate. I was tired of

in. "You hate Nick, don't you?" He ventured cautiousl

swered, truthfully. That was t

ually active." He replied with a slight grin on his face,

ike someone who can even make ba

and I looked at him with the most innocent look he had ever seen. He

mil

s confused on how I managed to convince him every time, I hated the way he a

red look. "Ladies cha

works ef

ing up. I wanted to go to the club, I couldn

oor type, where are

st need fresh air, I'll be goin

with that, will you be comin

another lie. "Well, she's sick so I'll stay ther

k's

lub's music rang in my ears as I danced with a lady before taking a glass of wine from

uch?"

s." The bar

n poured another drink into my empty glass. I

r glass. I was trying hard to get drunk becau

at the girls dancing. "The striper is even wors

lly works here, a little b

t a lady that's a little bit beautiful. "No,

eadily but it slipped off my

iful lady mutte

glow in the dark. "I'm Gabriel Coleman." I introduced myself and she

of the CEO of Jefferson's enterpris

ed to the barman. "Pour her a drink." I ordere

simply said and sho

ladies who don't drink." I replied, getting horny every sec

I turned to look at her. I was even surprised that she was bold. She blew me a

d be so outspoken."

ed to shine bright, I could rec

r it." She said and smiled at him. I

to the floor. "Do you want to dance?" I asked. The mus

ay?" She asked,

uld dance." I rep

d cheers and screams also worsened everything. T

s and walked into a room. I noticed she was an intr

ldn't even return the kiss, she just stood like a statue while

." She answered with a moan

e." She muttered

experienced, find me." I replied and walked out of the door. Sh

ngine, someone knocked on the winds

as getting late already. "Hi, I'm Leah, c

I asked, still annoyed by th

aded. "I don't ha

t to give her a ride but after a second, I told her