Total pages in book: 94
Estimated words: 87967 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 440(@200wpm)___ 352(@250wpm)___ 293(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 87967 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 440(@200wpm)___ 352(@250wpm)___ 293(@300wpm)
Okay, Addie, let it go and finish with your shower. I could feel the wetness of my pussy as my legs rubbed together. I reached down and felt how swollen I was. I was dripping wet. I was in such need. God, I was in such need; I ached. I closed my eyes and licked my lips, remembering how he looked in his suit. How he held me in his arms as we danced. I delved my fingers in deeper, seeking more, wanting more. My head fell back as I worked my pussy tenderly. My pussy quivered as I kept rhythmically circling my nub. My orgasm was close. I braced against the shower wall as my body shook. I bit down, stifling my moan. Trying to catch my breath as my pussy clenched, still feeling the soft rippling of my orgasm, I took deep, calming breaths.
Once I cleaned up and calmed down, I put on the large robe that hung off the hanger. I opened the door, worried Daimon was out there, but thankfully, he wasn’t. I relaxed a bit and looked around the room. My dress had been hung up and alongside it were some clothes for me to wear. A sweater and a pair of jeans; it was just what I needed. Once dressed, I made my way to breakfast. I was hungry and needed to eat. To my surprise, there was no food left on the table. Fucking Daimon. See? This is one of many reasons, Addie, you should avoid the asshole. I looked around, but couldn’t find him. Did he leave? I finally walked in the front room where the butler was.
“Hi,” I said, not really knowing what to do in these cases. I never had someone who was at my beck and call.
“Good afternoon, Mrs. Evans,” the butler smiled.
“Is Daimon around?” I asked.
“No, he had to leave. Mr. Evans said he had a meeting to attend to.” A slight sting hit inside, but I ignored it. I could stay here and have room service or I could go home to my father’s. No wait, my dad would know something was up.
“Um, excuse me?” I started.
“Yes, Mrs. Evans?”
“Is it possible to have someone drive me home?” I asked.
“Why of course.”
“Okay, so can you do that?” I asked, unsure of the protocol.
“I’ll have the chauffeur ready in twenty minutes for you.” He nodded and left the room.
“Thank you,” I called after him.
After a twenty minute drive, I was in front of Daimon’s building. I figured if I was his wife, they would have to let me in. I remembered the code, but I didn’t have the keycard. Phil helped me out of the car and smiled at me the moment he saw me.
“Congratulations, Mrs. Evans,” he beamed.
“Thank you, Phil,” I smiled back.
“I seem to be in a bit of a predicament.” I acted as cute as I could. “I forgot my keycard and I really want to go to our home.” I waited to see what he’d say.
“Why of course, just go in and ask Lenny to let you in. He has a keycard. I’m sure you know your number?” he questioned.
“Yes, of course.”
I headed inside. Lenny was really helpful. He gave me a keycard, which I was grateful for. I punched in the code and up the elevator I went. Once the doors opened, I saw Drako running at me at high speed. He was still kind of small, so he almost tripped over himself getting to me. I knelt down and grabbed onto him.
“How’s my boy?” I asked him, as he lay on his back, loving his rubdown.
“Do you want to go for a walk?” I asked him. He jumped up and tried to lick my face. “I guess that’s a yes. Just give me a minute and I’ll look for some bags.” I winked at him and headed inside to the kitchen for a quick bite and some plastic bags.
I looked around, but couldn’t find any. I would ask Lenny or Phil downstairs.
Enough!” I heard the word coming from upstairs. The asshole was here. I headed up the stairs to where his office was. The door was wide open. I stood at the doorway speechless. My heart winced as I saw Daimon standing, while the dog walker was on her knees, blowing him.
“So I see the meeting was taking a bit too long.” I smiled bitterly, pushing back the pang I felt inside my heart.
“Addie,” Daimon said mortified.
“No, no, please don’t let me stop you,” I said coldly.
The fucking dog walker stood up and tried to move away from Daimon. I let out a breath and just headed down to where Drako was. He was wagging his tail the moment he saw me.
“Addie,” Daimon cried out and followed me. “ADDIE!”
“Come on, Drako. Let’s go for a walk,” I said like nothing had happened. Daimon ran in front of me and blocked the elevator.