Daniella's pov
I'm feeling a mix of excitement and nerves as I head to Sebastian's house. What can I say or do to make Sebastian find me interesting? I don't even know his likes and dislikes. I was still thinking about how to make a good impression when the taxi stopped in front of Sebastian's house. The sun was setting, and as I walked towards the front door, I could feel my heart racing. This is something new for me, and I hope it goes well.
I gently knocked on the door and waited. After a few minutes, I knocked again.
"Who's at the door?" Sebastian asked, and I could hear some noise coming towards the door.
"It's Daniella," I replied, pausing for a moment before the door opened.
"What?" I screamed. "What happened to you?" I bent down and gently touched his injured leg. We were still at the door when I asked again.
"What happened to you?"
"So your friend didn't tell you?" he asked.
"If I had known, why would I be so surprised? The last time we met, you weren't using crutches." I raised my head and looked inside the living room, contemplating entering.
"Where is Becky? Becky?" I shouted. Sebastian stepped aside, and I entered. This was my first small victory for gaining access to the house.
"Becky?" I called again, waiting for an answer that I knew wouldn't come.
"Please, is Becky inside?" I pointed inside the house.
"No," he replied, moving towards a chair and sitting down after closing the door.
"Where has she gone? Okay, maybe she went to get something and will be back soon?"
"Hmm... no. When did you last see her?" He looked at me.
"It's been a long time, but we spoke on the phone a few days ago. Why would she do something like this? I'm sorry, I didn't know about your leg or the accident. But if it's something else, she should tell me." I hissed in frustration.
"What do you mean by 'something like what'?" he asked, showing interest for the first time. He pointed at the chair and invited me to sit down.
"I understand that everyone makes mistakes, but what she told me wasn't a mistake on your part..."
"On my part? What is it?" He interrupted, his eyes and voice filled with curiosity.
"Please, don't mention that I said something like this. It's not necessary. Can we just forget about it?"
"No, tell me. I promise I won't tell her."
"I won't." He said, but I chuckled at his response.
"You might not realize when you mention it to her during your intimate moments in the middle of the night. Please, I don't want to ruin my relationship with her."
Sebastian initially smiled, but he kept insisting that I should tell him what Becky said.
"Alright, she said she didn't like your behavior the last time you visited her workplace... let's stop there." I stared at him.
"What did she say I did? Come on, tell me." He was eager to hear about it.
"Did you bring her favorite meal with you?"
"Yes, you're right. I actually brought her favorite lunch. So what did she say next?"
"Please, I don't want to say the next word. It's embarrassing."
"Tell me, I'm interested." He insisted, and I remained silent, allowing his mind to be open and ready to hear what I was about to say.
"She said you acted childishly. And please, don't tell her I told you."
"I promise," he said, and when he heard the word 'childishly,' his expression changed. I needed to make him feel excited or keep his attention on me.
"Don't tell me you're home alone in this condition."
He remained silent at first.
"Is anyone else in the house with you?" I asked.
"No."
"How do you manage?" I saw his vulnerability from the way he answered.
"I... I'm alone. I'm managing."
"Oh my goodness! Like this? I came to see Becky, but I don't know how I can help you instead. What can I do for you?" I walked into the house and went straight to the kitchen to check the pots. A few minutes later, I returned.
"No food. How do you eat?" Trying to show sympathy.
"I order my meals."
"No, no. Becky would have prepared various dishes for you, even if she's away. So when is she coming? I don't like the way she's treating you. I know how you've helped her mom and how much you care about her. Why would she do something like this? She hasn't shown you any gratitude. You need to talk to her; she's not doing things right at all. If I were to tell her, it would seem like we've discussed it behind her back." I moved back to my seat and asked,
"So what are you having for dinner?"
"I've already ordered a meal."
"No, you should cancel it. I'll prepare something for you to eat. Please, cancel that order. What's your favorite food? In this condition, you should be eating what you love the most. It can help you heal faster."
"Wow! You've made my day. I appreciate your concern for me. I didn't know you had such a kind heart."
"But please, don't tell Becky I'm doing this for you. She might get jealous." I smiled, and he smiled too, saying,
"I understand completely. Why would I tell her?"
I stood up and walked closer to him, examining his injured leg once again, displaying empathy on my face. Finally, he told me what he would like to eat, and I went to the kitchen to prepare it. Deep down, I knew that by the time I finished cooking, it would be nighttime. So I intentionally took my time.
It took me forty-nine minutes to prepare the food he wanted, and I set it on the dinner table. We ate together. The way I took care of him made him quickly forget that I wasn't his girlfriend. He felt comfortable around me, and I always kept a close eye on him, ready to assist whenever he needed help, whether it was to move or sit down.
My helpfulness made him appreciate my presence, and when it was 8:30 PM, I pretended that I needed to leave.
"Can you manage on your own? I feel guilty about leaving you in this condition."
"I have to tell you the truth. You've made my day. I didn't expect this. I would have loved for you to stay and leave tomorrow morning. It's really difficult for me to get up in the morning. I experience a lot of pain when I try to get out of bed early."
"Okay," I giggled, creating curiosity in his heart, and he asked.
"Why are you laughing?"
"What if Becky comes later today and finds me spending the night here on her behalf? Should I call her and let her know that I'll be staying? I prefer to be transparent. I don't want anyone accusing me unnecessarily."
"No, there's no need to tell her that you're staying."
"I'm willing to be here in the morning and evening, after work, to help you. But it's risky to move around at night. I didn't expect to spend so much time here, but I don't regret it."
"Please, stay. I'm the one asking you to stay. Becky isn't coming, believe me."
I giggled again, sat down, and continued laughing, attempting to flirt whenever the opportunity arose.
"Why are you laughing like that?" He smiled too, and I could see how handsome a man should be.
"I'm just imagining things."
"What things?" He asked.
"Don't worry about it."
"Why do you always keep me in suspense? I didn't know you were this conversational. All I noticed about you was that you always smile."
"You can't easily figure out what's on my mind. I want us to play any game that you have in this house. If you win, then I'll tell you what always makes me smile."
"That's interesting. I'd love to play, and I really want to know what's on your mind."
"Then let's play. What kind of game do you have in mind? Or which one do you enjoy the most? I know you'll choose the game you like so that you can uncover what's in my mind."
"Of course. Let's play Scrabble or chess... chess," he repeated.
"You'll definitely beat me at chess. But why don't I take a bath before we play? Hmm!" I hummed, catching his attention once again.
"What?"
"I didn't plan on staying here, so I didn't bring any of my clothes. Can I wear your shirt and boxers?"
"Yes, of course. Why not?" He accepted it without hesitation. I got up and as I was about to leave the living room, I turned to him and playfully said,
"If I win against you, I'll dare you to do something. And if you win, you can dare me to do something, and we'll never reveal the secret to anyone!"
"Yes! Yes!! That will be fun. Go quickly and take your bath. I can't wait for us to start the game.”
Author's pov Sebastian managed to stand up and made his way to the door. He leaned his crutches against the wall and opened the door. "Good morning, Mrs. Edna," he said, looking surprised. "Good morning, Sebastian. How was your night?" "I'm fine." He continued to stare at her, trying to see if Becky was standing nearby. Not seeing anyone, he refocused his attention on Becky's mom. "I came to see Becky." "Becky?" He exclaimed. "Becky is not here." "But she told me she had come to your place..." "My house? You can come inside and check for yourself," he replied, making way for Edna to enter the living room. "Why has Becky lied to me? I promised you she would come. We talked yesterday morning, and she said she would come here yesterday evening. She even texted me that she was here." "She's not here, Mrs. Edna," he reassured her. They were both standing when Sebastian's neighbor knocked on the door, and Sebastian went to meet him. "Where has she gone?" Edna wondered
Author's pov Daniella went inside to take her bath. There were three bathrooms in the house, but she decided to use Sebastian's master bedroom bathroom. Her brief time with Sebastian had made her feel at ease, and she had a different mindset towards him. She felt like she had captured Sebastian's heart and could do whatever pleased her. She entered his bathroom, took her bath while humming her favorite song. Inside the bathroom, there was a mirror. After Daniella had rinsed off the foam from her body, she stood in front of the mirror and admired herself. She playfully swung her large round breasts in the mirror and thought, "I hope I feel his hands on my boobs."She came out of the bathroom and wore Sebastian's blue boxers. Instead of wearing Sebastian's shirt, she opted for his white singlet, which highlighted her breasts from different angles. The edges near her armpits and her cleavage, along with her nipples, were prominently displayed. Joyful and confident, Daniella retur
Daniella's pov I'm feeling a mix of excitement and nerves as I head to Sebastian's house. What can I say or do to make Sebastian find me interesting? I don't even know his likes and dislikes. I was still thinking about how to make a good impression when the taxi stopped in front of Sebastian's house. The sun was setting, and as I walked towards the front door, I could feel my heart racing. This is something new for me, and I hope it goes well. I gently knocked on the door and waited. After a few minutes, I knocked again. "Who's at the door?" Sebastian asked, and I could hear some noise coming towards the door. "It's Daniella," I replied, pausing for a moment before the door opened. "What?" I screamed. "What happened to you?" I bent down and gently touched his injured leg. We were still at the door when I asked again. "What happened to you?" "So your friend didn't tell you?" he asked. "If I had known, why would I be so surprised? The last time we met, you weren't using c
Author's pov Daniella was heading to her workplace to submit some files, but she was consumed by the desire to secretly see Becky's boyfriend. So, she left her workplace on time, pretending to her boss that she wasn't feeling well. Around 1 pm, Daniella arrived in front of Sebastian's house. While sitting in the back seat of the taxi, she took out her red lipstick and applied it to her lips. She didn't consider herself particularly attractive, except for those men who preferred women with large breasts. In that department, she was well-endowed. It was the first thing you would notice about her. Instead of knocking on the door, Daniella pressed the doorbell, trying to maintain a smile on her face. She pressed the doorbell repeatedly, but there was no response. "Where could he have gone?" She checked her wristwatch and turned to look around the compound and saw only one of his cars. After a while, she decided to knock this time. "Hi..." she said, waiting for a response. When s
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Author's pov It was morning, and Sebastian was inside his house when he heard the sound of a car stopping in front of his property. Moments later, he heard the car door opening, while he remained seated in his bedroom. A few seconds passed, and then there was a knock on his front door, accompanied by Tony's voice. "Hi Sebastian! I'm at the door." "Please just come in, the door is unlocked," Sebastian shouted from his room. In Tony's right hand, he held a silver-wrapped cylindrical box, and he pushed open the door. Upon entering, he looked around the room, and once he reached the middle of the living room, he asked, "Where are you?" "Please come inside," Sebastian replied. Before Tony left the entryway, he unwrapped the silver covering and revealed a bottle of wine in his hand. After placing the wrapper on the table, he entered the house and followed Sebastian's voice. "Thanks for coming!" Sebastian was the first to speak when Tony entered his bedroom. "What are friends f