SHIMMA’s POV**
It’s been hours since I arrived home—Mattias's house. I decided to make dinner since he was normally the one to cook. He would constantly tell me not to stress myself or the baby. He also instructed the help not to cook because he wanted to do it himself. As a great chef, I understood it wasn’t a big deal for him, and cooking was also part of his love language. But today, for the first time in a month, I decided to make him something. “Buzz buzz!” My phone buzzed with a message, and when I picked it up to see who it was, I saw it was Mattias, probably informing me he was on his way home. I tapped on the text, and it read: “I’M ON MY WAY, SWEETIE. LUCAS IS COMING ALONG WITH ME. I JUST WANTED TO INFORM YOU. LOVE YOU SO MUCH, XOXO. (With a heart emoji)” I frowned, remembering my last conversation with Lucas. Seeing him was going to be so uncomfortable, but telling Mattias that I didn’t want his cousin over seemed wrong. After all, I was sure he understood what I meant when we last spoke to each other and was just coming over for whatever reason. Thankfully, I prepared enough for him too, so all I had to do was wait. --- A few minutes later, I could hear Mattias's car pulling into the compound, and I ran out to welcome him. I ran to him just before he and Lucas came out of the car. “Welcome home, baby,” I said with a smile. “I missed you so much, baby,” Mattias said, pulling me in and kissing my lips. “Erm, ahem!” Lucas cleared his throat, and I slowly pulled away from our kiss. “Hi, Lucas,” I greeted. “Hi, Shimma. I—I heard what happened. I am deeply sorry,” he said, placing his hand on his chest. “Th—Thank you so much,” I responded, followed by an awkward silence. “Why don’t we all go eat inside? I made dinner,” I said, glancing at Mattias, but he was smiling. He looked surprised. “Babe, that was why I came home early. I told you I didn’t want you lifting a finger,” he said, and I chuckled. “I’m still in my early stages, babe; it’s fine,” I replied as we all stepped inside. I couldn’t help but notice Lucas’s gaze locked on me. I couldn’t tell why he was staring at me so intensely, but all I knew was that it made me feel uncomfortable. “I almost forgot, babe. I got you this,” Mattias said, handing over a small shopping bag. How was I just noticing it now? “Aww, babe, thank you,” I said, taking the bag from him and peeking to see what was inside. It was a box, a jewelry box. Mattias loved gifting me diamond jewelry. All my jewelry collections were literally diamonds—not gold, not silver—just diamonds. “Uhm, and I also got you this,” the voice that spoke next wasn’t Mattias’s; it was Lucas. He got me a gift too? But for what? I looked down at his hand as he handed me a small box. “Wow, thank you,” I said, stealing a glance at Mattias. He had his gaze on Lucas but didn’t look angry, just confused. “Dude, you told me it was for a girl you had recently met and wanted to gift it to her because you thought you liked her,” Mattias asked, brow raised. “I lied,” Lucas said, his smile awkward. But I didn’t need to think much about it. --- **LUCAS’S POV** Once we pulled into Mattias’s compound, I couldn’t stop my heart from pounding in my chest, like it was about to jump out. Why does she make me feel this way? This intense? I watched as the entrance door opened, and there she was, in a blue dress that could barely cover her chest and thighs. “Luca, control yourself,” I cursed under my breath, not wanting Mattias to notice how vulnerable—how crazy—Shimma was making me feel. Damn! This has got to mean something; this has to be a connection. A connection she is yet to find out about. From the first day I laid eyes on her, I knew she was mine. She just needed time to see it. And nothing was going to stop me. No Mattias, not her pregnancy. I watched her hug Mattias, kissing him deeply, and I looked away, unable to watch them together. I cleared my throat, masking my pain with a smile, and finally, they stopped, and she turned to me. Once our eyes met, I could feel the tension rise again, this uncontrollable intensity. Fuck, I wanted her to be mine so badly. Once inside, I handed her the gift I had gotten her just after Mattias did the same. I could feel Mattias’s piercing gaze on me as I handed her the earrings worth thousands of dollars. “Dude, you told me it was for a girl you had recently met and wanted to gift it to her because you thought you had fallen in love with her,” Mattias asked, brow raised. “I lied,” I responded, forcing out a smile. But I didn’t lie. I was in love with Shimma, and this was a way of expressing my love for her. “Well, how about we sit down for dinner? I don’t want the food getting cold. I spent hours making it,” Shimma said, causing Mattias to look away from me and back at her. “Alright, babe,” he responded. He shot me one more dead-eyed look, but that wasn’t going to stop me from getting what I wanted. Nothing was.I heard my tummy growl, and in that moment, I realized I wanted something else—something entirely different.---As I sat there, my gaze fixed on the TV, an idea struck me. I had just the right plan to get Lucas to leave and have Mattias all to myself.When Lucas brought my fruit juice on a tray along with some cookies, he placed it on the table. “Here’s your appetizer,” he teased, but I couldn’t find it funny—not after yesterday.Just as he was about to head back into the kitchen, I called out, “Mattias!” My voice brightened with excitement, making Lucas pause in his tracks as he turned to me. “What if we have a picnic instead? We could take the ice cream and cake outside!”There was a moment of silence, then I heard Mattias chuckle. “That sounds like a great idea! I would love that,” he responded enthusiastically.Lucas’s expression shifted, a hint of reluctance showing. “I’d love to join you guys. It sounds fun!”A knot tightened in my stomach. “Actually, I was thinking it could ju
SHIMMA’S POV.I was about falling asleep when I felt someone’s hand run through my back. With my eyes wide in fear, I turned on the lamp, turning to see if it was Lucas. But it wasn’t. No one was there.I shifted my gaze to Mr Mattias, He was fast asleep by my side. Seeing him, I felt a calm of relief washed over me. I must have been overeating. There was no way Lucas could come into this room when Mattias was with me.I turned off the lamp, pulling towards Mattias as I cuddled him tightly. And with that, I drifted back to sleep.LUCAS’S POVI stood nude in front of the bathroom mirror, looking at my half hard pennis especially my ball that well hanging down between my legs due to its wetness from the shower.I began to fiddle with my Cock that didn’t hesitate to to react by getting harder and dressing up. I began to feel even more horny as the thought of continuing burned my flesh.First I began to slowly caress my thighs, my butt, my chest. All around me, however touching my Penis
SHIMMA’S POVWhile sitting at the dining table, I noticed Lucas constantly locking eye contact with me. Which made me feel uneasy; because if Mattias caught on, I knew he wouldn’t take it lightly.Yet, Lucas seemed indifferent. He barely touched his food.“So, Shimma, I just heard you’re expecting a baby soon. A big congratulations!” Lucas said, breaking the awkward silence, and I smiled, glancing at Mattias, who also smile warmly.“Thank you so much,” I replied, taking a sip of water.“I really can’t wait to be an uncle you know, I really love kids!” Lucas added, and we all shared a laugh.———After dinner, I decided to wash the dishes while Mattias took a shower upstairs. Lucas stayed in the living room, watching TV. Doing the dishes was my only escape.As I was scrubbing the plates, I felt a presence behind me. I turned to find Lucas leaning against the door, hands in his pockets.“Mind if I come help you?” he asked casually.“No, don’t worry. I’m almost done,” I said, smiling at h
SHIMMA’s POV**It’s been hours since I arrived home—Mattias's house.I decided to make dinner since he was normally the one to cook. He would constantly tell me not to stress myself or the baby. He also instructed the help not to cook because he wanted to do it himself.As a great chef, I understood it wasn’t a big deal for him, and cooking was also part of his love language.But today, for the first time in a month, I decided to make him something.“Buzz buzz!”My phone buzzed with a message, and when I picked it up to see who it was, I saw it was Mattias, probably informing me he was on his way home.I tapped on the text, and it read: “I’M ON MY WAY, SWEETIE. LUCAS IS COMING ALONG WITH ME. I JUST WANTED TO INFORM YOU. LOVE YOU SO MUCH, XOXO. (With a heart emoji)”I frowned, remembering my last conversation with Lucas. Seeing him was going to be so uncomfortable, but telling Mattias that I didn’t want his cousin over seemed wrong. After all, I was sure he understood what I meant when
SHIMMA’S POVOne month had passed since my father fell ill; three weeks had gone since he died.I often found myself staring at the walls of our home, searching for signs of my father. The silence was deafening and unbearable. I could hardly believe this was happening.My mother had retreated into her sorrow, and I felt the weight of her grief pressing down on me. I wanted to comfort her, but I was struggling to carry my own pain.Mattias, on the other hand, had been my rock, offering support and love when I needed it most. He tried to fill the void that my father’s absence left, but no one could replace him. No one.One evening, as I sat on the couch, I picked up my phone and hesitated before dialing Mattias’s number. I needed to hear his voice, to feel grounded again. When he answered, his familiar warmth washed over me.“Hey babe,” he said calmly. “How are you doing today?”“I’m... okay, I guess,” I replied, though I could feel the tears welling up. “It’s just so hard without him.”
After waiting for hours, We were finally asked to go see my father, who had just regained consciousness.Despite how much I wanted to see him, hold him, hug him. I found myself standing by the door, my heart beating so hard that I felt I would pass out.“Shimma, your father wants to see you,” Mr. Mattias said to me, gently holding my hands and leading me into the ward.Once my eyes landed on my father, I started crying again. Worse this time.“It’s okay, baby, it’s okay,” Mr. Mattias said while patting my back. But nothing could stop the stinging pain I felt inside. I didn’t see this coming—I didn’t.“Shimma,” my father said. His voice strange. Soft, weak. “Dad,” I replied, covering my mouth with my palm, trying to stifle my sobs. “I’m sorry,” he said, his voice barely audible.“No, Dad! I’m sorry, I’m sorry for not noticing you were sick. How could I not know that you had undergone heart surgery? How reluctant was I not to notice?” I cried out, each word laced with guilt.“Honey,