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4 ~ Leave Your Devil Behind

Too bad she was also having difficulties protecting herself from the ex waiting for her in haunting dreams. Young Samuel Blood. A fuckboy of a man, who gave her the run around, dragging her heart behind him as bait. A man of few words and exploding passion, who was a selfish bastard unless he was pleasuring a woman. The one man that had opened her to the depths her pleasure could take her if a partner took their time to truly learn what she liked, what she needed. As much as she had been yearning to see his face pop up, she really could only call it a haunting since he’d died just over a year prior.

When she decided to up and leave the tristate area he had acted as if she’d never leave, treating her the same way he always did. Although it hurt her feelings to know that despite all the early morning deep conversations she was still just another fuck for him. It did not surprise Asha in the least that he didn’t show up to her going away party, or remember what day she was leaving since he had been constantly asking her when her last day in Jersey was. She got he had more than a few kids by a few not so agreeable baby mamas and she had been one of many on his roster, but the way he made her feel blew their time together out of proportion.

Asha knew he gave great sex no matter the woman, but Asha doubted that the others got to relish in the silences in his arms nor did they get to have the profound conversations her and Young did about any and everything. He had given her just enough hope to believe that she got more of a relationship than all the others. Despite all of that and the shattering of her heart when she picked up the phone upon her arrival in Georgia, she wasn’t shocked that the first words out of his mouth was, “you really left.”

The way she felt her face screw up at his words, she was surprised he hadn’t heard her internally scream, “Yes asshole! Did you think I was just going to stick around to continue being played like a fiddle going nowhere fast?” He made her feel guilty for choosing a future she could progress in rather than the stagnant present she had that allowed him the access he was so upset over losing. His audacity baffled her and after a heated argument that should’ve proved how self-centered he was, especially since she was exhausted from the drive, they hung up and silently agreed that contact with one another wasn’t necessary.

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