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Clara
My eyes blinked twice, unable to understand what was on my screen. I could swear it was a wrong number but on my screen was my lover’s name— Aiden. The text held little or no remorse that when I looked up to look at my reflection in the dressing mirror, I was met with a nudge in my mascara. I’m teary. “Damn it!” Aiden is calling off our engagement dinner. Not just that, he’s breaking up with me. After making me fly all the way to Houston? The knock on my hotel door stirred me from my thoughts. I was half dressed; my hair still had the purple rollers and my makeup brush was just in my other hand. “Okay, take a deep breath,” I mumbled to myself. “You have this under control.” Truthfully, I didn’t. I opened the door and the beaming smiles of my best friend, Gina, made my stomach twist. “Look at how beautiful this gown is!!!” She yelled and shoved it at me. I swallowed hard, still trying to wrap my head around all of it. “What’s wrong?” She asked. “You’re ruining your makeup.” Even though I could tell her everything, I needed a moment to digest it. “I’m just emotional, that's all. I’m a fiancée,” I reminded her, waving my finger that had the ring from yesterday. Aiden proposed to me yesterday, only to call it off today. “Okay, get dressed and I’ll call Aiden to ask him—“ “No,” I said sharply. “Don’t. Don’t call him… I already spoke to him and I know where to meet him.” “He’s not going to pick you up?” She asked. Aiden has portrayed himself as that gentleman to all my friends whom no one believes he could even hurt a fly. “He’ll send a driver,” I lied, with a smile on my face. Even though she wasn’t convinced by my responses, she nodded and left. Now, what the hell am I supposed to do with all these emotions welling in me? The loud music blaring from the inside should have driven me back; but no. I remained in the backseat of the car and just gathered everything in me. “You sure this is it?” The driver asked and I nodded. “I can’t be too sure, but I guess I can make do with this.” I had wanted him to take me to a well-known bar but this— from my last search, is a sex club and probably what I need. My heels touched the floor first and I came down gently, slamming the door behind me. I don’t care what anyone says, not even my brothers who have tried to warn me to stay away from him. I’m not here to blame myself but to drink myself to a stupor and probably watch what they’ve got. “Hi, beautiful!!!!” A voice hollered. Damn. I’d have thought she knew me from somewhere with the way she waved at me. “MF, FMM, MFF… which?” “Excuse me, what?” “Girl, make a pick before everyone gets occupied.” When she saw I was being slow, she rolled her eyes and walked away, whispering some words I could barely make out. “Drinks?” “Yeah… yeah,” I answered and took the seat in front of me. “Excuse me,” I called to the barman shyly. “Do you have any idea what she meant?” “Yes.” The response didn’t come from the bartender but from behind me. I turned in a reflex action and met with a dark 6 ft man. His broad shoulders gave away what he does for fun—workouts and well, the charming grin he had on his face was enough to get your thighs itchy. “I’m sorry, I don’t remember talking to you.” “Such a naive young lady,” he said with a small smile and then took the glass from the bartender. “Whiskey. Neat.” I frowned before taking my glass from him. I should have been drunk before all of these. “How old are you?” “Excuse me?” “From the moment you stepped in here, you’ve been excused. Now, get rid of the damn excuses and answer my question.” Woah. “You don’t talk to a woman like that, Mister.” “I don't talk, I ask.” This arrogant bastard must be feeling like a damn god right now. I turned away, hoping to catch a glance of another aspect of the club but he turned the seat back until I was facing him. “You don’t look away when I’m talking.” “And you don’t talk to me like I’m a child,” I countered. “Who the hell do you think you are?” “I suggest you bring your voice low, people around here can get off from hearing you.” I swallowed hard. I understand I walked into a sex club but what the hell is with their vocabulary? “MF is male and female. MFF, one male, two females, and FMM is one female, two males.” “Oh.” “Now, the question is which are you a fan of because left to me, I’ll recommend one male and one female and I’ll recommend myself.” “What??!” I laughed. “I’m just here to watch. I’m really not interested in any of these.” “You don’t get it,” he said and leaned closer. “The moment you stepped in here, you ripped yourself of the chance to say no. You’re going with someone and you either pick now, or they pick you.” The moment he said the words, my heart skipped. I really shouldn’t have come here. I reached for my bag to grab my phone but he held my hand. “Phones are not allowed. They got disconnected when you came in.” “What the fuck?” I asked. “How do I get out of here?” “With me.” “With you???” I mumbled. “Look, I have no idea why you came here in the first place but I have an offer.” “What’s the offer?” I found myself asking. Everything here seems crazy but intriguing. Each second that passes makes me want to know more. “I want to fuck you, stranger and I want to do it right now.”Jason As soon as I was done cooking, I decided to exercise my body a bit so I could sweat it out and feel more refreshed. After spending time in the kitchen preparing my meal, I felt the need to move my body and stretch my muscles. I knew that a little exercise would help me stay active, improve my energy, and make me feel lighter. Instead of sitting down immediately, I cleared a small space and got ready to work out for a few minutes.I started with some light stretches to loosen my body and prepare myself for exercise. Then I moved on to simple movements like jumping, bending, and stretching my arms and legs. As I continued exercising, my body began to warm up, and I could feel the sweat forming on my skin. The exercise made me feel alive and energetic, and it helped me release some of the stress and tiredness I had been feeling earlier. Sweating it out made me feel like I was taking good care of my health and keeping my body strong.After exercising for a while, I felt sati
Jason I was working from home, and I began to feel exhausted as the hours passed. The quiet of my workspace, which usually helped me focus, now felt heavy and tiring. My eyes were strained from staring at the screen, and my body ached from sitting for too long. I considered taking a long break or leaving the work for another day, but I knew that if I stopped, the workload would only pile up and become more stressful later. The thought of unfinished tasks pressing on me and creating more pressure pushed me to keep going.I reminded myself of the importance of completing my responsibilities on time. Working from home requires discipline, and although it can be comfortable, it also demands strong self-motivation. I took a short break to stretch, drink some water, and clear my mind, then returned to my desk with renewed determination. I decided to work step by step, focusing on one task at a time instead of worrying about everything at once. This approach made the workload feel li
JasonI woke up to the shrill vibration of my phone rattling against the wooden bedside table. At first, it slipped into my dream like a distant alarm, something unreal and easy to ignore. But then it came again, sharp cutting through the quiet of the morning. My eyes fluttered open, heavy with sleep, and I fumbled blindly for the phone. The screen lit up the dim room for a brief second Mike calling. Before I could even gather myself enough to answer, the ringing stopped. Just like that, it ended immediately, leaving a strange silence behind.I lay there for a moment, staring at the ceiling, trying to piece together what had just happened. The quiet felt louder than the call itself, like the room was holding its breath. My thumb hovered over the screen, wondering whether to call him back, but I didn’t move. Instead, I slowly turned to my side, pulling the blanket closer to my chest.That was when I noticed the sunlight.Soft golden rays were slipping through the thin curtains, q
ClaraImmediately Jason had left the house, I stood quietly at the doorway, staring at the space where his car had just been. The sound of the engine fading into the distance left a strange silence behind, one that felt heavier than usual. I slowly closed the door and leaned against it, my mind filled with the same question that had been troubling me since he spoke: why did he ask about my brother?I walked back into the living room absentmindedly, my steps slow and uncertain. Jason’s hug still lingered on me, warm yet unsettling at the same time. I tried to focus on normal things straightening a pillow, adjusting the curtain, and picking up a cup from the table but my thoughts kept returning to that moment. The way he casually mentioned wanting to see my brother didn’t feel entirely casual to me. It felt intentional, like he was searching for something or trying to understand something I hadn’t told him.I sat down on the couch and sighed deeply. Why now? Out of all the things he
Jason I hugged Clara at the doorway, holding her a little longer than usual, as if I was trying to memorize the warmth of her presence before stepping out into the uncertain evening. Her arms wrapped around me, but there was something different about the way she held me tighter, hesitant, almost like she didn’t want to let go. When we finally pulled apart, she forced a small smile, the kind that tried to look reassuring but couldn’t quite hide the worry in her eyes.“I’ll see you later,” I said softly.Clara nodded, but didn’t reply immediately. Her lips parted as though she wanted to say something, then she stopped herself. I turned, opened the door, and stepped outside. The cool air hit my face as I walked toward my car parked in front of the house. My heart felt strangely light and heavy at the same time. Light because I was happy happy to be making progress, happy that Clara still cared enough to worry about me, happy that something important was about to happen. But heavy bec
Clara I smiled at Jason, feeling both grateful and slightly tired after the long and eventful day we had just shared. A soft, sleepy smile formed on my face as I looked at him, appreciating his kindness and the care he had shown throughout the entire process. The calm atmosphere in the house made me feel relaxed, and my tiredness was beginning to show in my expression and body language. Still, I wanted to do something small to show my appreciation and make him feel comfortable.With a gentle and appreciative tone, I asked him what I could offer him. I wanted to give him something in return for all the help and support he had provided, even if it was just a small gesture. Jason looked at me and smiled warmly, shaking his head slightly as if to say that it was not necessary. However, after a brief moment, Jason insisted that if I really wanted to offer him something, I should simply get him water. Jason's request was simple and modest, showing once again his humble and considerate
JasonThe room felt too small. The silence was too loud. Back and forth. From the window to the kitchen counter. From the counter to the hallway and back again. My movements were tight, restless, like a man trying to outrun my own thoughts. Every few seconds he checked my phone, though it hadn’t
Jason I have been walking for nearly twenty minutes, though it feels longer, brushing against my skin as I scan every sidewalk, every corner, every dimly lit stretch of road. My jaw is tight, my thoughts louder than the distant hum of traffic. “Clara?” I called out once, not too loud, just eno
Clara I stood outside the room, I needed the space, the air, and the time to recalibrate, my breathing was shallow, and uneven, a stark contrast to the calm facade I had tried to maintain in the last few minutes. I closed my eyes and took a deep breath, hoping that it would clear my mind but it
Jason I had just returned from my shopping trip, bags in my hand, feeling a sense of satisfaction from finding everything on my list. The door of the suite clicked shut behind me as I stepped inside, the soft hum of the air conditioning filling the otherwise quiet space. I looked around, expecti







