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Seven

Author: Amaka
last update publish date: 2026-01-30 19:01:23

~~Nathan~~

I’m so fucked…

If she hadn’t thrown up in my face last night… I don’t even want to think about what I might have done. What I almost allowed myself to do. The thought made my stomach turn in a completely different way. She had been drunk. Vulnerable. My daughter’s friend. And yet my body had betrayed me. My cock had betrayed me. My mind had betrayed me.

“Haa~~” that little sound she made. That moan, that hiccup of panic and alcohol-fueled honesty… I couldn’t get it out of my
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  • Falling For My Best friend’s Father   Seventy one

    ~Kate~I had kissed Nathan Reid before, but somehow, kissing him now felt like signing a document I hadn’t bothered to read because I was too busy admiring the man holding the pen.It was a terrible comparison, admittedly, but my mind was not functioning at its usual level of intelligence.His arms were around me, my fingers were resting against his chest, and I could feel his heartbeat beneath the expensive fabric of his shirt. He looked down at me with an expression that made me forget the sensible speech I had prepared about taking control of my feelings.I had come here determined to stop overthinking everything.Unfortunately, Nathan had a way of making me think about entirely different things.“You’re doing it again,” he murmured.I blinked. “Doing what?”“Thinking so hard that I can practically see it happening.”I gave him an offended look. “I’m allowed to think.”“Of course you are.”“And you don’t have to comment on everything I do.”“Noted.”His smile suggested he had absol

  • Falling For My Best friend’s Father   Seventy

    ~Kate~“I know I can’t keep pretending I don’t want you. I know I think about you far more than I should. I know that every time I tell myself to stay away from you, I end up looking for a reason to see you again.”My voice grew quieter.“And I know that I’m scared of what this means for Yssa, but I’m also scared that if I keep running away from what I feel, I’ll spend the rest of my life wondering what would have happened if I’d been brave enough to stop.”Nathan’s thumb brushed my cheek.“That’s a very different reason from wanting to get it over with.”I gave him a miserable look.“I was hoping you wouldn’t notice that part.”“Sweetheart, you looked as though you were preparing to negotiate a business merger when you told me you wanted to sleep with me.”I stared at him.Then, despite myself, I laughed.“You are so annoying.”“I’ve been told.”“By whom?”“My daughter, mostly.”“Well, she has excellent judgment.”His smile warmed, and for a moment, the tension eased enough for me to

  • Falling For My Best friend’s Father   Sixty-nine

    ~Kate~I had a problem, and unfortunately, the problem was a tall, handsome man who happened to be my best friend’s father.Honestly, if somebody had told me six months ago that I would be sitting in a restaurant, worrying about whether I should sleep with Nathan Reid just to get him out of my system, I would have recommended that they get some rest because clearly, they were hallucinating.Yet here I was, considering it.Actually, considering it was putting things rather mildly.I was beginning to think about it with the kind of determination I usually reserved for finishing a difficult chapter before a deadline, except this particular project involved a wealthy man with beautiful eyes, a devastating smile, and an alarming ability to make me forget every sensible thought I had ever entertained.It was ridiculous.I was a grown woman. I had survived university, family expectations, terrible group assignments, and enough romantic disappointment from fictional characters to know that de

  • Falling For My Best friend’s Father   Sixty- eight

    ~Kate~I laughed before I could stop myself, and Nathan looked at me again.It was becoming a serious problem.Every time I laughed, I wanted to know whether he was watching. Every time he spoke, I wanted to hear what he would say next. And every time our eyes met, I remembered the café, his hand around mine, and the way he had looked at me when he told me he wasn’t going anywhere.I was beginning to understand that the most dangerous thing about Nathan wasn’t his ability to make me feel things I had spent months trying to ignore.It was how easily he made those feelings seem natural.As though wanting him wasn’t a terrible idea.As though I hadn’t spent the previous night lying awake beside my best friend, feeling guilty about every lie I had ever told her.“Kate?”I blinked. “Sorry?”Yssa leaned forward, studying me. “I asked if you were okay. You’ve been acting strange all morning.”My fingers tightened around the menu.“Have I?”“Yes. You’re quiet, you’re distracted, and you keep

  • Falling For My Best friend’s Father   Sixty seven

    ~Kate~ I had a feeling breakfast was going to be a disaster the moment Yssa announced that she had invited Bob. Not because I disliked Bob. I have come to like him quite a lot, which was part of the problem. He was funny, reasonably intelligent, and had the kind of face that made people trust him even when he was clearly about to say something stupid. Unfortunately, he also had absolutely no sense of timing, and I was beginning to suspect that the universe had arranged for him to arrive specifically to witness my slow and very embarrassing descent into madness. “Oh, and before either of you starts complaining, I already told him we’re here,” Yssa announced, looking between her father and me with the satisfied expression of someone who had just solved world hunger. Nathan raised an eyebrow. “Who is complaining?” “Nobody yet, but I know you, Daddy. You were probably planning to have some serious father-daughter conversation with me over expensive eggs, and now Bob is coming to

  • Falling For My Best friend’s Father   Sixty six

    ~Nathan~I had faced business partners who thought they could outsmart me, men who mistook my patience for weakness, and situations that would have sent most people running for the nearest exit, yet nothing had prepared me for driving my daughter and the woman I couldn’t stop thinking about to breakfast while pretending there was absolutely nothing going on between us.Life had a wicked sense of humor, and apparently, I was its latest victim.Yssa had been talking for the past ten minutes about a woman she followed online who had gotten engaged after dating a man for only three months. According to my daughter, the man had either found the love of his life or was desperately trying to secure a wife before the woman discovered his true personality. I had no idea how we had arrived at that conclusion, but I had learned long ago that interrupting Yssa in the middle of a story was a waste of everybody’s time.“So, Dad, what do you think?” she asked suddenly.I glanced at her through the r

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