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As Freddy began to walk away, I followed him, my chest pounding uncontrollably in my chest.
We walked up the stairs until we were right on the second floor with my room a couple steps in front.
He turned to face me. Despite the urge to fall on my knees and try to plead my way out of the terrible act of listening to his conversation with his father, I tried to maintain a straight expression.
Without a single word, he stared me down like he too was finding it difficult to come up with a first word, or maybe, he was contemplating on how best to rebuke me.
I couldn't stare him back in the eyes, maybe I would have been able to tell what his thoughts were.
Exhaling sharply, he turned and began walking up the stairs.
I thought about heading straight for my room, but instead, I followed him.
"Stop, Freddy. Maybe we could talk."
He didn't reply, just kept going.
He got to his room and let himself in, banging the door right in my face.
"Freddy! I am sorry for listening to your conversation. I didn't hear a lot, I promise," I spoke against the door, pushing it hard.
"Come in," I heard him call out from inside.
Swallowing, I clicked the handle of the door open and slowly walked inside, embarrassed that I had been screaming when the door was not even locked.
"Hi," he breathed out, sprawled against his bed, bare-chested, his loose pants drawn down to his thighs, revealing his bulk stretching through the material of his boxers.
I fought to keep my gaze focused on his face.
"I'm sorry about earlier. I didn't know you were in there."
"You've apologized. It wasn't something you didn't know or maybe wouldn't find out going forward. Just to not make it a big deal," he replied, a bit defensive.
"Okay, then," I stuttered, turning immediately to leave.
I was going to talk about us, but I didn't trust the way I was feeling inside — hot, loose, hungry for something that I should no longer taste.
"Hold on."
I froze in position, adjusting the straps of my bag against my shoulders, my fingers twitching with anxiety.
"Yes?" I answered, turning to face him again, my eyes betraying me as they travelled down to his waist, sizing his balls with imaginations of them bobbling in my mouth filling the back of my mind.
"How is it going? Why haven't you opted out since then?"
It took me a while to understand what the words he spoke meant. My thoughts were all over the place, until I finally got it.
"It's a lot more than you know," I replied, pulling my gaze away from him.
"Then, tell me. Why won't you tell me?"
"Freddy, it's not something talking about would easily change," I stuttered, feeling like the mess I was — a literal mess of a two years loveless marriage.
"I want to know though," he spoke again, standing tall in front of me, his eyes searching mine for any information he could find in them.
I wondered why he was suddenly this interested in my marriage with Eddy. The thought that this attitude could also be from his resentment of his brother and not even the desire to help me filling my head.
I shook my head vigorously, sifting the thoughts to the back of the pile.
"Why won't you tell me?" he asked, grabbing my shoulders. My entire body stiffened. Freddy shouldn't have touched me in this state. "Why won't you allow me help you?"
"How?" I thundered, breaking away from his grasp, and forcing myself to look up at his face.
"Why?"
His face was laced with surprise, so evident that his hands were still hung in the air after I detached myself from his grip.
But I didn't care. Maybe, it was the right time to talk about what happened to us and how it was his fault that I was now trapped.
"You kept your family a secret from me for years. And even when you watched me get married off to your elder brother, you didn't tell me the truth," I sniffled, "Only for you to shamelessly blame me for leaving you and act like I was the most brutal offender to exist."
"Lola..."
"Put all the excuses you have on the table and none would be able to justify keeping me in the dark about such an important matter for that long."
"I cut ties with them."
"And now, you're back?"
"I have a mission."
"To fight your brother over a business he had given his entire existence to while you lived in denial of your responsibilities?"
The words escaped my mouth before I was able to stop them, leaving me in a painful awe of how supportive I was of Eddy.
"I promise you, you know nothing," he barked back, his voice hard and angry, I shuddered in shock.
"Look, Lola," he spoke, his tone softening as he grabbed my arm.
"Don't take it if you don't want to. Watch out for yourself even if you have to be selfish about it," he finished, staring me hard in the eye.
I could see a fine glint of sadness in his eyes, the sadness that comes from regret and a fierce desire to live right.
I couldn't say anything because his lips came down on mine, ravaging with a burning impatience, his hands sloping down to my waist as he guarded me more into him.
For the first few seconds, I was lost in the shock of the suddenness of everything, but then I allowed myself to sink deeper into the shamelessness of it all.
My bag dropped with a soft thud against the floor, so as my self-reservation.
My fingers played for a moment against his back before trailing down to his groins.
Letting out a soft gasp the moment my palms caught his balls, I moaned to the dirty thoughts in my head.
"I see you miss me," he gasped, staring me dead in the eyes.
"Don't be an assh*le, Freddy," I muttered, going down on his neck with my tongue, my hand still massaging his balls hard.
"One second," he said, pushing my head off himself. Then, in an instant, he drew his pants down while smiling mischievously at me.
"Get it if you want it," he spoke breathily.
I swallowed, fighting the urge to instantly take his cock in my mouth, but my hands moved, pushing him against the bed, and in that moment, I knew there was no turning back.
LOLAI adjusted in my seat, grabbing my cutleries even before every other person did, ready to dig in.The food looked appealing. I wasn't sure what it was — I had been kept away for too long from eating according to my own terms, I had forgotten what most dishes tasted like, and now, what they looked like.Sighing, I shook my head, pushing every thought of it to the back of my mind.I felt a heaviness from the direction Eddy sat, and I knew at once that he must be staring at me.Shifting in my position — the only response I gave to whatever message he was trying to pass, I grabbed a glass and proceeded to pour myself some water."You can dig in, Lola. The food is really nice here," my father-in-law encouraged. I smiled in response, returning my gaze to the plates in front of me.It was pretty much a feast, and I couldn't wait to taste all the mouth-watering dishes that had been served on the table.Clearing his throat, Greg pulled himself up from his seat, resting his arms on the tab
LOLAA knock landed faintly against my door, distracting me from the array of thoughts that lined my mind this morning."Coming," I yelled, flapping my legs playfully before climbing off the bed to get the door.I felt light, energetic and ready to start my day — a rare feeling,I must say, since I became Mrs. Langford.A smile stretched against my face as I hurried over to the door.I had ordered room service earlier. "Just that?" the enthusiastic voice had asked after I called at 7AM for a jug of freshly squeezed pineapple juice.I wasn't hungry, and I hated to think that I had become so different from the former me who fancied a big breakfast as early as 6:30AM, because of Eddy Langford.Clicking the door open, my eyes relished the chilled juice in a jug on the tray before me, but quickly, my gaze travelled all the way up to the face of the person whose hands were grabbing the tray firmly, and whose eyes dug through mine with a purpose I couldn't guess.I couldn't even pretend not
LOLACurled on the floor, in a corner of my room, I chewed continuously on my thumb nail, wondering if Freddy would ever come.If it was the time before I broke up with him to marry his brother, I would have been certain that he would be here, but times had changed. It was just so unfortunate that my thoughts were still trapped in the past."F*ck it!" I exhaled, pulling myself up from the floor. It would have been easy to go take a warm shower, eat dinner, read a book from my endless collection of e-book and rest from the long day, but that was such a pretense at living a perfect life."What do you think I want right now?" I spoke, staring expressively at the image the bathroom oval shaped and plated edges mirror returned."You are a broken woman, and you are pathetic because of that." There was a very vivid voice in my head. I hadn't said anything, but I heard it loud and clear.A smile warmed against my cheeks."Bold of you to return my question with another question," I snickered.
The arena in Lillehammer was packed so full and tight that every time the crowd surged to its feet, I bumped hard into Eddy, his gaze returning a hard warning.I was sitting between my father in-law and Eddy with my hands folded so tightly in my lap that my knuckles turned pale."There he is," Greg said, nudging me softly with his elbow, nodding towards the ice where the Norway squad was filing out in their dark blue jersey.I managed a smile, but just enough to not get Eddy pissed. I knew very well that he didn't want to be here.Anyways, watching a game like this again brought back memories I thought had faded with time.I had watched Freddy play hockey for two years —watched him skate laps on the ice until he was throwing up behind the rink, watched him tape his own fingers when the trainer wasn't looking so no one would bench him for a fracture.I knew exactly what it had cost him to be the man skating out there now, broad-shouldered, visor pushed up, tapping his stick twice again
GREGORYThe city stretched out in front of me as I gazed out of the window, the after taste of the white wine still lingering somewhere down my throat.My fingers stiffened against the glass wedged between them, still half filled.The loud thoughts I had carried carefully since the first day weighed in my chest.I grunted, clearing my throat loudly.I couldn't hold it down, but I couldn't even move forward with everything happening in my family at the moment.I knew I needed to be careful. There was the company, and the future of my sons.I knew it wasn't going to be easy. Maybe, Lola was a distraction that shouldn't even cross my mind, but I couldn't help it. Sighing, I clasped my fingers tighter around the glass, glaring hard at the landscape of the city. Lola's room was right next to mine, but what good does that even do me if I can't call her over.It just kept getting harder for me to sleep, especially with knowing she was inside, probably taking a bath or sprawled out n*ked on
FREDDYThrough practice, I couldn't stop thinking about Lola. Maybe because I knew she was watching me like old times, and it sparked feelings that ought to have stayed buried until forever.Through the banter between her, my father and Eddy, I couldn't care less. I just stayed at the parts of her body that weren't concealed under the jacket draped across her shoulders.As soon as I got the opportunity to ask, I took it, and of course, Lola couldn't say No to me.It was a little hard convincing my coach to allow me to stay outside the team house. By the time I had concluded with the boys, checked into a hotel room, got a shave and freshened up, time was far spent.As I scurried into the elevator for the fifth floor, I wondered if she was waiting up for me or perhaps, given up and gone to bed.But then, Eddy was there. I didn't expect him to be. I didn't turn back though. I hadn't made all of those arrangements to chicken out of his presence."You shouldn't have said that, Freddy. What
FREDDYI stretched hard against the softness of the sheets with my jet black duvet in a dump against my body like it was casually abandoned there.My eyes were still shut but I could feel the slight warmth of the morning sun against my face."Don't shut your eyes. Watch me."Immediately, my eyes sl
FREDDYI turned sharply to the door, my body cold with a feeling I couldn't admit as fear.But Lola had dived off my body, swift, like she had been waiting for this moment.Then, she was at the door, but she didn't open it.She locked it.I watched her turn the lock intentionally, twice, the sound
CONNOR"Was that necessary?" I straightened my posture, turning to look at Eddy, my body stiff from anger I could not fully express - partly because it might end up stripping bare my secret feelings, Eddy could read through lines, and then, because I still wanted to respect my friend whose house I
FREDMONI turned endlessly on my bed, regretting why I had made the decision to come back to my family.I hated them. I didn't need them. I was doing well in Europe. They appreciate my music. I had a comfortable life, and I slept well.I was this close to booking a flight for the next morning, but







