LOGINJeremy's POV. She was there, justâŚ. there, at first I couldn't reach, but then I could touch her and she wasn't resisting me. At first I was scared it wasn't her, but even with my blur visionâŚI knew she was the one. Her scent made me crazy, unstoppable , and without any control. When I squeezed her butt, she wrapped her arms around my neck, nuzzling my slightly parted lips as she grinded against my groin, her breasts pressing hard against my chestâŚ.those breasts of hers, soft and delicate, I wanted to suck it, but I wasn't sure if she wanted thisâŚ.if she wanted me. â Stop acting like a kid and fuck me alreadyâŚfuck me more than ever, I want youâŚ.. to tear me apart.â She whispered, her hands sliding down into my trousers. I jerked. I don't know why I did that but my thighs trembled. It wasn't the first time I felt so great, but it was the first time I felt so powerless, like she was the one in control, and funny enough I let her. âCall me your pup,â She whimpered. I hesit
° Amyâs POV °âFuck⌠This is fuck, Amy,â Mia said, a cigar hung from her lips, its tip glowing in the dim light. She drew in a long puff and exhaled, blowing rings of smoke in the air. I watched her as she ran her fingers through her hair, worrying more than I should.Her hand trembled a little when she flicked the ash off the edge. The faint orange glow lit her face for a second, sharp against the shadows, then it faded again, leaving her eyes dark and restless. The air smelled like smoke and something burntâher nerves, maybe.She was pacing. I could hear the soft squeak of her socks brushing against the wooden floor, the small clicks of her fingernails against the lighter in her palm. I could tell she didnât even want the cigar, she just needed something to keep her hands busy.âIâm going to call a lawyer,â I told her, trying to sound steady.âYou see? A lawyer! You donât even have a âmy lawyer.ââ She hissed, turning to face me. âThat arrogantâŚâ She didnât finish. The word hung ther
°Amyâs POV°The sun was sliding slowly down behind the trees, casting this soft gold light that made everything look too calm for what was about to happen. The porch creaked under my bare feet, and the air smelled faintly of wet soil and old wood now. âSo tell me⌠Amy, you thought I wouldnât find out?âThat voice, low, teasing, always confidentâhit me like a bad memory. He dropped the bouquet on the porch railing, slow and deliberate, like every move was planned.âTheyâre for him. From what I saw at the store that day, it looked like he loved Eli a lot⌠I bet Iâm going to love him more.â He looked straight at me. âWhat do you think?âMy chest tightened, and the world tilted a little. I could feel the heat crawling up my neck, but I held my ground.âIn your dreams,â I swore through clenched teeth, barely able to breathe. âEli is not your son!âThe words came out sharper than I meant, trembling at the edges. I blinked, but it didnât stop the tears clinging to the corners of my eyes. I
° Amyâs POV °âWellâŚ. Is this how things are going to be, Amy? No hugs?âMy body froze before my brain caught upâŚ. His voice.He stepped closer, holding out a bouquet of bougainvillea and roses. My stomach dropped.He paused, eyes steady on mine. âIâm sorry for your loss.âI didnât take the flowers. I didnât move. For a second, it was like my body had forgotten how to breathe.How did he know? Why was he here? And how in the hell did he find me?My throat felt tight, but I forced the words out. âWhat do you want, Jeremy?â I clenched my fists, biting the inside of my cheek until I tasted blood.He tilted his head, a smirk playing at the edge of his mouth. âWhat do I want? Isnât it obvious?âI looked up at himâŚ.same sharp jaw, same stupid confidence in his posture, like he owned the air between us. But his eyes were darker now, heavier somehow.My heart started to pound. He wasnât here for what I was thinking, was he?âIâve come to pay my respects, Amy.âHe said it so simply, like he
° Amyâs POV °It was weird at first, but it wasnât bad.Having Mia move in was like inviting a storm that somehow knew how to water your plants. Grandma Lydia didnât oppose much since she was Eliâs godmother, though she still had her opinions. She always did.Even though she didnât like the idea that someone like Mia should godmother her grandson, she couldnât argue too much because, well, Mia was MiaâŚ..hard to reason with, even harder to replace. And for a good number of times, Grandma Lydia had tried telling me that Mia was a bad influence for Eli.âMia is not gonna do anything that would harm Eli. I chose her because sheâs crazy about him, in fact, heâs her favorite person in the world.âThat was my go-to line every time Grandma Lydia started her little lectures.But MiaâŚShe was something else entirely.She partied a lot, got drunk all the time, and would stumble into my arms whispering about how âbig the dick wasâ and how âgreat having one of those inside you felt likeâ whenever
° Amyâs POV °The wind rushed in before I could even blink.And then there she wasâMia. Standing on the porch in her gray hoodie and big shorts, her hair half-tied, and she was holding a brown paper bag that looked way too familiar.My breath caught halfway, I didnât know whether to laugh or cry.She looked me up and down once, her expression softening. âYou look like youâve been wrestling ghosts,â she said, voice light but not mocking.I blinked a few times, trying to catch up. âMia?ââYeah, who else would it be?â She stepped closer, brushing past me before I could even invite her in, the sweet smell of vanilla perfume trailing behind her. âUnless you were expecting someone else.âHer words landed too close, too sharp. I froze for a second, then quietly shut the door.âIâuh⌠no, I wasnât expecting anyone,â I muttered, tucking a strand of hair behind my ear.Mia didnât say anything right away. She just slipped her shoes off and dropped the paper bag on the table like she owned the pla







