MasukIRISH’s POV
Okay, this is awkward. What am I supposed to say? I just smiled. Been doing that a lot these days.
“I really like you, Idris, but it’s okay. You should have told me earlier. Finding out at the concert was heartbreaking, knowing that you will never see me the way I see you.”
“I have to go to my bed now and nurse my heartbreak.”
She ran off, sucking real hard. Just when I thought I was the only dramatic one around here, turns out there’s another human. Fine. I might as well freshen up and sleep. That was one hell of a concert.
*****
It was Sunday morning. I woke up earlier than usual, my stomach grumbling all night. Didn’t eat any decent food. After eating and dressing up, I dragged my lazy ass to the sitting room.
I was so engrossed in the movie on the big screen that I didn’t hear Becky come in until she threw her body on mine.
Gosh! For someone who looks this skinny, she sure has some weight. Why was she dragging my neck like that? I needed to call my lawyer and scramble out my final will… yo, just kidding. The only useful things in my name are probably the designer perfumes and shirts Lisa got for me. Yes, my Lisa. We’re personalizing now.
“I’ll miss you so much, bestie! Tell me, are you seeing someone? Is he tall, short, or huge? Spill right now.” She snapped her fingers in the air.
She was tickling me hard, but guess what, I wasn’t laughing. Tickling never worked for me, and that name, bestie? Since when did we reach that stage?
“He is tall, chiseled face, very handsome. I call him my Zeus, muscular… girl… he is cute!”
Wait! Did I just describe Jimmy? Yes, I did. Now I accept it, I am crazy.
“Awwwww! Do you have any pictures of him? And how was it, you know…” Becky was cutting her eyes at me like something was stuck inside them.
“Are you okay? I mean, your eyes.”
“Arghhhh, Idris! Is he good in bed? Did he make you scream out your lungs?”
Holy Moses! How old is this girl again? And describe what?
“I’m sorry, I don’t kiss and tell.” Drumroll, let the lies begin.
She pouted her lips. “That is not fair. Since you don’t want to spill some tea, I just hope he treats you well, like you truly deserve. I’ll miss you so much.”
“You know, I probably wanted to extend my stay just to get your attention, but I lost that already. Jimmy called, he’ll be back tomorrow. He has a business deal to pull off. That guy is always working. I have some modeling shots today. Too bad! I want to have some of those lips.” She smacked her lips.
Arghh. I hope I didn’t roll my eyes. Can she go already?
“I will be gone now. Bye, my love, but I will be back. This time, I want to see the man who is eating all these.”
Finally, she was gone. Serenity at last. This whole house was mine to explore.
***
I don’t know how many hours I sat in the same position watching movies, but boredom struck again.
That’s true, I might as well visit Dave.
I went over to his room, knocked once, but there was no response. I knocked twice; still, there was no response. Then I opened the door and went inside.
Bless my soul! What is it with guys and displaying those?
“Hey, man, you care to join? I can be quite generous and release one for you.”
If Shameless were a person, it would be Dave.
I’ve seen this type of thing in movies. What do they call it again? Threesome. One girl was touching his weapon of mass destruction, the other was working on his nipples, and the idiot was lying down, moaning like a pig.
Then I heard it. Paaaa!
“Your ass is quite soft. You care for a trip?”
Hold on. Did she just spank my ass?
Breathe, Irish. I wanted to drag her hair and dunk her face in water.
“I will be on my way, guy. Have fun.”
“Hold on, Idris. Relax, man. Have some real fun.”
I was already heading out when Dave ran after me. “You’re so uptight. You need to get laid.”
“You know, I thought only Christians bear the name Dave. Color me surprised when I realized you ain’t one.”
“Dude, what are you saying! I’m a Christian nigga. Staunch background, I…”
He stopped mid-sentence when he figured out what I did.
“Yeah, right. On a Sunday morning. Find a way to get a second circumcision. That thing between your legs is way too long.”
With that, I went back to my room. Going to David’s room was a bad idea. This was the second time in days my eyes had beheld that snakey point-and-kill.
Bored again. Then an idea crept in.
I could dress up. But this time, as Irish. Perform for my audience, my imaginary audience.
I dug through my bag, put on shorts, ditched the big hoodie, and showed just the bracelet. Let my hair loose, it fell down my back. Headset on, music blasting.
And then I danced. I didn’t know how long I danced, but I was lost in it, until someone tapped me.
I turned.
OMG! I was doomed.
Jimmy.
But he wasn’t alone. He was in the company of a woman I definitely did not want to see my face.
So I did the only thing on my mind.
I ran.
IRISH:I was waiting for Diego to be out with whatever he had to say, then suddenly my phone rang. It was Jimmy. I had to excuse myself and step out of my room to answer the call.Jimmy: Are you home now, Pumpkin?Me: Yes, I am. How are Jayden and Montana?Jimmy: Thankfully, there were no major injuries, just a minor scratch on her hand. I’ll let you know when I’m back. I have to go now. Love you plenty.The call ended, and I went back to my room. But Diego wasn’t there. How could he go, leaving me hanging just like that? Great.I had my shower and tossed myself on the bed.It was 6 p.m. Nicki was back already. I was peckish and needed to snack on something while trying to finish up this website. On my way to the kitchen, I saw my grandma sneaking out of her room, careful not to bang the door.What she didn’t know was that I was in the kitchen, opposite her room.What in the world… why is she dressed like that?And what’s up with the red lipstick on her lips? She was wearing tight je
This boy is crazy.I quickly brushed my teeth, I can’t afford early morning bad breath, took a fast bath, and got ready to meet him. On my way out, I met Grandma having breakfast with Idris.“Going somewhere? Come join us, the sandwich is exactly how you like it,” she said.I wasn’t hungry. Let’s just say seeing Jimmy filled me up. I smiled politely, greeted them, mumbled something about a short errand, and rushed next door.The door was open.Jimmy was in the kitchen, making coffee. He was wearing a white robe, grinning from ear to ear like a man who didn’t just ruin my peace of mind.I smacked his arm. “What do you think you’re doing? How did you even get to stay here?”He didn’t answer. Instead, he wrapped his arms around me and kissed my neck. I swear, I felt electricity shoot straight to my soul.“I missed you, Pumpkin. So much,” he whispered against my skin. “So I thought it wise to spend this holiday close to you. Luckily, this place was up for rent.”“It’s not even your tas
It was as if I was struck on a point. The little boy standing in front of me was so fine.I watched as Montana allowed Jimmy to carry him up, and for a moment, they looked… perfect together.For the sake of this cutie, I honestly hope he grants Kim’s wish.I grew up without the so-called “complete family.” Our father didn’t want us. He chose his other family instead.Kim cleared her throat, snapping us back to the moment. This must be really hard on Jimmy.I gave him a reassuring smile. If this is how it ends, fine. I’ll nurse my heartbreak quietly. I’ll find another, heavier, stronger, and nicer cock that fits just right.“Kim, it’s complicated,” Jimmy said finally. “A lot has happened in the last few years. Please… can you ask for something else?”“Let’s go cut the cake,” Montana jumped in quickly. “We can’t keep the guests waiting.”I was still curious, so I asked Montana how old the little boy was. She told me he was just three, and his name, Jason.The rest of the dinner went smo
“Why would you do that, Mum? It was meant for Joshua. The poor girl must have spent a fortune on that.” Jimmy’s tone was loud; he couldn’t hide his annoyance.When Clara flung the package I was holding, the expensive designer perfume I’d asked Nicki to wrap inside shattered. One of Lisa’s gifts, gone in seconds. From the look on Clara’s face, she realized she’d let her emotions get the best of her.“It could’ve been a bomb or anything,” she stammered.A bomb? Really? If only she knew how ridiculous she sounded.“I just didn’t want him to get confused,” she added quickly. “Joshua has a promising future. I know how these young girls move. Now, let’s eat before the food gets cold.”We ate in silence. I was watching her closely, every fidget, every glance. She could barely swallow her food. Something was off. She looked like a toddler being denied chocolates.A few minutes later, she excused herself, muttering something about the weather and wanting a quick shower. Yeah right. I didn’t
IRISH’s POVWe were done with the movie premiere, but to be honest, I didn’t pay much attention.Oh, I would do anything to see how livid Clara’s face looks right now.On our way out, Nicki couldn’t stop gushing about the lead actor’s performance. I was half-listening, half-thinking about the chaos I started earlier when someone suddenly walked up to us“You came,” he said, smiling. “I would’ve sworn you hated crowds. Oh, I forgot, Hassain’s the director. You look beautiful, by the way.”Okay… who is this man?I glanced at Nicki, and the smile she had earlier vanished like a ghost.He finally noticed me standing beside her and cleared his throat. “I’m sorry, I didn’t know she had company.” He stretched out his hand. “I’m Fred, a movie director. The guy who’s heels over in love with Nicki but she wouldn’t acknowledge that because I’m brief.”Heck! That came out too smooth.I took his hand, smiling. Not bad-looking. Actually, scratch that, he’s quite handsome. But height-wise? Hmm. Let’
IRISH’s POVI was more than eager to see what she wanted to do.Then…“Arghhhh!” Montana screamed, clutching her stomach like she’d been stabbed.Before I could even process what was happening, Jimmy and her sister Kim came running in.“What’s wrong?!” Jimmy’s voice cracked as he reached her. “We need to get you to the hospital right away!”He didn’t waste a second. He scooped her up, his face was pale, and scared. And right there, right in the middle of her dramatic wails, I caught it.That sly little smile.She was faking it.Oh, this woman was good. The tears, the timing, the performance, it was all a show, and I was the only one in the audience who knew it.“I’m okay now,” Montana said suddenly, blinking innocently. “I just felt a sharp pain in my lower abdomen. It’s gone now.”Jimmy still looked worried. “You need to see a doctor. You screamed so loud, you scared me. We can’t afford to lose you. Please.”We can’t afford to lose you?Did he forget I was standing right there? I kne







