Mag-log inKASSY
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The next morning I was at Jenny’s place.
“I’ll do it,” I blurted, dropping onto her sofa like a bag of bricks.
Jenny lazily shuffled toward the coffee machine, her hair tied up in a messy bun, her T-shirt sliding off one shoulder. She stared at me with half-lidded, tired eyes.
“Did you even sleep?” she asked flatly.
“I couldn’t,” I admitted.
I’d already called her earlier to unload everything that had happened last night, every humiliating, confusing, nerve-wracking detail. And just retelling it had made me toss and turn until dawn.
Jenny shook her head slowly, pouring coffee like she’d already given up on me.
“I have no idea why you want to go through all this for that guy Kas. You're beautiful, intelligent, rich…just what did you see in that guy…I get that he’s handsome, but come on.”
And she was right. Shawn wasn’t just handsome—he was devastating. Six-foot compared to my barely five-six. Broad shoulders. His jawline looked like it belonged in some glossy magazine, and those gray eyes had been haunting me since I was sixteen. He was intelligent, confident… basically everything I’d ever wanted but never thought I could actually have.
“I want to do it,” I whispered stubbornly.
Jenny turned from the counter, coffee mug in hand, raising her brow. “You want to give your virginity to some random person because you don’t want to disappoint your husband on your first night?”
The way she said it—so blunt, so matter-of-fact—made it sound horrible.
But it was true. I wanted to learn. I wanted to practice. I wanted to be good enough for him.
Jenny stared at me in disbelief, her lips twitching like she couldn’t decide if she should scold me or hug me.
“It’s crazy,” I admitted, covering my face with my hands. “Thinking about it like this—actually saying it out loud—it’s insane.”
“Where did my sweet little innocent angel go?” Jenny teased, sipping her coffee.
“I’m twenty-four, Jenny. Twenty-four and about to get married,” I shot back, giving her a pointed look.
“Why are you so against this? You’ve been there before.” I add
“Exactly,” she said, rolling her eyes. “Because it’s me, and you’re you. Sex is nothing to me, Kassy. I lost my virginity in the back of my father’s truck and didn’t even blink. But you—you’re different. You’re innocent, you’ve held yourself back for so long because you wanted to give it to someone special.”
Her words stung, because they were true. But the thing is, I wasn’t that same girl anymore.
I stood up and began pacing her living room, chewing on my lip as I tried to explain myself.
“Now I’m ready to give it up. What’s the point of my virginity if it’s not going to keep the man I want? Being clueless about something isn’t something to be proud of—not if it’s going to destroy my marriage. I can’t be that wife he never touches again Jenny....”
“I want our first time to be memorable. Memorable enough that he’ll never even think of another woman.”
I turned to face her, my heart pounding, my chest rising and falling with every word.
Jenny snorted into her coffee, shaking her head. “You can’t keep a man with sex.”
“Who said anything about keeping him with just sex?” I shot back, a smirk tugging at my lips.
She stilled, lowering the mug, and gave me a long, knowing look. I gave her the same look right back. Neither of us blinked.
Finally, she sighed. “I still think you should talk to him about this.”
“What? No way,” I said quickly, almost laughing at how absurd that sounded. “I want this, Jenny. I’m sure.”
Her expression softened, but the doubt didn’t leave her eyes. She took another slow sip of her coffee.
The she nods
“Fine“
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That same evening, I was sitting inside the car with Jenny, parked outside a building I never thought I’d see in my life.
We both stared at it, quiet for a long moment. The sign glowed even from a distance.
“I still can’t believe this is real,” I muttered.
The words “D and D” stretched across the massive building, bold and proud.
A week ago, I didn't even know a place like this existed.
A week ago, I wouldn’t have believed I’d be parked outside of it, about to walk inside.
“You still have time to change your mind, babe,” Jenny said carefully, watching me out of the corner of her eye.
“I want to learn,” I told her, my voice steadier than I felt.
Jenny groaned, leaning back in her seat. “Kassy, I still think you’re rushing into this. Just take a step back. Think about it—”
“I’m sure,” I cut her off, my tone sharper this time.
She raised her hands in surrender. “Okay, okay… fine.”
We both turned to the building again, silent.
“D and D,” I read softly, the letters tasting foreign on my tongue. “What does it even stand for?”
“Dick and Dick,” Jenny said instantly, her lips twitching into a grin.
I blinked, then let out a laugh. “Where did the pussy go?”
Jenny burst into laughter, clutching her stomach. “On a vacation maybe,” she said between giggles.
The ridiculousness of it all loosened the knot in my stomach. For the first time all day, I actually laughed with her.
Silence settled again, but this time it was comfortable.
I glanced at her. “So… how did it go when you came here?”
Her smile faded into something almost nostalgic. She looked at me, then back at the building, and for a moment she seemed like she was replaying the whole thing in her head.
“Honestly? I got the best dicking of my life,” she said finally. “I swear, I felt that guy’s dick inside me for days.”
My jaw dropped. “Oh my god,” I groaned, covering my face as I laughed.
“I’m serious,” she said, laughing too. “It was amazing. But their sessions are ridiculously expensive.”
I pushed open my car door, feeling a rush of determination wash over me. Jenny followed reluctantly, her heels clicking on the pavement.
“Good thing I can pay,” I said confidently, walking toward the building.
“Show off,” Jenny muttered, playfully rolling her eyes.
I stopped and turned back to face her.
“Well? Are you coming or not?”
KASSY“I think the honeymoon should be somewhere far,” my mom says, her voice soft but excited.I nod, pretending to listen, pretending to care. “Yeah, far sounds nice.”But I’m barely hearing her. My mind drifts in and out, floating somewhere between exhaustion and that constant ache I can’t seem to get rid of. The house feels smaller these days, like the walls are closing in slowly, inch by inch.My mother continues talking, going on about beaches and destinations, Greece, Paris, Dubai and all I can think about is how heavy my body feels. How heavy everything feels.“Honey, are you sure you’re okay?” she finally asks, breaking through the fog in my head.“I’m fine, Mom,” I mumble automatically, forcing a smile that doesn’t reach my eyes.She narrows her gaze like she doesn’t believe a word I just said, which….honestly—she shouldn’t.But I couldn't do this right now. I can’t sit here and talk about honeymoons or dream weddings when I can barely keep myself from falling apart.“I have
DERRICK Life moved on for everyone, including me. Or at least, that’s what I kept telling myself. Life moves on. Life moves on. If I said it enough maybe I’d believe it.I threw myself into work. That was the easiest part. Work didn’t ask questions. Work didn’t look at me like it knew my secrets. Work didn’t hold me and whisper my name. It was a wall, a clean cold wall I could slam myself into until my head stopped spinning.I told myself I’d had my fun. That it was over. That it was time to let that stupid impulse mistake go. Especially after I found out she was engaged. Fucking Engaged….She was about to fucking get married.The disgust hit me first. Real bone-deep disgust. I had literally slept with her while her fiance was in the same house. It didn’t even sound real when I thought about it. It sounded like something out of a bad movie.It really didn’t make any sense. Kassy looked like a good girl. Sweet and kinda innocent type? She wasn’t supposed to be the type who came fo
SHAWN I stare at the girl who has chased me for years. The girl whose eyes used to follow me everywhere I went, like a shadow I couldn’t get rid of. I remember those days too clearly…..walking into a room and immediately feeling her gaze latch onto me. It used to irritate me, used to make me wish she would just… stop. I prayed for her obsession to die out, for her to wake up one day and realize I wasn’t the man for herBut she never did. Not until now.When the marriage arrangement came up, I fought with my parents for months. I screamed, I argued, I even threatened to leave home. None of it worked. My father wouldn’t budge. He tied my inheritance, my position in the company, my entire future to this marriage.I couldn’t just throw it all away.So I gave in. I accepted the marriage…not out of love… obviously not…not out of choice—but because it was the only way to keep my status, the only way to protect everything I had worked for.But accepting the marriage never meant I intended
KASSYI used to think I would be the happiest girl on earth at my engagement party. I used to picture myself glowing, smiling, my heart overflowing with joy, holding Shawn’s hand like I had always dreamed.But I was far from it.I wake up every day reminding myself that I love Shawn. That Shawn is the man of my dreams. That this is what I’ve always wanted, what I’ve fought for, what I’ve prayed for. I tell myself over and over again: this is the life you wanted, Kassy. This is it. This is what you dreamed about for years.But standing here, I felt nothing. Or maybe worse….I felt numb.The hotel event hall was decorated with beautiful chandeliers, polished tables. Music hummed softly in the background, people were interacting among themselves laughing and smiling…. Everyone was obviously obviously enjoying themselves.My engagement party. My dream… at least that’s what everyone around me believed.I stood in the hallway just outside the main room, forcing myself to breathe, watching fr
“You actually ended it?” Jenny asked me, her voice sharp with disbelief.I nod, not meeting her eyes, my gaze darting around the shop instead. I wasn’t about to let her stare pin me down. I came here for something else, something important. My wedding dress. That was supposed to be the focus. The designer had called my mom yesterday, saying it was ready for fitting, and here I was, ready to try it on, ready to remind myself what all of this was for.Jenny, of course, wasn’t letting it go.“So you’re okay?” she pressed, her tone soft now, worried, almost too gentle.I glance at her and roll my eyes. “Stop looking at me like that. Why wouldn’t I be?”Her lips together, like she’s fighting back a sigh. “You fell in love with him, Kas.”My chest tightens, but I shake my head immediately. “I didn’t. Just stop, okay? I didn’t. All I felt for him was just the excitement because of everything we were doing. That’s it. I’ve told you this over and over again. Shawn is the only man I love and
KASSYI stare at myself in the mirror, and for the first time in my life, I don’t even recognize the girl staring back at me. My chest tightens and all I can think is….what the hell did I do?I literally couldn’t believe the hole I dug myself into.I fucking told him I love you?I love you? Really?The words replay in my head like a nightmare, over and over, mocking me. My life right now was insane. Completely insane.One minute I was a proud virgin who had her whole life together. I was supposed to be the perfect good girl….pure, untouched, saving myself for my husband.And then, the next minute, I was engaged to the love of my life who turned out to hate virgins. Who thought of my innocence as a flaw instead of something to cherish.The next second I was walking into a sex academy to learn how to fuck….actually learn sex—so I could satisfy my husband when I get married? And now… now here I was. Telling the man who was supposed to be my instructor that I love him.What the actual f







