“Teach me” I said drunkenly “Teach me how to be a bad girl” “Are you sure about Tiny, there’s a tiny addiction that comes with that” he said, looking at me through the hood of his eyes. “What am I getting addicted to?” I echoed back, trying to keep my focus on his face, and not down his chest and his muscular arms. “Me” *** Cheryl Taylor had just recently divorced her cheating husband and decided to move back to her childhood town. Desperate for a room, she finds one with some weird rules and a roommate who seemed to busy to meet with her – everything comes to a shocking pause when she finds out it’s Aiden Scott – the town’s bad boy, and in fact her high school bully. Aiden Scott is now a made man and a billionaire but he’s stepped on a few toes to get there and now they’re out for his blood and he has to lay low in the town he grew up – the town that only saw him as a good for nothing bastard. He decides to get a roommate to appear normal, he takes the first one he got and only because it’s Cheryl Taylor – the one girl he had harbored a secret crush for years.
View More“Do you know Cheryl – “ my boss, Mr. Thompson pulled me by the arm to the corner, a small glass of tequila latched to his hand like a baby holding a thumb, he had that glassy look in his eyes, the kind where I knew he was drunk and I knew what was coming next.
“Do you know the only way you can keep your job is if you get on your knees and give me a blowjob” he paused, I paused, we stared at each other for a whole minute before he burst into laughter and I echoed with my own awkward laughter – this had better be some sick joke.
“Wouldn’t that be scandalous Mr. Thompson?” I turned to leave, thinking I could easily slip away and speed walk back to my office which was just down the hall but he grabbed my arms again, tighter this time and pulling me towards him, I repulsed. Mr. Thompson was a man a beer gut, protruding out and nearly cutting out some of his buttons, he was balding and smelled like he smoked cigarettes twenty hours of the day.
“I’m serious Cher – “ he pulled harder and I yanked my arm out his hold
“Only my husband calls me that” I said fiercely, using the opportunity to remind him I was a married woman, I even flashed the ring in his face.
“Well your husband doesn’t have to know anything”
“That’s highly inappropriate sir” I said but he had his face drawn to a grimace.
“Then maybe you’re having doubts about your promotion or no about your job in this company” he kept his eyed fixed on me to let me know that he was goddamn serious and I folded my hands across his chest defiantly
“So what? You’re really going to fire me because I refused to suck your dick” I fired and he shrugged
“I don’t see the big deal, everyone’s done it”
I stared at him, wanting nothing more but to drive my fist into his puffy little face till I felt his nose crack and he could look even worse than he did now. Giving him a blowjob wasn't exactly the problem, it was the fact that I had never done it, not even for my husband.
“You know what Mr. Thompson, you can kiss my ass with those perveted looking lips – I quit and you can go to hell for I care. I’m out of here” I lashed out angrily, kicking at the water dispenser that didn’t anything to me but yet it was also guilty in just sitting peacefully while my boss tried to force me to give him a blow job, bloody sick bastard.
I turned around swiftly and headed to my office, I cleared my table in one quick swoop. It wasn’t that good a job anyways but I always enjoyed the retreat and some of my coworkers seemed nice but it didn’t matter, I had been wanting to quit for days and now I just got a good enough reason to quit the job and now focus more on getting pregnant and starting a family.
I picked my bag and headed out to my car, the first thing I did was to call my husband and he picked on the second ring.
“I quit my job, I finally did it” I squealed immediately barely able to contain myself and my racing heart that I could now feel in my throat.
“I quit my job Marty, can you hear me” I said and a quiet grunt came back at me
“Let me call you back Cher” he said and the line went dead. Did he just – it didn’t matter. He was probably busy at work and in a big investors meeting, he was going to call me back.
Marty and I got married straight out of college a year ago and it’s been a blissful romance since then, I moved out of my childhood town on Bradsbury and flew right out to New York to start afresh with Marty and now that I quit my job, we could start a family. We could start trying for a baby, maybe buy a house the one with a backyard and a swing set, get a mortgage and I could get a new job when the child is old enough. I squealed and giggled at the thought – it was all coming together, my life was all coming together.
The quietness of the house hit me as soon as I stepped in, a cold blast of air hit my face and I shivered slightly. A dull headache was beginning to fester at the back of my head, and I kicked off my shoes headed straight to the fridge to get a cold can of beer. I cocked it open and went straight to the bedroom, where I saw Marty’s laptop lying carelessly on the table. That was strange, Marty never left his laptop open, he was always secret about it and at a point I suspected he was cheating but he told me the work files on it were highly confidential and I believed him, honestly I didn’t just have the strength to angle it further. But right now, I had an empty house to myself, a cold can of beer in my hands and an open laptop with all my husband’s company’s confidential files – it was officially party time.
I plopped on his desk chair and turned it on, I didn’t know where but then again there was this interesting looking folder with the title “X files”, I didn’t waste any time, I clicked it open and I regretted it, because immediately I did, my beer dropped from my hands to the floor, it’s content spilling on the carpet.
They were videos, so many videos and not just any videos but sex videos of my husband with other women, my jaw dropped and my heart began to pound. With shaky hands, I clicked on the first video and it was Marty in his office, going down on a woman seated on his table. I couldn’t see his face when it was buried in the cooch of another woman, but it was him alright, I would recognize that long mane of hair anywhere.
Fucking hell!
My throat burned, and I could no longer breathe. He was doing things with other woman, doing things we had never done together, but mostly because I was too uptight to try the raunchy stuff he always suggested, I was far too innocent to do all that.
I shut it off, clicking on the next video and it was Marty again fucking another in a hotel room – I shut the laptop off instantly in anger. I didn't think I could go over the almost 400 videos of my husband having sex with other woman – four hundred different woman – who was this man? Who the bloody hell did I get married to?
“Bastard” I yelled angrily “Lying cheating scumbag of a man”
How the hell did my day end up like this? I quit my job and then I find out my husband has a sex problem.
I have to divorce him.
CHERYL'S POVI didn’t speak as I walked through the front door.The silence in the house greeted me like an old enemy — cold, familiar, and waiting. Everything still looked the same. The same polished floors, the same stupid bowl of fake fruit on the dining table, the same scent of his cologne woven into the air like it owned the walls.But it didn’t feel like my home anymore.Not really.Not after everything.I walked in ahead of him, ignoring the way he lingered at the door like he half-expected me to bolt. I didn’t give him that satisfaction. I was too tired to run. Too tired to argue. Too tired to feel anything but numb.“You can sleep in the guest room,” he said, voice low but not unkind.I didn’t answer. I just kept walking.The stairs felt heavier than I remembered. Maybe it was the weight of everything I was dragging behind me — the baby, the memories, the months of silence and shame. Or maybe it was just him. His presence. His eyes on my back like he was trying to read my tho
AIDEN'S POVOf course we were still married.How the hell did I not think of that before?I gripped the steering wheel tighter, the sound of Bianca’s voice still rattling around in my skull like a ticking bomb. We’re still married, Aiden. You never filed the papers. The look in her eyes when she said it—like she knew it would cut deeper than anything else—hit me right in the gut. And the worst part was, she was right.I never did file the damn papers.I told myself I moved on. I built a new life. I told Cheryl I was hers and hers alone. But underneath it all… I had never cleaned up the mess I left behind.I didn’t even say goodbye when I left Bianca. Didn’t sit down to do things properly. Just packed up my shit and vanished like a coward. And now? Now it was all catching up to me like karma on a warpath. I thought running away meant everything was going to disappear but no, my problems remained, waiting for me to return to consume me whole.I drove around the city, not even knowing wh
AIDEN'S POVI stood in front of Bianca’s house for a full five minutes before I knocked.It wasn’t fear exactly. It was something worse. A kind of dread that seeped into my chest and made everything feel heavier. My feet. My breath. The air.I wasn’t here for her.I was here for him.My son.Felix.The word felt foreign on my tongue, even though it had been lingering in my mind since the first time I saw the photo Bianca sent. The boy in the picture was grinning with a missing tooth and wearing a superhero cape, his eyes so bright it hurt to look at.And those eyes... they were mine. They looked exactly like mine I couldn't deny it, same round blue orbs that seemet stare deep into your soul searching for something hidden in the crevices of ones soulShe opened the door like she’d been expecting me. No smile. No emotion. Just that same unreadable stare she always gave me when she was close to exploding but hadn’t decided which direction to erupt.“Hey,” I said.Bianca raised a brow. “Y
AIDEN'S POVShe said she needed space.She said it so softly, like a request instead of a goodbye. But the way her eyes didn’t hold mine when she packed her things — the way her hands shook when she zipped up her bag — I knew it wasn’t space she needed.It was distance.It was escape.It was air that didn’t carry the weight of my lies.The door shut behind her over two hours ago, and I haven’t moved. Not really. I’ve just been… here. Sitting on the edge of the bed like a man waiting for a war to start, even though the bombs already fell.Her scent still lingers on the pillow. That vanilla-warm thing that always made me think of Sundays — slow mornings, messy hair, breakfast in bed. Now it just smells like guilt.My phone buzzes for the fourth time. Bianca.I ignore it.I ignored the first three too.She has everything she wants now — my secrets laid bare, Cheryl shaken to her core, and a picture of Felix twisted into a knife sharp enough to cut through whatever future Cheryl and I wer
CHERYL'S POV“Come on,” Jordan said, standing up and brushing his hands on his jeans. “You’re new to the city, right?”I blinked at him, the tears still drying sticky on my cheeks. “Yeah. Kind of. I just… moved.”“Then let me show you around,” he said with an easy grin. “Just a walk. No pressure. No weirdness. No more crying on benches.”That made me laugh again, against my will.“Unless you want to,” he added, mock serious. “I support emotional expression.”I stared at him for a long second, trying to make sense of this strange calmness he carried like a second skin. Most people fill silence with noise, with questions, with expectations. But Jordan? He just let silence be. Like it didn’t scare him.And honestly? That felt safer than anything else right now.So I stood up. Wiped the last remnants of salt from beneath my eyes. And said, “Okay.”We started walking.At first, it was quiet. The kind of quiet where you can still hear your own thoughts — but they weren’t as sharp anymore. T
CHERYL'S POVI didn’t pack much.Just a bag and the pieces of myself I could gather without falling apart.Aiden didn’t stop me.He didn’t beg. Didn’t plead.He just stood there with that stormy look in his eyes — guilt and resignation and maybe hope, all braided into silence.Hope that maybe I’d come back.I didn’t say I wouldn’t.I just said I needed space.Space to breathe. Space to scream.Space to figure out who the hell I was now that everything I thought I knew had been shattered.The hotel wasn’t far. Just a fifteen-minute drive across the bridge. But it felt like a different country. One where my heart hadn’t been cracked open by a man who had a whole secret life hiding behind his smile.I paid for two nights upfront.The girl at the front desk smiled like I was on vacation.I smiled back like I wasn’t falling apart inside.Room 708 smelled like vanilla and fresh linen. Neat, neutral, clean — nothing like the chaos clawing at my ribs.I sat on the bed.Then stood.Then paced.
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