The instant her husband said he was going to take a shower, Charlie already knew why he looked so eager to get in the shower. And she already knew that she would spy on him again. That simple. It would be his reward for his impeccable performance that day. He had even tried to cover it up, but her trick with the icing on the cake and her choice of costume change had been a masterstroke, not giving him any chance to even try to recover. And since he wasn't going to let her take care of the trouble she was causing inside his pants, then at least she was going to watch him deal with it, knowing that all that desire belonged to her alone. Bouncing towards the bathroom, she breathed a sigh of relief when he confirmed that nervousness had not let him think about locking the door. However, unlike what had happened at the hotel, she knew it wouldn't be so easy to get a privileged view of the shower where he was. So she waited patiently, with her ear pressed to the door, until the muffled sou

Morgan missed the days when he thought he knew things. Everything had its share of complications, of course, but at least he knew how to act and what to expect. Now, in addition to being complicated, that situation had become completely unpredictable. And, he had to admit, he didn't know what else to do. Before, the situation was crystal clear: he was a man without self-control who had fallen in love with a young and innocent girl who only considered him a friend. All of her body's reactions were entirely his responsibility and Charlie was just living his life normally, when he was suddenly overcome by his uncontrollable desire for her. As long as he managed to keep it all a secret, everything would be fine. His friendship with Charlie would be preserved and he could fight those feelings alone, as it should be. But now everything seems to have turned upside down. Before, she just thought that Charlie was too sweet and innocent, unable to understand what was wrong with walking alm

For the millionth time that day, Charlie pinched himself lightly to make sure he wasn't dreaming. However, the stone staircase under his feet remained the same and the green lawn full of people remained noisy and busy. Arranging the strap of her backpack on her shoulder, as soon as she reached the last step, she made sure to turn around and admire the complex of small buildings in the area destined for biology courses again. In the distance she could see the afternoon sun hitting the many windows of the veterinary medicine building, which she had just left, after a day full of introductory classes and presentations that had gone by too quickly. When she searched her memory, it seemed like just yesterday she was still holding hands with her grandfather Aiden, learning to ride horses, feed the pigs and take care of the farm dogs. And now here she was, just a few semesters away from becoming a veterinarian, as she had been dreaming of for as long as she could remember. A dream that had f

Bursting with happiness, with her newest baby in her arms, Charlie skipped along beside Morgan at the fair, when the stalls were already closing and some lights had even been turned off. “ You will be so happy! " Charlie promised Matilda, running kisses down her pink belly, making her shake her tail to make it hit her cheek " You'll have a warm place to sleep, lots of food and a little temperamental little brother... “ she joked “But don't worry. I'll introduce you to him the right way, little by little, and hopefully it'll be okay. From now on, we will all be a family. " For sure. Morgan nodded, also reaching out to pet Matilda. “And it's all thanks to you, Morgan. “ she smiled at her husband, feeling all the love she had for him swell in her chest, as if she wanted to explode her from the inside out “I appreciate it so much, Morgan... In fact... “ snuggling Matilda into her lap, Charlie hesitated for a moment, before admitting, very carefully, “I didn't see this coming. And not ju

“ But the worst thing about all this... “ he spoke again, after a moment of silence, although his voice was nothing more than a whisper “ Is that, when he was finally buried and I found myself alone... I realized that what I wanted so much would never happen. He was no longer there for us to connect again and all that was good in him were the uncertain memories of a distant childhood. I waited for so long in silence, not taking the step to approach him just because I thought I had to achieve something unreachable first... And suddenly none of that mattered anymore. He left without us being able to build a real father-son relationship. And I had spent my entire life building a career and a name that I didn't even really care for. “That's why I always say you brought joy back into my life, Charlie. “ he caressed her face, at the same time tucking an unruly lock of her hair behind her ear “ Between the time my father died and the day we met, there were six long years where I just was exi