Semua Bab Rosie's Obsession : Bab 11 - Bab 20

We headed to his car and he unlocked the door.He walked to the other side and got in, then opened my side of the car.I paused, torn between abandoning this madness and getting in.“Get in, Rosie.” Henry said, staring at me strangely.I scoffed, but decided to go with the latter.The door slammed shut.I glanced at Henry, then away.Wait a minute.I blinked fast, frowning in confusion then I looked at him again.“What are you doing?” I asked, sceptically.He stared back at me with confusion, “What do you mean?” He asked, already taking off his suit jacket.He pulled it off, along with his tie then moved to—I ripped my eyes away so fast I was sure I heard a crack.“Seriously, what are you doing, Henry?” I screeched.“What do you mean, Rosie? I'm just taking off my clothes.”“I'm in the freaking car…” I said, voice unhinged. “Why are you taking your clothes off while I'm in the car?”“What kind of a question is that? This suit is causing me so much heat and your freaking school doesn

“Hi…” I squeaked, waving at him.“What are you doing in my room?” He asked, walking towards me.My eyes moved over the tattoo, trailing down his delicious abs… going lower and—“Rosie?”I blinked, staring at his towering frame.“I-uh… thought I'd check in.”He smiled softly. “Check in? It's not like I'm going to die while taking a shower.”“You'd be surprised to know twenty percent of deaths happen in the bathroom.”He scoffed, shaking his head.“Now that's just silly.”With that he walked back to his wardrobe, pulling out a grey singlet and shorts.He walked into his bathroom to change instead of asking me to leave… then he walked back out looking fresh and ready to be fucked.He moved around for a bit, while I just watched.Then finally—“Let's go,” he said, walking towards the door.“Go where?” I asked.He frowned slightly. “To the sitting room, of course.”“Why?” I asked, voice laced with confusion.“What do you mean by why? Don't you want to study anymore?”“I want to, but I'm he

I stared blankly at the board, while my mind kept repeating his words.Fantasy.Disappointment and a fool.I guess I really was, but having someone say it to my face hurt a lot more.“Earth to Rosie…”I blinked as Lena's face came into focus.“I'm sorry, what's up?”She stared at me worriedly. “Are you alright?”I nodded, just as the bell rang signaling the end of class.A few of the students filtered out, while the rest of us sat down awaiting our next class.“You don't look too good, you've been zoning out a lot these days.” Lena said.“I'm fine…” I grumbled.“If 2 moles of hydrogen gas react completely with 1 mole of oxygen gas to form water, how many moles of water will be produced?”“Huh?” I blinked.She frowned softly. “You can talk to me, you know, right?”I rubbed my face, sighing heavily as exhaustion slowly began seeping in.“I guess it's my period.”She stared at me, unbelieving.“I don't know what's going on with you, but you really need to get your shit together.”“I—”“

I was a bit floored that he'd follow me to make sure I was safe… but my anger easily overrode the giddy feeling in me.“Let's go home, Rosie.” Henry said.“I'm not going with you.”I heard a car door open and close.“Are you alright, Rosie?” Andy asked, leaning on his car.“This is none of your concern, boy.” Henry said, gaze still locked on mine.“Excuse you,” Andy said, walking closer. “She's my friend—”“And she's my daughter.”He scoffed lightly, “she said she isn't.”Henry's jaw clenched tightly.“Would you like to assure your little boyfriend that you're absolutely fine.”“He's not my boyfriend.” I replied, rolling my eyes.He scoffed sharply. “Oh really?”I huffed in annoyance. “Why are you following me, Henry?”“Why? You don't just enter some random guy's car and expect me to believe you'll be safe.” “He's my friend—”“Friend? How gullible can you be, Rosie?”“Don't even start—”“Oh I will start, are you that desperate for someone to fuck you—”Slap.His head snapped to the

“I give up.” I groaned, plopping on Lena's bed.She stared at my test results with worry etched into her features.“It seems better than before, but the four main subjects are worse than bad.”I rolled my eyes cynically. “You don't say.”She stood up from the floor and came to the bed. “That reminds me, you've been missing all of Mr Gareth's class, why?”I shrugged. “Nothing.”“Nothing? Do you even hear yourself, Rosie. His subjects are a must pass.”“I know, Lena.” I groaned, sitting up.“What exactly is going on?” She asked, squinting at me suspiciously.“I don't want to talk about it.” I mumbled, tracing invisible lines on the bed.She stared at me for a moment, then sighed heavily. “You do know you can tell me anything, no matter how weird and morally grey it might sound.”I snickered, and she scowled, throwing the book on my face.“Seems like you also have some immorality going on in your life too.” I teased.She rolled her eyes, blushing slightly.“Who is it?” I pressed, leaning