Novelas y relatos de Geto

The car pulled up to the basement to the hotel. Dash stopped the car, opened the car door, and slapped Daisy’s face a few times “wake up, wake up,” he said. Daisy didn’t respond. Dash got out of the car and picked Daisy up. Her body was limp as a noodle, her head lolled back and her hair bun had come undone and was hanging loose.

But the thing that surprised me the most wasn’t the blush on the bad boy’s face. It was the relaxed look on his face… “That may be the truth.” He tried to act nonchalant but his bright red cheeks were a dead giveaway. “You’re blushing, Romeo!” I giggled. “You’re not Juliet and we’re not dying for love or anything! So for the love of your gummy bears, stop calling me Romeo!” he huffed. “Your burgers are here kids!” Papa Joe exclaimed as he brought our burgers. “Enjoy!” he said as he went back to wherever he goes behind the door behind the counter.

Alessandro smiles at me, lifts his head from my legs, and presses a light kiss to my stomach before getting up and putting on some black checkered pajama bottoms but still shirtless and his tattooed chest is exposed, so fucking hot. "Let's go get you some breakfast" He said and I slipped my panties and shorts back on, he stretched his hand out for mine, and as I started to walk, I stumbled a little, which obviously made him grin. "Zio zio!" Enzo yells, clinging onto Alessandro's legs as we enter the kitchen; Alessandro lifts him up and carries him with just one arm. (Italian Translation. Uncle)

She was younger and livelier than I, all smiles in the nine-photo collage of the Aegean coastline. [Thanks to the boss for this amazing employee perk! With a view this gorgeous, how could I not be completely loyal to Mr. Roth?!] At first glance, the pictures seemed ordinary until I noticed a half-visible arm in the corner of one shot with a wedding band on the ring finger. It was the wedding band I had given him. It was obvious who went to the Aegean with her. In that moment, it felt like lightning had struck me. I stayed home, sobbing until my eyes burned.