Lilly
“I
’ll say it again,
baby- it’s a real shame you don’t want to pursue this professionally.” Richard shook his head as he mumbled almost to himself, and I frowned deeply to sink into his swivel chair. Looming over me, he braced on the desk to trap me, but I was in no hurry to stand up. Instead, I just enjoyed how upset he was that I was going to waste my pianist’s skills. “It’s amazing that you came up with that on the spot. It’d take a lifetime for most other people, you know.”
“I appreciate it, Richard. You know why I can’t, though. So, what do you think? I kinda don’t like it, honestly…” My confession only made Richard huff, and he put a palm heavily on my head to stroke my hair. A blush filled my cheeks, but I didn’t deny him; it felt too good, pushing away the anxiety that so
