KASMINE.
"What do I do to keep you this happy, Kasmine?" Kester's question was on constant replay in my head as we drove home.
We had spent the whole day at the beach, and we had gone to the convenience to f**k three times, which left my legs weak and my body aching in ways that were both delicious and inconveniencing.
Now, exhaustion crept in, dragging my eyelids down.
June had made new friends, and she was totally oblivious to all that was happening between me and Kester.
She was a bit materialistic, I must say. And a show-off, too. She displayed all that in full today with her new friends, wrapping her hands around Kester like he was a prize.
And even though jealousy wasn't supposed to be part of my emotions tonight, the stupid feeling still tried to crawl its way where it wasn't
