Chapter 9
656 Words
After my first session with Josh, I couldn’t think of him as my boyfriend, he was my dominant at the most. Maybe it wasn’t so bad showing up late everyday, but I knew Amanda would get suspicious.
As I walked down the hallway, my muscles ached and I felt sore. He was definitely the biggest I’ve ever had. A solid at least 9 inch of heaven inside me. Once I went into the cafeteria, I found Amanda and sat down.
“So, what happened with James and what did he do to you?”
I couldn’t help but laugh.
“What?”
“I broke up with him this morning, that’s what we did.”
“No!” Amanda said in shock. “Really?!”
I nodded, smirking.
“Why?”
“He’s a lying asshole.”
“All guys lie.”
“To a certain degree but he was a pathological liar. He knew what to say to me everyday and I just couldn’t handle it anymore.”
“What did he lie about?”
“How he got into college, about his brother, some traits of character and even about why he took on a job as a waiter and I’m sure there are other things I don’t know about.”
“You’ll find better than him. He clearly didn’t deserve you, Abbie.”
“I won’t be losing sleep over that d**k, don’t worry.”
“I can see that. How about we go to the club again tonight??”
“It’s Monday,” I rolled my eyes.
“Abbie. We live in Los Angeles.”
I shook my head. “I just want to take a shower and go to sleep early tonight. I’m quite tired.”
“I noticed you have a little trouble walking,” Amanda observed.
I had to fight back from blushing that wanted to creep under my skin and the smirk that wanted to form on my face. “I think I hurt my ankle or something, I don’t know. Nothing serious.”
“If you say so,” Amanda shrugged. “You’re the one who dated a doctor.”
I laughed and told her in a serious tone, “Don’t talk about him. It kind of irritates me. He doesn’t deserve to be a doctor.”
“Oh, just because he’s a professional liar doesn’t mean he isn’t good at what he does,” a small disapproving frown appeared on her face.
“I’m not saying that because he lies,” I replied.
“Why then?”
“Long story short, his parents paid for him to get into medical school.”
“What?! No way!”
“I heard it from him, not from anyone else,” I also added.
“He sure is a sneaky little bastard.”
“Yeah, tell me about it.”
“You need to hook up with someone fast.”
“Nah, I’m good for now.” I might not have meant to smirk but it looked like Amanda noticed.
“What are you hiding from me, Abbie?”
“Nothing.”
“Oh, you so are! Tell me.”
I could simply tell her I hooked up like a good submissive with James’s brother who just happened to be her teacher? There was no way I could tell her. At least not while he was still teaching them.
“I’ll tell you about him soon.”
“When?”
“A few weeks.”
“Okay, okay. I’ll wait.”
“Good.
“But I get all the juicy details.”
“Deal.”
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