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Rachel

What's the best way to forgo everyone and everything that hurts you? For me, it is to get drunk.

I don’t normally like to drink alcohol because it makes me lose my mind, and I don’t like the fact that something has this kinda effect. If anything I like the most is being sober. So I don’t make any rash decisions that I might regret in the future.

But today it's different. For just one day, I want to be free, not caring about anything else in life. I don’t know what the morning brings for me, but I want to enjoy being out of control for once.

“What do you think you’re doing here?” I sensed a hand on my shoulder as the glass was taken away from my hand.

I groaned loudly, trying to grab the glass back, “Give it back, you’re no one but my boss, why do you care?”

He stood right in front of me, shooting deadly glares at me, as he placed both his arms around my waist, lifting me from the stool that I was sitting on.

I slapped his face trying to free myself from his grasp but he didn’t even flinch a bit and carried me out of the bar and into his car.

“Fight all you want, but you’re allowed to drink more.”

“Let me go, or I’ll shout,” I said, trying to open the door, but it was locked.

“Sit quietly, I’m taking you home.” he replied, as he buckled my seatbelt.

Our gaze met as his finger touched the bare skin of my hip, “Why?”

“Because you’re my employee,” he said, separating himself from me.

“I’m resigning,” I turned my gaze away from him, turning my head to the window.

“You’re not allowed to.”

“I’m not allowed to resign and you’re allowed to cheat on me,” Shit what did I say? The alcohol is making me lose my mind.

He parked the car on the side of the road, turning his head to me. “We’re not in a relationship.”

“But we do have something.”

“We do, but that doesn’t mean we’re committed to each other.”

“Yeah, we are just fuck buddies,” I said, removing my seatbelt.

“Don’t…,” Jayce said, holding my wrist. “You ever say that word; you don’t know how precious you’re to me.”

“How precious,” I replied, filling every mere inch in between our bodies, staring right into his eyes.

“Rachel..,” He said, letting go of my wrist, moving away from me.

I took the car key and threw it somewhere in the backseat.

“What do you think you did to throw the key?”  His voice seemed calm but the annoyance in his face said otherwise.

“You can’t leave until you answer.”

“Rachel,”