The Unforgettable Pleasure
the heat of another body against my side as I moved. My eyes still clenched shut, I swatted my hand in
nally quiet. My mouth was dry and my brain was foggy. Nothin
ing cancelled the alar. I rolled back over attempting to get comfortable once more in preparation for more sleep. When a small sigh came from the sleep
I don't do relationships, truth be told, I never have done. They just aren't my thing. I prefer to be free, not tied down, live with no rules or boundries bei
firm. They expected their children to have similar ambitions and desires for power, wealth and success. Of course my older sister Melody did just that, fulfilling their wishes she
't my path to follow. The only person I have on my side who understands me and what I want from life is my best friend, Evan. We've been close since meeting my first ye
od job as a planner for an events organising company, I'm still seen by them as the teen dropout who can never do anything right. By this
family now. Even the relationship I had with melody has long fallen apart. We aren't close anymore and haven't been for some
t about her is her lack of a husband. Now aged thirty-two, my parents were hoping she'd be married and about to pop out a few grand kids. However, d
my legs out of the bed. Taking note of how this was the second morning interruption that Dylan had slept through. Bloody guy could probably sleep through a hurricane. Shaking my head I grabbe
these." He grinned shov
come i
replied wandering i
ted my place like his second home. But I liked that. I've always been comfortab
late glazed next to them. My mouth instantly watered at the sight of the sweet treats. I took a sip of coffee as I sat down on t
on the sofa next to me, fixing me with a kno
here did you get
d at me lifting his co
re asking, "Wh
, Lanie... Somethin
id you m
He shrugged grabbing for another doughnut. I nearly s
bs, fake hair, fake nails... Well just nine
k it over before nodding
ng dude." I laughed as he roll
he cleared his throat and added
ection?" I asked fighting to keep a straight
nes, baby dolls and creepy ancient porcelain ones all lining the walls of her room. His horror struck face was hilarious that night. He had run
ankfully. But still not an
to poke, wondering what was so bad an hour
ng his coffee cup o
me relive
new things I can tease you about for the n
more ammo to use against me. You alread
ve accumulated plenty of embarrassing stories and memories to tor
ned as Evan let out h
ice called f
still here." Evan whispered a book
e I stood up and pulled the living room door open. Dylan was standing there, no
rame and leaning forward. "Was hoping for a little bit of a better way to wake up this morning." he said, his
erring to breakfast in
ather funny to witness. He cleared his throat. His eyes flying between me and Evan as his brain did i
yfriend. I think it's safe to say that if I were, you'd be sporting a black eye and a few missi