I Met You

efore letting his tensed shoulders relax; he did not say anything, so I watched the video to get what I needed; one way or another, this guy was getting what I needed; I am not paying a dime to that apartment complex, Jose. Bending down to get a piece of the video repeated, Leo begins to speak, "Well, I would feel more confident if I could tell you in a more private way; I would usually converse with you in a more professional manner, but you are definitely not what I would expect in a woman." He spoke in a low tone, his voice was low and seductive, and my sanity was slowly slipping away. Why does this guy need to enter my naughty side of imagination? Getting up, I almost slip, but he catches my hand and pulls me up, we slam on each other, a small groan leaves me, with my hands open on his chest, I say bashfully, "sorry, I swear that was not intentional," he helps me get my balance while saying, "it is alright, but I trusted you with this, I just want you to trust why I needed this, but I can not if we can not be alone, yes it is that important," I nod slightly. I am still very ashamed of losing my wired foot, but I never feel ashamed. I mean, if I was ashamed of half of my, oh please do not open that door, Nitchelle, and save yourself from the shameful things you have done. I closed my eyes and tried to think of anything to elicit the small memories that were attempting to surface from my deepest consciousness. "Okay fine, let us go, but only if you pay for my stuff; I can not go home without these," I walk to the cart when he asks, "Is there anything else or is this it? Because I can get you everything you really need on a budget." I smiled sinisterly as I pulled the cart to different locations on Walmart, "Okay, looks like I missed a lot of stuff." After an hour of shopping, we arrive at the cashier when I hear a cellphone from Leo. He picks it up and places it on his side, holding it between his ear and his shoulder blade to take out his credit card, which he hands to me when I notice it is a black card. "What the?" he said, taking a few steps away to a more quiet spot. They rang up all of my stuff, which I was afraid to do, but then my eyes nearly popped out of my head when the big digger numbers of $417.57 fell to zero the second I placed the card on the reader, putting everything back in the cart. Leo returns, and just as I was about