In the heart of the CEO
nd I felt myself suffocating. I opened my eyes, breathing deeply, and thanked internally the second my eyes adjusted to the almost completely dark room. I felt a han
ly pass for some model. I lowered my gaze and held back a sigh. Everything about him seemed sculpted to resemble the closest thing to s
a city in the interior of Spain. How much did everything just seem to turn upside down? I got out of bed and went straight to the bathroom. I turned on the light and took a few seconds to adjust. I closed the door right away, afraid I would wake him up. I turned on the tap and ran some water over my neck. I took a deep breath, not wanting to do
f his shirt and stared at my naked body in the mirror. Marks were spread all over. It was as if he wanted to mark me, and I felt his need with every kiss, every touch... Control yourself, Jessica! I held myself against the sink and to
missing were my shoes and bag, which were certainly thrown near the door. "Are you going out like a fugitive?" The question, in a tone hoarser than usual, took me completely by surprise. I couldn't tell if my heart felt like it was about to jump out of my mouth because of the fright, or even because of his voice. I turned to him
e things. I just had to get out of there. His steps were faster than my decisions, maybe he was rambling too much, as my brother used to complain. Soon I felt a light touch on my waist and looked up. Guilherme was only wearing underwear, and he seemed completely at ease in his skin. Too much for my psyche. "Don't you want to stay for coffee?" - he as
mused by the clear accent in my pronunciation. Fortunately, he didn't ask at the moment where I was from. He wouldn't have bothered to tell me. - Well, I'll be in town for two more days, and from what you said on stage and that accent gives it away, you're not from here and you're not going to stay... How about two days accompanied by good food, music, wine and of course, lots of sex
o his chest and stayed there. "Two days only, Jess," he said, and I lightly tapped his chest, but all I could do was laugh at his insistence. "I bet if I stay this close, your mind will stop thinking about the cons, and we'll only have pros." "Well, I like the terms, I can't lie." I admitted and shrugged, and felt a light kiss on my neck. "William!" "What, Jess?" he asked, a