❝how would you feel if i told you i loved you? it's just something that i wanna do❞
When Violetta's parents' business starts to go down the drain, she's the only one that can help it. So she made a deal with the devil, and his father. She's thrown i...
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"I FUCKED UP."
"You know what–scratch that. I fucked her."
Pleasantries, when it came to Dr Dufre and I, were overrated. Besides, nothing struck his attention like a good opening. And hell did I strike his attention. He pulled away from his sandwich reluctantly.
"Why do I even bring lunch?" He wonders softly before motioning towards the chairs.
"Please explain, but I beg of you, be less crude," Dr Dufre said and I nod.
Well, I would certainly try.
"Does this have something to do with the dress again?" He asks.
"Worse!"
"Worse than the godforsaken shirt?" He says incredulously.
"Federico."
This was more of a bridge to the real crux of the story. The main point was the fact that I slept with her. My overall attractiveness seems to have made her bend all of her morals.
The moment I woke up naked I regretted everything. I had taken her innocence and ruined it, snuffed out the light. It could not get worse than me. I the enigmatic but dangerous bad boy in all of the cliche high school stories. I was the playboy who rode a motorcycle that he seemed to fix himself even though he could have bought himself a thousand mechanics.
I was every parent's nightmare. And yet, hers thought it would a good idea to marry her off to me as if we were in the eighteenth century.
I had never resented sleeping with a woman before. I loved the feeling and they always welcomed me into the safe confines of their bedroom. And yes, Violetta had not backed away. Even when I asked her; giving her one last chance to not make the biggest mistake of her life.
"Do you regret the feeling?" Of course, Dr Dufre was very specific with his words.
Sometimes I played with the idea of lying to him. But then I would remember that he knew every inch of my brain as if he had taken an expedition inside of it. Maybe he had?
