Chapter 2 Your anal orifice

time he lets me go, but before I do, I hear him say that it's not over yet, but I don't turn around to say anything. I just leave without looking in his direction and go up the three flights of stairs. As soon as I get in, I close the door and lean against it, closing my eyes. Why the hell didn't you accept to go out with him, woman? I shake my head, agreeing with my thoughts, and go to the bedroom. I take off my clothes, leaving only my underwear on, and put on the shirt of some ex who stayed here. I brush my teeth, tie my hair up, and snuggle into the sheets, still wondering the same thing.

Why the hell didn't I accept that invitation? Lucca is hot, attentive, has a nice conversational style, and isn't immature like these young guys. I think his thirty-five years of experience helps. He's a great father, and from what Hayley has told me, he's a guy who values ​​his family, which really attracts me. But while he has all the good sides, he also tends towards the bad. Lucca Ricci is like an Italian tractor that will run over me and crush me easily if I let it, and really? I don't know if I'm ready for this whole hurricane. Chapter 03 - I still find this story surreal. - Dafne murmurs, still in shock, just as I agree. We are sitting on a couch on the deck of Hayley's house. The subject made me delay my plans to kill her, but I haven't forgotten yet. - Don't even tell me. - She says and takes a sip of wine. - This is very surreal. Until yesterday I thought I didn't have any relatives, by blood ties I mean because family already has too many people. She dramatizes but smiles. I know how deep down she always wanted this, a full house, people who love her. I'm extremely happy for her. - And this new news? I'm eating myself up with curiosity. - There are two of us, Dafne, the woman won't tell us anything. - I affirm, seeing Hayley smile mischievously. - They'll know soon, all that's left is for Ben to arrive. Soon I hear a shout in a voice very familiar to me. - Family. ●●● - I'm going to cry. - I say, receiving support from Dafne, who is tougher but I know she's emotional. My friend is getting married, I'll be a bridesmaid and Jacey is crying over Hayley's declaration. This is too much for my poor heart. Amidst the congratulations, I hug the couple, leaving a message for the groom who at the moment I forgot is also my boss, who cares, leaving an insinuation that I know how to hide a body doesn't hurt. I catch a glimpse of Lucca next to Hayley and the moment her gaze met mine, a smile blossomed on her lips. I take a deep breath and head inside the house, I need a second. I sit on the couch, throwing my head back and soon a little hand takes mine. - Are you sad, auntie? - She exclaims, looking at me curiously and smiling, pulling him onto my lap. - I'm very, very happy, and you, kitty? - Ben's mania that I've picked up. - I'm very happy. - She says, opening her hands to show how happy she is, making me laugh. - Sam. - I hear the cry of a not very delicate little voice and soon I see the owner smiling when she finds him. - Aurora, I'm so happy. - He repeats smiling but I see the girl's blue gaze waver, those eyes, just like her father's. Stop thinking about it crazy. - What is it Aurora? - He gets off my lap and takes her little hand. - Nothing. - Is everything okay, dear? - I ask, getting close to them and she looks up sadly. - Will I have a mommy one day like Sam has a daddy? - She says hopefully and I swallow hard. I'm definitely not the best person for this situation, but I need to comfort this little one. - Come here, little one. - I call her and she smiles out of nowhere, making me frown. - Daddy calls me that. - She says as she approaches, standing in front of me and I take her hands, caressing them. - You know, Aunt Olivia doesn't have a mommy either. - I take a deep breath to be able to continue. - I grew up without one and even so I'm very happy with my daddy, just like you are. - I love daddy. - He smiled. - And he loves you too, you don't need to be sad about not having a mommy if you have a daddy who loves you, okay. - That's it Aurora, don't be sad. - Sam tries to help. - Now. - I pull both of their waists throwing them on top of me and tickling them listening to their laughter. - Pa... for auntie. - He asks breathlessly and I stop following them laughing. - How about some candy? - I ask and they get up excitedly running outside, but before I get a tight hug from the little girl who leaves without saying anything making me smile. - Thank you. - I hear his voice and jump with my hand on my heart. - Christ, men don't scare me like that. He smiles and walks until he sits next to me leaving the trail of his woody scent in the air. - I didn't mean to, sorry and thank you... you know, for the words. - You're welcome. - I whisper scared. - Have you been listening for a long time? He nods letting me breathe a sigh of relief. I don't like talking about this part of my life. - The invitation is still valid. - She says and I roll my eyes. - Oh Lucca. - I get up and run away. I literally run away like a frightened animal arriving at the outside area to hear Dafne's speech. - Oh my God, do you really flirt with everyone? - She asks, looking at Ben who only knows how to laugh. - If there's a skirt, he'll hit on it. - I say, sitting next to her and Hayley, opposite the men who are drinking beer and playing with the children in the other corner. Jacey and Marco talk while David and Lucca, who has already returned, play with their children, but soon the four of them are involved in the same thing. - Hey, I'm not like that, Olivia. - She shouts for attention and I roll my eyes. - You... - I look at the children and don't curse. - Your anal orifice, that's a lie, Benjamin, this week alone I've been rejected three times by you, three. - I speak louder, the last one showing with my fingers. - And I love you for that. - Leaves a kiss on my cheek and stands up before I land the slap. - Violent. - She screams. - Big baby. - I retort. - Miss Stell. - Scoffs. - Scoundrel. - Hottie. - You... - The kids. - She ends the argument and still smiles. I snort and take the blonde's glass, drinking it in one go. - They look like siblings who fight all the time. - She says looking between the two of us. - Almost like that. - I disdain. - We need to schedule a girls' night. - Hayley proposes. - That's right, I need that. - Was dinner that bad? - She asks with a mischievous grimace line