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February 24 - March 21, 2023
“Some people think happiness is only attainable once they achieve something, like a promotion, a better job, a house, kids… but no. Happiness doesn’t happen because of achievements. Happiness is built and lived every single day of our lives when we are with the ones we love and cherish. So don’t be afraid to love, my dear friends. And do not be afraid to be happy.”
Her question either. So, are you gonna propose to her, then? Wake up, Alex. She was just joking. But damn. What if she really does want to marry me? She’s turning eighteen in less than two months, after all. A smile escapes as I think about an alternative reply to her question. What if I do? Do you think she will say yes? Fuck. I should feel disgusted at the thought of it, and yet I feel the contrary.
My heart can’t hold it in any longer, and I suddenly blurt out, “I love you.” Then I briefly close my eyes, holding back the tears. “And not in the way I should…” I sniffle, looking down, ashamed to have said it. “Oh, Petra.” He lays my head on his shoulder, before sighing in return. “Don’t say that.” And he starts kissing my hair, trying to comfort me, but I’m still crying. He stares back into my eyes and dries the tears with his thumb. “Don’t say that,” he repeats, his voice soft. “You’re just confused.” “I know I shouldn’t…” I sniffle. “You are my godfather, my dad’s best friend, and more
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He pulls out his cock, touches himself briefly, and with a snarling sound I’ve never heard before, he releases his warm orgasm on my back. I want to tell him to rub it in and let it dry, but there’s no need—Alex does just that.
“We are not here for a debate, Miss. But since you feel inspired, I want a dissertation on the subject on my desk next week. All sources cited and credited.” I wince. “Next time be attentive in class, so you can avoid extra work.”
Mercifully, we hear the bell ring, and the class is finally over.
There are no bells in college………………………….Furthermore, professors do not give out extra work as punishment for not paying attention. They get paid regardless of whether or not a student is engaged. More work for the student would mean more work for the professor or their TA. The author should do more research next time. And get a goddamn editor!
“It feels surreal!” I stand up again, roaming around. “You are gone for ten years! Ten good years, for God’s sake!” I protest before exhaling all my mixed emotions. “And what about that lifestyle of yours, huh? Does she already know about it?”
I shake my head more in astonishment than anything else. I’d never have done it for any woman in the world, not even Tess. After a brief moment of silence, still assessing his request, I proceed. “You know if you break her heart, I’ll have to hurt you, Alexander. And our friendship, our businesses, everything we’ve built together will end, right?”
“And you can’t be that naive, right? You’ve already done some stuff, no?” “Like what?” “I don’t know…” Emma pauses, thinking something through. “Have you ever touched a dick? With your hands or mouth?” “No…” I mumble, looking down. “Oh gosh. Not even that? Okay…” She then ponders a bit further. “You’ve at least seen one, right?” I shake my head. “Wow. Well, let’s get back to the basics. Have you ever tried to cum on your own with your fingers?” Oh yes, I’ve been thinking about him so many times. I nod at her. “But just outside.”
This is one of the top reasons this shit is so incredibly wrong. I hate how the author is playing up the main character’s innocence and child-like demeanor. It’s obvious she’s trying to be as scandalous as possible. Just how many publishing houses and editors rejected her before she decided to just self publish?
I release a sigh, my frown deepening. This guy will never change. I know Paulo’s wife, Anabela. After all, I personally attended their wedding. I even saw them looking into each other’s eyes, taking marriage vows, for fuck’s sake. And yet here he is, looking for a one-night stand. I shake my head again. I’m definitely not interested in witnessing any of this. “Well, I’m gonna get some rest,” I snap, standing up.
For a man who was having sexual fantasies about his best friends underage daughter, he sure is judgy.
“You don’t know him,” she snaps instantly.
The main character is written so defensive here but she doesn’t know this man any more than her best friend does. He has been out of her life for ten years up until this point. Seriously, what is this “relationship “ even based on besides physical attraction? To say they are in love because of the bond they shared when the main character was a small child is just sick and creepy.🤢
“Wow.” I take a deep breath and exhale. “So, wait, Roy’s okay with you guys being together? I can’t believe this! Your father? Roy Van Gatt? The man who’s firmly against boys and sees them as a useless distraction? He’s okay with you being with a forty-year-old heartbreaker?”
This entire thing is making me tired….and I don’t know if white hot anger that faded into reluctant acceptance constitutes as her father being “okay” with his best friend wanting to bone is only daughter who is a solid 23 years his junior.
“It says: ‘Both parties have the right to move forward with legal procedures if there is a voluntary breach of confidentiality intended to damage or to harm the reputation, dignity, and the good name of the other.’ Petra, this is also in your own interest.
“It’s alright, I’m on the pill…” “Are you sure?” Oh gosh, what should I say? “Yes, don’t worry.” I wet my lips and whisper in his ear, “I want to feel you, and only you, inside.”
I’m sorry, but in the very beginning of this book, didn’t this man say he always used condoms because he didn’t trust women when it came to birth control? So…this author wrote a scene where this character is totally willing to risk impregnating a teenage girl he helped raise for seven years????? Um….what?
“I appreciate the offer, Sophie, but I’m here with Petra, for her birthday, you know.” Finally, Sophie looks over slightly. Yes, I’m here! “Oh, your goddaughter, isn’t it?” We nod. Her attention goes to me as she says, “I do remember you coming here when you were as big as this.” She holds out a flat hand by her hips. “So, it’s your birthday?” I nod again. “Congratulations! How old are you now?” “Eighteen,” I reply, nerves flowing through my veins. “Oh, wow. Such a baby. My son is just two years older. Your godfather is the sweetest to bring you here, isn’t he?” “He’s great, yeah…” I mutter,
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“So for the rest of the world, society in general, you have no intentions of introducing me as your girlfriend?” I hear nothing but an exasperated breath from his side. “Petra, there is no need to feed gossip…”
See…..this right here is the dose of reality she should have gotten BEFORE they did anything with each other.
“So our relationship will always be kept secret?” “Let’s just say for people who don’t matter, they don’t need to know anything for now. They won’t see it the right way…”
What he means is, everyone will think he took advantage of her and that the age difference and power dynamic is too vast and unbalanced to be appropriate or acceptable.
“Well, they would find it…” He pauses, searching for the best word. “Inappropriate,” he manages to say before a gush of air rolls from his lips. “Not everyone is pure and loving like you. Most people would love to expose us, paint a different reality for the sake of making a few bucks.”
I have the terrible feeling I know nothing about the most basic principles of economics. I’ve spent the entire semester studying them, yet now my mind feels like a total blank.
Are we really going to perpetuate the belief that when a girl gets a boyfriend, she is automatically rendered stupid and dickmatized?

