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Into the Darkness

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Hi Lex,

She’s alive and well. In case you have the wrong number it’s 1-212-555-6060. She might be busy tonight though.

Eric?

I never had her number. She had refused to give it to me and I hated smiley faces or emojis whatever the hell they were. It was six o’clock now. I was going crazy playing this waiting game. I needed to tell her that last night with Samantha was not what it looked like, so I decided to text her.

Good evening, Charlotte,

I want a chance to explain to you what happened last night. Please, it’s not what you think. Just let me explain.

Lex

I waited, my anxiety growing as the clock ticked by. What the fuck was she doing that she couldn’t respond straight away? My mind wandered. Don’t go there. I was ready to punch the wall by the time my phone buzzed.

Explain

She was brief and I didn’t blame her. She needed to know the truth.

I haven’t seen Samantha in 6 years, not since I left her. Adriana told me she is going through a nasty divorce and her ex is fighting for custody. She was drunk last night and wanted entry into the club but I refused and so she made a scene.

I sent the text, hoping she would hear me out.

How do I know you aren’t lying, Lex?

I wanted her to trust me. I knew where she was and I needed to play cool. The last thing I wanted was her to be upset with me and run to him.

Because I wouldn’t do that to you. I’m sorry she was there, I had no idea.

Not knowing what else to say, I hoped she would respond.

Check in the mirror. Your nose may be growing bigger.

I laughed at her text knowing all too well it wasn’t my nose she should be worried about. She loved that fucking movie Pinnochio. I remembered how she made me watch it the first time. I only did it because it meant I could spend time with her. The blow job afterwards was just an added bonus.

My nose looks fine to me, can’t say that about other parts though.

She took a while to respond and I was hoping I hadn’t pushed her. I heard the cell buzz.

I didn’t know you and the mirror had a thing for each other. Get a room!

This was the Charlotte I remember, feisty and witty, with a comeback for everything.

I tried but turns out it prefers it in a dark kitchen, against the cold fridge.

I didn’t know what she remembered of last night since she drank so much. I felt myself harden again. I definitely had to go for round two shortly. Twenty minutes passed before my cell buzzed again.

Ha! Funny! I could have sworn it was an elevator.

Well, fuck me, she remembered. I had told her once about a reoccurring fantasy that she was wearing fuck-me boots, a short pleated skirt and nothing underneath as we rode an elevator. Everyone would exit and I would push the stop button, fucking her into oblivion. There were no high-rise buildings in Carmel so unfortunately it could not be fulfilled. I responded to her, praying that in the city that never sleeps, with thousands of elevators all around us, maybe my fantasy would come true.

It still is, baby.


The next morning, I sent her a text hoping she would meet up with me for coffee. My flight back to London wasn’t until five.

Are you free today for a coffee? I promise I’ll be on my best behavior.



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