AndNich123
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 22, 2014
As he spoke, she listened, nodding. Everything he was saying not only sounded good but it was also correct. He knew she wouldn’t be coming back there. Friend or no friend living there. She was also certain Gabby would throw them all under the bus anyway. It was okay that he would be keeping a loose eye out for her. She had no plans to make a run for it right now anyway. Chloe simply wanted to enjoy being free and get something to eat. Cooking was something she did so so with, and she actually liked to do it. She shifted forward slightly, almost ready to stand when he mentioned how long they would be keeping her. Chloe stopped cold in her tracks and slowly drifted back. Her eyes were forward as she still clenched the wet cloth. ‘A week….at most? I have to stay here….a week….and be their….fucktoy? I can’t….do it. I can’t.’ She lowered her head, a sense of defeat settling with her. ‘Knowing they’ll do….whatever they want….when they want….to me….for a week….is too much.’ Lifting her head, she felt her energy, her excitement about having more freedom, drain from her body. “I….I,” she began as she stood, “think….I just want some water. I’m not hungry, and….I’m tired. I think I’ll go rest….after I have a drink.” She nodded, not looking at James, and moved to head into the kitchen. Her gaze was empty and straight forward. She kept thinking over and over, ‘a week.’
Sophie dropped the towel once she was safely inside, behind closed doors. Her robe was in the bathroom, and she quickly slipped it on. Tying it at her waist, she headed towards the kitchen. ‘Something simple tonight. It looks like it’s going to be just me again.’ She began to take out what she needed, a huge smile across her face. ‘Why not? It is just me after all.’ Sophie had a love for salad. She blamed Chloe for it. The girls all loved getting together and enjoying a cold salad. ‘Why not pizza with this? Come on Chloe. Tell me you’ve got some frozen pizza in here.’ She rummaged through the freezer yelling out, “Yes,” when she found one. “Hamburger. My fav.” Setting the oven, she began to make her salad. Sophie pressed a button on the radio, filling the kitchen with the sound of music. She danced around the kitchen singing along with the song. Sophie wasn’t one for dancing at the clubs they often went to. She was subconscious about what others would think. From her dancing to her body to her clothes, she worried about it all. So she tended to remain a wall flower, sitting at the table, and sipping her drink. Here, in the privacy of the kitchen, she let her hair down. In all honesty, she knew how to move. Her hips swayed with the music as her voice matched the talent of the man singing the song. ‘Stay out all night Chloe,’ she mused. ‘I’m having fun.’
Sophie dropped the towel once she was safely inside, behind closed doors. Her robe was in the bathroom, and she quickly slipped it on. Tying it at her waist, she headed towards the kitchen. ‘Something simple tonight. It looks like it’s going to be just me again.’ She began to take out what she needed, a huge smile across her face. ‘Why not? It is just me after all.’ Sophie had a love for salad. She blamed Chloe for it. The girls all loved getting together and enjoying a cold salad. ‘Why not pizza with this? Come on Chloe. Tell me you’ve got some frozen pizza in here.’ She rummaged through the freezer yelling out, “Yes,” when she found one. “Hamburger. My fav.” Setting the oven, she began to make her salad. Sophie pressed a button on the radio, filling the kitchen with the sound of music. She danced around the kitchen singing along with the song. Sophie wasn’t one for dancing at the clubs they often went to. She was subconscious about what others would think. From her dancing to her body to her clothes, she worried about it all. So she tended to remain a wall flower, sitting at the table, and sipping her drink. Here, in the privacy of the kitchen, she let her hair down. In all honesty, she knew how to move. Her hips swayed with the music as her voice matched the talent of the man singing the song. ‘Stay out all night Chloe,’ she mused. ‘I’m having fun.’