Xanaphia
Evil Midweek Cutie
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2013
Was it too early to start drinking?
Each thrust rocked the question around Mercedes’ mind, while she stared over his shoulder up at the ceiling. Some distant point to focus on, instead of the way his body felt atop hers. Sweaty and heavy, she felt trapped between him, wondering if she could even physically push him off her.
He finished, and she lay there a moment longer, a dull ache pulsing between her thighs. Whore. He hadn’t said it, not this time, but it didn’t need to. She just lay there, and spread herself for him. It wouldn’t have stopped him if she resisted, she knew, but that knowledge didn’t make her feel any less dirty.
“Hey, maybe we’ll be lucky and I got you pregnant.” He laughed, and her stomach lurched. “Think about it, a little Vinnie running around.”
“Maybe,” she repeated, trying not to sound despondent. Trying, and failing.
Early or not, it didn’t matter. She needed a goddamn drink.
She skipped breakfast and headed straight for the shower, turning the hot water up so high it stung her skin. She felt a little better once she got out, comforting herself with the thought that if she were pregnant, it was just as likely William’s as Vinnie’s. Which would be a whole ‘nother can of worms that she wasn’t willing to process right now. But she got dress, and got ready to head over to the club.
“Where are you going?”
Swallowing hard, she brushed some hair back behind her ear, “Just headed to the Cage. Expecting a full house tonight.”
He made a show of checking his watch, “Kinda early, ain’t it? You meeting someone there?”
“No!” she barked out, so quick and so loud she surprised herself. Vinnie noted her denial, the terror in her tone and in her eyes. “I wouldn’t. Jesus, Vinnie, you know that.”
He smirked. A smirk that lorded his strength over her. “You wouldn’t, would you?”
“Never.” But she had. And she would, again. And so long as he didn’t know, it couldn’t hurt her.
~*~
Valentino glanced over at the flowers resting on the passenger’s seat, wishing they were more impressive. They’d seemed like a good idea at the time, but now that he was sitting in front of her place –a mansion, really– they seemed pathetic. He’d wanted to bing by a bottle of nice Italian wine, but the only stuff he could get from the bootleggers was cheap swill. Sure, it got the job done, but…
It wasn’t just the flowers though, he knew. He’d ended their evening together early, and hadn’t even managed to get the Raven or Nightingale. He spent the night frustrated, in every sense of the word, but at least he could fix things with Marilyn.
If he could get up the nerve to knock on the door.
With a deep breath, he threw open the car door, and made his way to the Stone Residence.
Each thrust rocked the question around Mercedes’ mind, while she stared over his shoulder up at the ceiling. Some distant point to focus on, instead of the way his body felt atop hers. Sweaty and heavy, she felt trapped between him, wondering if she could even physically push him off her.
He finished, and she lay there a moment longer, a dull ache pulsing between her thighs. Whore. He hadn’t said it, not this time, but it didn’t need to. She just lay there, and spread herself for him. It wouldn’t have stopped him if she resisted, she knew, but that knowledge didn’t make her feel any less dirty.
“Hey, maybe we’ll be lucky and I got you pregnant.” He laughed, and her stomach lurched. “Think about it, a little Vinnie running around.”
“Maybe,” she repeated, trying not to sound despondent. Trying, and failing.
Early or not, it didn’t matter. She needed a goddamn drink.
She skipped breakfast and headed straight for the shower, turning the hot water up so high it stung her skin. She felt a little better once she got out, comforting herself with the thought that if she were pregnant, it was just as likely William’s as Vinnie’s. Which would be a whole ‘nother can of worms that she wasn’t willing to process right now. But she got dress, and got ready to head over to the club.
“Where are you going?”
Swallowing hard, she brushed some hair back behind her ear, “Just headed to the Cage. Expecting a full house tonight.”
He made a show of checking his watch, “Kinda early, ain’t it? You meeting someone there?”
“No!” she barked out, so quick and so loud she surprised herself. Vinnie noted her denial, the terror in her tone and in her eyes. “I wouldn’t. Jesus, Vinnie, you know that.”
He smirked. A smirk that lorded his strength over her. “You wouldn’t, would you?”
“Never.” But she had. And she would, again. And so long as he didn’t know, it couldn’t hurt her.
~*~
Valentino glanced over at the flowers resting on the passenger’s seat, wishing they were more impressive. They’d seemed like a good idea at the time, but now that he was sitting in front of her place –a mansion, really– they seemed pathetic. He’d wanted to bing by a bottle of nice Italian wine, but the only stuff he could get from the bootleggers was cheap swill. Sure, it got the job done, but…
It wasn’t just the flowers though, he knew. He’d ended their evening together early, and hadn’t even managed to get the Raven or Nightingale. He spent the night frustrated, in every sense of the word, but at least he could fix things with Marilyn.
If he could get up the nerve to knock on the door.
With a deep breath, he threw open the car door, and made his way to the Stone Residence.