Talia was good at her job. She was smart, she was strong, confident and not one to mess up a good living with silly emotions. She knew what men wanted and she made a very, very good living keeping it all under control. All was just fine.
Trouble is, just fine can fall apart so quickly when one suddenly discovers they have fallen in love with a client...
Written by Rebecca Milton
Published by AmorBooks
Sometimes when he leaves, it is almost better than when he is here, in the flesh. That sounds strange, but it is true.
When he leaves, I have room to pretend and fantasize. When he leaves, I smell him in the pillow and the sheets. I feel his hands on my skin still. I feel him, inside me, pulsing in the depth of me.
He is careless, sometimes, if I am honest, thoughtless. He leaves the seat up on the toilet, but, even that, sometimes, is better. When he is gone, I pretend that he is mine. I can have an argument with him about putting the seat down, not thinking of anyone but himself. Then, in my mind, he apologizes to me, tells me that he thinks of me all the time, promises to put the seat down. I laugh, because I know he won’t but, for that moment, I believe him.
