His (Book 1) {Currently EDITING}

Sixty-Seven

A/N: Prepare yourselves. 'Nuff Said.

Ellie 

I walked into the front entrance of the club and was greeted by Josh. He seemed frantic as hell.

"Hey Josh, what's up?" I asked 

"Ellie, thank God! Finally, someone to talk to. You're a girl right?" He asked starting to walk with me 

"Uh...yeah. You could say that." I laughed 

"Good, so since you are one, please help me with a girl problem." 

Okay, it had to be serious for him to be practically losing his mind.

"Trouble in paradise, Josh?" I asked, a soft smirk on my lips. 

"Some what, only my paradise is still intact. " 

"Enlighten me." 

"Me and Priah aren't working out and I've tried letting her down gently, but of course like in true girl fashion, she won't accept it." 

"Did you maybe think that she has feelings too?" I asked

"Look, I know I seem like an asshole, and that I was one to you for awhile, but hey, that's just who I am. I have a hard time trusting people, and relationships are not my thing." 

"I get it, you have that alpha male persona, obviously. Now, back to Priah, what's going on with that?" 

He walked me to the bar and poured himself a drink. 

"She wants to be more than we are." 

"What kind of relationship do you guys have anyway? Master-slave, or Dom-submissive?" 

"The first one." He said roughly 

I guess that drink was pretty strong. 

"So basically she's not following the contract I presume?" 

"Exactly! When she met me, I told her what was up." 

"Josh, you have to see it from her point of view. Women catch emotions through intimacy as well as sex. You men are pure logic, just lost in the motions and in the act itself, while we like the emotional aspect of it. How long until her contract is up?" 

"Alright Miss Psychologist, and one week." 

"Then after that week don't renew it, problem solved. But in the future, maybe you should rethink your 'slaves', especially if you know how they'll react. Not all women can't catch emotions for others, and they should be respected. You can't just treat them like simple objects, they have feelings!"