stubborn love [c.l]

7.

Camila leaned her forehead against the tiles of the shower, while drops of cold water ran down her back.
God, that feeling was so pleasant.
She stood motionless, when she left Lauren's house, she had jumped in the car and had driven like a crazy in the streets of Miami.

After a few minutes she turned off the water, taking the bottle of soap nearby, she poured a lot 'of blue gel on her palm and put it back in its place. She began to rub her arms, before going down to her chest, she closed her eyes, her mind was on the sensual and at the same time desperate kiss, that she had with Lauren.

Without being able to stop, she imagined another pair of hands that caressed her, she let out a small moan of pleasure. Immediately opening her eyes, removing the hands from her body.

"This is madness ... madness." She told herself, as she settled the towel around her body, ready to head to her room.

She couldn't get her mind off of the skimpy outfits that Lauren had thrown on the chair.

And Lauren's soft lips.

"God please help me!" She exclaimed.

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The library was wrapped in the silence of the early afternoon, giving students the right concentration to study. Lauren sat in a corner with Alex, who was reading the notes he had taken that morning in class.

That day Lauren was quite silent, from the exact moment she set foot in the library, she had not said a word, something really strange considering that the problem was usually shut her up.

"I can't!" Lauren exclaimed upset, slamming forcefully the pencil on notebook.

"What's the problem?" He asked.

"I don't understand anything." She said crossing her arms under her breasts.

Alex smiled softly, bending down to look at her paper "There are just some mistakes." He pointed out.

"But I can't do this." The girl complained a bit 'too loudly, attracting the attention of other students, which made her blush beyond measure.

Alex picked up the pencil that the girl had dropped "Just invert this and move that." he murmured scribbling on the paper "Do it now."

Lauren slipped off the pencil from his hands, a little annoyed, then took a deep breath and tried again to solve the problem. Alex settled back in his chair and began to look at her in silence, wondering what was going through her head, there was something in her eyes that left him baffled, the light that characterized the two green wells, seemed blurred by something, something that made her terribly restless.

"May I?" He asks with a smile when he saw her stop writing.

The black-haired girl nodded, he began to write something.

"Again?" Lauren complained.

Alex smiled "You know you need to do it."

"So ... how was your lesson with Camila yesterday?" he continued.

Lauren looked up from the paper "What? Who?"

"The Spanish thing."

"Ah ... good ... good." Lauren said a bit 'vague.

"You sure? I know it can be hard to be alone in a room with her." He explained.

"Well ..." She began breaking the silence "They went well initially, but at the end I was a little bit confused." She confessed.

"You didn't understand anything of what she told you?"

Lauren frowned at the question, wondering if Alex was teasing her or not. When she met his eyes, she realized that the boy had not understood what she was referring to.