I wake up far away from Victor. His bed is so big. I squirm my way toward him. When I'm near, he puts me on top of him in a strange maneuver. He wraps me in his arms and kisses my forehead.
-Greetings, my Goddess.
-Good morning!
-What do you want to do today?
-I don't really know.
-Well, I thought we could stay in bed, eat breakfast and then I have to go pick up some things, so you will stay with Tyler.
-Pick up things?
-It's Christmas in two weeks.
-And I can't come?
-No.
-Why?
-I don't want you to see your gift.
-You are not going to buy me Christmas presents, are you?
-Of course, I am. I thought about getting you a necklace, but it's really cliché...
-But you've only known me for a couple of weeks...
-For me, for us, Tyler and me, it feels like years. It may sound cliché, once again, but I think you've changed my world.
-Change your world?
-The way, I see the world, you've got such an interesting way of seeing it.
I look down at his shoulders.
-Now, I want to change the way you see yourself.
-Good luck.
-It hasn't changed at all?
He takes my hand and slide our fingers together. I take a peek at his chest, not knowing what to say.
He squeezes one of my breasts to get my attention back. I whisper in his ear:
-A little bit. However, I don't feel like a goddess...
I can't even finish my sentence, it happens often these days. He flips me over.
-Wait! I didn't even finish my sentence. I was going to say...
-What?
-I was going to say, I don't feel like a goddess, yet.
-I understand, what are your arguments?
-My arguments?
-With a thesis like that, you must have convincing arguments.
-Well, I...
-You'll have to state them while I'm fighting with your tongue.
-Fighting?
He proceeds to french kiss me. When he stops, I say:
-You have a convincing argument here, sir.
-Don't I?
-But it's not fair, I couldn't state my arguments correctly.
-Fair enough, I'll give you time to think about it. We've spent so much time in bed, I lost my perception of time. I have to go pick up some things. I don't have time to take a breakfast.
-At least, bring something for the road.
-I will.
He gets up and puts a teeshirt on. He kisses my forehead and leaves the room. I sigh and hold the pillow he slept on. It's creepy, but I don't care.

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RomanceThree people. Each with a different past. A girl who doesn't drink, two old friends. The end of a party in a cabin, two hours away from the city. What could go wrong? What could be good? Will she have to make a choice? In a world that becomes more...