Broken (Breaking the Rules)

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Authors: K Webster
threatens to take over my vision.
     

 

     
     
    The rest of the shower was quiet and uneventful. I was still pissed at him for standing me up, but it didn’t really matter anyway since tonight was our last night together. Might as well make the best of it . Opting for comfort, I put on some jeans and a sweater. Deciding he didn’t get pretty Andi, I tossed my hair into a wet bun and went with no makeup.
    After dressing, I noticed he had put his rumpled suit back on. “Do you have to work today?” I asked him hesitantly. His five-o’ clock shadow was really dark now since didn’t have anything to shave with in my shower. It looked rugged and sexy as hell.
    “Nah, I can take a day off. What do you want to do today?” he asked, pulling me in for an embrace.
    “Lunch sounds good since we’ve already missed breakfast.”
    Smiling, he agreed, “Okay. I will run home and change and pick you back up in thirty minutes.”
    I frowned at his words. For some reason, I felt like he might ditch me again. When he saw my face, he dropped his smile.
    “Andi, I said I’m fucking sorry. I’m going to come back. We can grab lunch and then take a walk. I promise I’ll be back,” he shot out, trying to convince me. I just nodded my response. He huffed and got ready to try and persuade me some more, but the bursting of girly voices through the front door distracted us.
    I grabbed his hand and pulled him into the living room with me so I could greet Pepper and Olive.
    “Hey, girls! Did you have fun at your parents’?” I asked Pepper.
    “Meh, it was fine. Mom was once again her scatter-brained self, and I ended up doing most of it all myself anyway. We got it done though, and the event is going on now as we speak,” she told me, glancing behind me at Jackson, clearly waiting for a formal introduction.
    “Hey, Jackson,” Olive chirped, waving to him.
    “Hey, Olive. I’m Jackson by the way,” he greeted, extending his hand to Pepper.
    She ignored it and spat, “Yeah, you’re fucking my friend for the weekend. Wear a raincoat. I don’t need her getting any diseases.” Jackson slowly lowered his hand, realizing she was just being a bitch. Turning to me, she asked, “So, Andi, how was your date? Olive said sushi was on the menu.”
    Understanding she was going to be pissed at him, I decided to skirt the issue. “Oh, it was great. You know me, sushi, yum,” I lied. Olive just smiled happily, enjoying any sort of details from my date. I sensed Jackson wincing at my words, which made Pepper narrow her eyes at him.
    “Sounds fun,” she said unenthusiastically, sniffing out my lie.
    “Fuck. I stood her up, okay? Then her little ass got wasted at Dempsey’s and I had to come rescue her. I was an ass but I’m going to make it up to her today,” he huffed out guiltily.
    Pepper glared at him. “Oh my God, Andi, I am so glad that today is Sunday. Sometimes your little games suck. I, for one, get exhausted at having to watch you play them,” she seethed and stalked to her bedroom, slamming the door behind her.
    Looking embarrassed, Olive skittered off to her room, leaving me and Jackson standing awkwardly in the living room. Things were so hot and cold with Jackson. Never a happy medium. Shrugging my shoulders, I walked him to the door.
    “See you in thirty minutes, maybe ,” I half-joked as I opened the door. He sighed heavily and pushed me against the doorframe. Leaning forward, he put his lips close to mine as he glared at me with his dark chocolate eyes. They were easy to melt into.
    “I will see you in thirty minutes, I promise,” he vowed angrily. Then he pressed his lips to mine for a chaste kiss.
    Tearing away from me, he ran down the hallway. I guessed he was going to come back after all. Only time would tell.
     
     
    A DARK TWO WEEKS…
    Vodka is good. So good. So, so good! Woah? The room just spun a bit. I better not drink anymore since I have another test today. Okay, just one more shot.
    “What the

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