Chapter 31
- *******
- "Oh my God, what is happening to me?" Dominic whispered to himself in the solitude of his room. He almost wanted to run after Alessandra and explain that whatever she thought she saw wasn't real. However, he had stayed there like a perfect fool, watching her disappear down one of the many hallways of the place. Besides, what sense was there in explaining it to her? After all, they had nothing, and it was best for her to think the worst of him because that was the truth, that was who he was and he couldn't change that. On the other hand, how had he let such an opportunity with the girl who clearly tried something with him slip away? He had been without good sex for several weeks, and upon his return to London, the first thing he would do was look for Viviane. She always satisfied him, and they could go days without him seeking her out or calling her, and there were never any complaints from her. They both maintained open relationships and had encounters without any problems. It was exactly like him, and that's why they had slept together more than once. No feelings involved, just sex and pleasure, which meant "Zero complications."
- After a night of complete insomnia, Alessandra arrived early at the offices, but before that, she stopped by a café just across the street, bought two coffees, one for the promiscuous all-powerful man and another for herself. She had to act as if nothing had happened, and that was a good option to start. She left it on the desk knowing that he would arrive at any moment, he was very punctual and diligent in his work. She fixed what she thought was not in complete order and then sat down to work. Every now and then, her eyes wandered to the empty desk occupied by the handsome and wealthy man, who kissed like a god, and just remembering that kiss from the night before made her skin tingle. However, the excitement didn't last long, knowing that the pretty redhead had also tasted those addictive lips, enjoyed those exquisite kisses, and perhaps even more than that, which she no longer doubted.