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“Well, since you asked so nicely,” he said, leaning forward to capture my mouth in another rough kiss as he started moving again, thrusting vigorously inside me until I couldn’t contain my cries of pleasure anymore.My orgasm was intense, my body wild beneath his as he took what he needed from me, fucking me harder than he ever had.
We showered quickly and rushed downstairs, my body still warm and shaky from the sex.As he opened a big door, I wondered if anyone could tell that I had a load of Aiden’s cum inside me, and smiled at that secret knowledge.I liked thinking about carrying a part of him with me.
The dining room was a picture of elegance, with a long, dark wood table surrounded by high-backed chairs.A crystal chandelier hung low above the table, casting a warm glow over the room.I could feel the tension thick in the air as we took our seats, Aiden’s father at the head of the table and his mother seated to his right.
“Hey, mom, dad, grandpa.This is my boyfriend, Jay,” Aiden said.“Grandpa and mom met him briefly last break, remember?”
“Ah yes,” Aiden’s mother said.“You introduced him as a friend.I thought that was suspicious.”
Aiden’s grandfather laughed.“The civil engineer!”
“Jay, these is my father, Gideon, and you remember my grandfather, Kaito and my mother, Diana?”
“Welcome,” Aiden’s grandfather said, standing and holding out a hand.I shook it, smiling.“You two seem to spend quite a lot of time together, don’t you?”
Aiden smiled calmly.“We really connected at camp.”
Gideon studied us for a moment, frowning.“Well, any friend of Aiden’s is a friend of ours,” he said, shaking out his napkin with a sharp motion that made Aiden flinch.I noticed he hadn’t acknowledged me as Aiden’s romantic partner, but didn’t want to argue.A woman appeared at the door, setting plates in front of each of us, and I stared down at the food, which looked better than something you’d get at a restaurant.
The Yamada family asked me about myself, and it started politely, but soon almost felt like an interrogation.I stuttered, struggling to answer their onslaught of questions, and sent Aiden a pleading look.
He reached under the table and squeezed my hand, weaving his fingers through mine.“Enough,” he snapped, his commanding voice making all three of his family members look toward him.
thirty-three
Aiden
Icouldfeeltheheat rising to my face as anger boiled within me.The elegant family dinner had turned into a brutal interrogation of Jay’s future and prospects by my father.I clenched my fists under the table, struggling to maintain my composure.
“Enough!”I shouted, slamming my hands on the table, causing the silverware to jump and clatter loudly.All eyes immediately shifted to me, including Jay’s wide blue ones, which were filled with a mix of surprise and gratitude.
“Dad,” I gritted out through clenched teeth, “you have no right to question Jay like this.He’s not one of your employees.He’s my boyfriend.”
My father’s eyes narrowed, a disapproving scowl etching across his face.“Aiden, you are sorely mistaken if you think I am treating him any different from the way I would treat anyone else in your life.We have to be cautious of gold diggers.”
His words only fueled my anger further.“You think Jay is after my money?He didn’t even know about it until recently.”
“You can’t know that for sure, Aiden,” my mother said.This was ironic because she was the biggest gold digger of all.Sometimes I wondered if she even liked my father at all.I studied her for a beat, thinking about what this family had done to her, imagining what this family could do to Jay.
“I can.And maybe you should treat people I care about differently if you want the good ones to stick around,” I countered, my voice shaking with emotion.“How am I supposed to fall in love and get married if you chase everyone away?”
My mother snorted.“Fall in love?This is just some bizarre attempt to get our attention — a cry for help.”
My heart pounded as I stared my parents down.“Are you kidding me?I am madly in love with Jay!And you think I’m doing this for attention?I love him.I want a future with him.”
The room fell silent, the tension thick enough to be cut with a knife, and I realized what I’d said.My declaration hung heavily in the air, and I knew there was no taking it back now.
“That’s not…” I trailed off, not sure what to say, my eyes darting around wildly as I took in the shocked expressions of the people at the table.And before I could see Jay’s response or hear any more from my father, I stormed off, my footsteps echoing angrily through the dining room as I rushed through the door and sprinted upstairs.
I slammed my bedroom door behind me and leaned against it, taking a deep breath as I tried to calm the storm of emotions raging inside me.The elegant wallpaper and luxurious furnishings that once felt like home now seemed suffocating.I glanced around the room, my eyes landing on our bags, regret making my stomach roll.
That wasn’t how I wanted to tell Jay, wasn’t how I wanted to ask for more from him.I’d wanted to take it slow, to ease into it, and to make my feelings known before camp ended.Closing my eyes, I envisioned the perfect moment I could’ve had with Jay—standing atop a mountain, the sun setting over the horizon.Our love for each other should be declared in a way that matched the beauty of what I felt, like in a romantic movie.And more than that, I’d always wanted time to talk, to decide our future together.Instead, I had ruined the moment with my impulsive confession.
“Damn it,” I muttered, sliding down the door until I was sitting on the floor, my head in my hands.I replayed the scene over and over in my mind, each time growing more frustrated at my own stupidity.Why did I have to say it then, of all times?What if he didn’t love me back?
Even if he did, I hadn’t given him a chance to say so.
“Get a grip, Aiden,” I whispered to myself, trying to shake off my self-pity.But I couldn’t help but worry about Jay’s feelings toward me.I knew he didn’t expect us to last past the summer and yet, I couldn’t let go of the hope that we could be something more, that we could somehow defy the odds and make this work beyond our time together.
