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be anything stopping her from having a good time anyway.
She’s wild, very open when it comes to sex, and she’s not afraid to push her boundaries and try new things.
So how strange would it really be for her to be a damn cam girl?
There were a lot of things I didn’t know about her, but no matter what, I would soon find out.
Every truth comes out eventually.
Della and Dad would come back in four days, and time without them was just starting to get fun.
Maybe I should talk them into going on vacation more often so I had the house to myself.
Although I didn’t throw any parties for kids at my school, I still liked to have Kennedy over and do whatever we wanted to, eat what we wanted and maybe even drink some wine and talk about this and that.
It’s Thursday after school, and I was getting ready in my bedroom to have Kennedy over again, but before I could walk into the bathroom to change into something more comfortable, my second phone lit up on my bed and I quickly picked it up to see which of the men was texting me.
I frowned at the screen as I saw Riggs’s name on it, and the text underneath didn’t sound like something he would ever send me.
I’m coming over in twenty. We’ll have dinner.
First of all…he unblocked me?
Well, that’s a surprise.
Can’t tonight, I replied, not wanting to disappoint my best friend. Sure, it was Riggs, but Kennedy always came before any other man.
Tomorrow night. Don’t make any plans, he texted back. I could sense how annoyed he was, but I wasn’t going to put him first, no matter how much I wanted him back inside of me.
Riggs was like a drug, and after those nights we spent together, I was addicted.
He didn’t respond to my text, so I put the phone down and continued with what I was about to do before Kennedy would arrive.
The fact that he wanted to have dinner with me again wasn’t so strange, though we could skip that and go straight to fucking, as that’s what his plan was anyway.
Why else would he want to come by?
As much as I liked thinking about him, I pushed all those thoughts aside and got ready for the night, getting into comfortable clothes and then heading downstairs to order food Kennedy and I agreed on getting.
Half an hour later, Kennedy was standing next to me by the kitchen counter, looking at the food that had arrived just minutes before.
“Think we got too much again?” she asked, reaching for the fries and eating a few.
“Maybe. I’ll take the rest with me for lunch tomorrow,” I told her. “Let’s go eat.”
We grabbed everything and brought it over to the coffee table and sat down on the couch.
“How are things with Mason?” I asked.
“Uh, good. He wants to see me on Saturday, but I’m not sure Dad will let me go out seeing as I spend most of the week here.”
“Just tell him there’s some type of quiz night on campus. I’m sure he’ll let you go.”
She shrugged and picked up the same burger she had last time, and I watched as she happily bit into it, not caring about anything in that moment.
Seeing as Dad and Della thought I was in need of some more pounds, I ate nothing but fast food since they were gone, but instead of feeling bloated, I somehow felt better than when I ate all those vegetables and fruits.
“Did I tell you that Reece texted me today?” she asked, looking at me with an amused grin on her face.
“You didn’t. What did he want?”
“He asked me out, but I told him I was already seeing someone.”
She was proud of that, her eyes sparkling with happiness.
“Good. He’s not worth it. And Mason really seems like a nice guy. Did you get over the fact that he’s older?”
She shrugged and took another bite of her burger. “I don’t think about it much, but I’m sure when I see him again I’ll remember and get nervous again.”
“No, you won’t. Just see him as a man. Age doesn’t matter when he’s a gentleman.”
“So…is Riggs a gentleman?”
Easy question with an even easier answer. “Hell, no,” I laughed. “Riggs is an alpha. So much so that there’s no other man more alpha than him.”
“Then why do you keep up with him when you can have any other man who would treat you like a princess?”
“Because I’m not a princess and