Camille
The vibration rattles against the marble, sharp and sudden.
I freeze.
My phone sits on the bathroom counter, screen lit up, buzzing again like it knows I’m too weak to resist.
I shouldn’t look.
I already know who it is.
Kane.
My stomach coils.
My body is still damp, still flushed from the scalding shower I just stepped out of, water hot enough to burn, to punish, to cleanse.
It didn’t work.
Nothing will.
I reach for the phone anyway, hand trembling as I turn it over.
Still sore, Muneca?
The words land like a slap.
Or a kiss.
I don’t know which.
A sharp, searing heat licks down my spine. My legs tighten without permission.
No.
I grip the edge of the sink, knuckles white, forcing myself to look up.
My reflection stares back, hair damp, cheeks flushed, eyes too fucking wide.
Wrecked.
I hate him.
I hate how I let it happen. Again.
How I begged for it. Again
How I want it again.
Another vibration. Another hit.
Bet you’re still wet.
A gasp catches in my throat.
My knees nearly buckle.
Because I am.