An Unforgettable Affair, Leezy Mike [year 7 reading list txt] 📗

kids left, she strode toward the reception desk and stopped. Sega was there, sexy as hell wearing a blue T-shirt and black jeans. He was talking to Dorothy and there was no mistaken the look on her face. Her cousin was definitely drooling. Lisa rolled her eyes and groaned inwardly. He smiled when he saw her. "Sleep like a baby last night?" he asked. If he let her, she would love to slug his head with something hard. She snorted. "No thanks to you," she gritted in annoyance. "What are you doing here anyway? No adults classes today." He grinned and leaned his hips against the desk. "Actually, I came to take Wilma out to lunch," he replied. As if on cue, Wilma appeared. "Sorry to keep you waiting. Shall we go now?" she purred. Lisa noticed her little sister had really put some effort into making herself more beautiful. Her make-up was a little heavier than usual and she wore a red tight blouse and black short skirt. Lisa clenched her fists behind her back when she saw the look of appreciation on Sega's face. Men! He took Wilma's hand and held it as he winked at Lisa and led her sister out the front door. "Are you going out to lunch too?" Dorothy asked when she saw her cousin grabbed her black handbag. Lisa said nothing.

Lisa had been sitting on the sand for hours. She came here whenever she felt down or needed peace. But right now for the first time, the beach failed to give her the peace that she craved. Sega was a player? He wasn't like that twelve years ago. He was a one woman's man, faithful and very committed when it came to a relationship. So why did it bothered her so much that he'd changed? The sky darkened then unleashed the rain but she didn't budge from her spot. She couldn't help thinking about Sega and Wilma. Finally when dusk came, she got up and left the wet sand.

Lisa opened her eyes and groaned. It was morning and her head throbbed. She pulled the thick blanket up to her chin. Great, she had a fever. She shivered as she grabbed her cell phone to call Dorothy. She told her cousin that she cancelled today's class and asked Dorothy to inform all her students. "Are you okay, Lisa? You don't sound so good," her concerned cousin asked. Lisa sneezed. "Just a fever. I'll be okay once I rest fully," she replied. "You should see a doctor," Dorothy said. Lisa sneezed again and groaned. "I know," she answered. She disconnected the call and closed her eyes.

 

 

 

 

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Publication Date: 05-15-2013

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