Breaking The Routine
Chapter 4 Chapter 4 - New York to Illinois
The next morning David woke up with a yawn. With his eyes still closed he rolled over searching for his wildcat with an arm, he needed to feel her body against his again, but he realized he was in the bed alone. He sat up confused and looked around the room seeing no sign of her. Her clothes were not where he threw them and the night stand didn't have a note.
He fell back on the bed with a pit in his stomach and an ache in his chest he never felt before. Did she really just leave without say anything? He couldn't believe it. He groaned loudly realizing that he had been played. She was just like the rest, only looking for a bit of fun, a one night stand. That nice girl act was just that, an act. He threw the sheets off of him grumbling as he got up off the bed and into the bathroom.
He turned on the shower, wondering how he could be so stupid. Once under the steamy water the events of last night passed through his head and he felt his body react to her memory. He scowled demanding to himself to forget about her. At least she gave him a good time, he thought with a nasty smile. He shut off the water wrapping himself in a towel as he heard his phone ring. "What," he barked in answer.
"Wow, someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed," Mark joked with a laugh.
"Worse, woke up alone," he replied moodily.
"Ouch, got played did you?" Marked asked keeping his teasing tone.
"Yeah something like that, you want something," David snapped not in the mood to be messed with.
"Wow, she must have been something to get you that bitchy!" Mark continued barley keeping his laughter under control.
"I am glad you find this whole thing amusing but I am about three seconds from hanging up on your ass," David threatened.
"I am sorry man; let me treat you to a late breakfast." Mark replied trying to keep the amusement out of his voice but David heard it all the same.
"As long as we are going someplace good," he said pointedly.
"Okay how about the little coffee shop off 1st and 3rd," Mark asked and David agreed telling him he would be there soon then snapped the phone shut. He dressed quickly and gave one quick look around the room hoping to see a note that he could have possibly missed but of course didn't see anything.
Mark sat at the little café with a coffee and cinnamon roll already. He wore a nasty smirk on his face when he saw David arrive. "There is the little broken heart now," Mark teased and David glared at him.
"Say that again and I am going to make you the little broken nose," he growled and his friend tried to stifle a laugh. "I am not broken hearted anyways, just pissed that she left." He added before he gave the waitress his order moodily ignoring the fact she was practically drooling over the both of them. He was done with women; they weren't worth the trouble that was very clear to him now. "So why are you so interested in my night? Trying to hide the fact you went home alone," David sneered nastily but Mark just looked as smug as ever.
"A gentleman doesn't kiss and tell," he stated with an arrogant air but David laughed bitterly.
"Since when are you a gentleman? It's okay, I get it you can't admit you got shot down, I understand," he goaded his friend knowing just how big and sensitive his ego was.
"I did not get shot down!" Mark snapped now frowning as David wore an expression of disbelief. "I did take her home with me last night," he insisted then his smug expression suddenly returned. "And I even got a good morning kiss too," he finished with a evil smile and David was the one that frowned now realizing he just walked into that one.
"What don't have anything to say now, Davey," Mark teased. He glared at his friend wondering if he should knock that smug look on his face or not but the waitress brought David's breakfast and he decided against it. "Okay, okay, I will leave it be," Mark said finally holding his hands up and David nodded hating to have to beat the crap out of his friend on his last day
"Tabs told me that they had an early flight back to where ever it was they came from, that may be why she left," he explained obviously trying to smooth over the situation but David didn't feel very soothed as he took a drink of his coffee. What he felt was incredibly jealous of his best
stood at the airport with his friend. "Don't have too much fun
fun at all without you man, then again I will
He shook his head. "They are all yours buddy," he told him before he left to make his way through the crowded airport towards security. As David arrived at his terminal he noticed they were now boarding so he made his way towards the stewardess. She took his ticket as she roamed his body with her eyes and gave him a flirty smile. Wildcat's smile is better; he found himself thinking
himself as he made his seat. He didn't understand it
David arrived in Illinois but had a hell of a time trying to find the little town where he was supposed to go, not even his cab driver knew where it was. Nearly three hours after he had landed did he finally find the tiny town and his even smaller hotel. He collapsed on the small hard bed, exhausted. The evening was setting in and even though he had barley eaten in the whole day the only thing he wanted to do was try to get some sleep. What a god damn day, he thought bitterly. He was quiet sure that today had been the worst day of
of frustration he got up from the bed and prepared for his first day in the small accounting company. Peter's Accounting, if he remembered
He checked out of the hotel with determination to make today a better day, got into his rental car, hoping when he got off of work his own car would arrive. Then of course he would have to meet up with his new landlord and finish the details on his new apartment as well. David let out a
When he entered into the tiny parking lot of the building where he now worked David noticed he was a good half hour early. At least something goes as planned, he thought bitterly as he got out of the car. He really wanted to make a good impression on Albert Peters. This was his big break to get away
David looked up at the off white building. It didn't seem too impressive on the outside but he knew better than to trust appearances.
"Good morning, how my I help you?" A plump elderly
man's held out hand. "Good, we're glad to have you here. I am Albert Peters and this is Agatha Simpson," the man began then turned to the
David replied quietly so that Mrs. Simpson couldn't hear, with "what can you do" expression
"Ah yes the bane of every man," Mr. Peters replied leading him ithrough the small building. He introduced David to the small staff. The blonde,
The blonde gave him odd looks as if expecting something and he was just about to ask her exactly what she was expecting when Mr. Peters returned and ushered David to his office where he began to discuss the ins and
enter in the office. "Good Morning Mr. Peters. I have the morning's duties here for you as well as some documents that you need to look at," he heard a female voice say and David felt his blood still, that voice sounded like her but it couldn't be! He didn't turn around preferring for Mr. Peters
this is my secretary and daughter Samantha Peters," Mr. Peters said sternly and he turn his attention to the woman. It was all he could do to keep his face in a calm business
"It's nice to meet you Mr. Andrews. We are excited to have you here," she said but he could
taking her hand in a polite hand shake with a slight smile noticing how nervous she was. She quickly pulled her hand from his and turned her attention toward her father. David fought off the smile that was fighting to break out across
revenge on her but it was clear he would have to tread carefully till he figured out what kind of woman she was and just how close she was with her father. The last thing he needed was for her to run to her father to get him fired. "Nice to meet you Samantha, I look forward to working with you," David stated once she had finished, making sure she wouldn't forget he
Unfortunately Mr. Peters kept David busy for the first half of the day and he wasn't able to talk to Wildcat again or go very far in making his plans. But he had progressed far in
He wondered bitterly if that was the reason to her trip to New York. To break her little boring routine and he was the perfect tool to do so. The idea caused a nasty taste to fill his mouth and his stomach churned determined
some papers. She definitely was much more conventional from how she looked in New York but he still found her incredibly sexy. He scolded himself for thinking such a thing
Peters announced at noon breaking David out of his thoughts. "Be
David stretched his stiff muscles before he left the small office where he had been working. He hadn't taken a single step down the hall when to his surprise and delight he was nearly be run
the same time when she quickly pushed herself away
started to move around him obviously wanting to get far away from him as possible but he refused to let her get away that easy this time. He moved to the side
he asked then grinned wickedly as he
"I...I...am not running off I am just leaving for lunch," she said with a frail squeaky voice. This was going
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