Cheat With My Boyfriend Best Friend

Aaron’s POV III

After seeing Olive with Vincent, I was back to being the pl*yboy I once was. Once again, I was a familiar face in the club.

Jake slapped a hand over my shoulder. “Welcome back, Aaron. Heartbreak is what separates boys from men.”

“Oh, yeah? Not d*ck size?”

“F*ck off.”

I was grateful Jake didn’t press me with st*pid questions like ‘What happened to you and the redhead?’ I probably would’ve grabbed a bottle and smashed it over his head if he’d asked.

But at that moment, I was inclined to smash it over my own head.

I wanted to sleep with Olive, but I couldn’t. That was that. Love had nothing to do with it.

I thought I would quickly forget about her.

Whenever I got drunk, I always saw her face in the reflection of the glass. She started to appear in my dreams, where I saw her on my bed-where I saw her under me-but whenever I made love to her in my dreams, she called Vincent’s name. Then everything became a nightmare.

Fine. Maybe I did care a little bit.

Maybe I was just upset that for once, I couldn’t have the woman I was interested in.

But there was more to life than just women. There was my career, my education, and my family. A woman was just the

spice of life.

I remembered it clearly. It was 5pm on a Thursday, and after six months of negotiation, some geeky CEO of a tech startup signed a contract with me. I poured myself a glass of whiskey even though it was still early in the evening because I was over it. I spent the past months trying to get this freak out of his house, and now I could finally relax.

I needed to get drunk and I needed to get laid.

about to contact a woman I met a week ago. She had beautiful breasts and a s*xy, smoky voice. I imagined

was her name…? Doris?

I was looking for her on social media, I

request.

full of notifications from women, but amongst the avatars of beauty filters and cleavage shots, there was

requests from

it was the alcohol. Maybe it was the new business deal. In any case, I was in

Then, I was stunned.

in the profile picture was a silhouette. No matter how hard I squinted, I could

and shoulders. Typically, a picture like

It was Olive.

I accepted

go through her posts. My personal favorite was one of her at the

never expected I’d end

heyOlive: busy?

Was she really talking to

swapped my glass of whiskey for vintage champagne from my cellar. It wasn’t the best I’ve had, but I

one glass, I was already feeling

Amorris: ?

heyOlive: are you busy?

No it’s

while-a

heyOlive: are you single?

I saw that sentence. What did she mean?

she was the one asking. My palms began to sweat and I couldn’t seem to get a solid grip on

I was nervous.

on!’ I told myself. ‘Don’t look st*pid