Sweet Addiction

Aaron gazed at her, simply speechless at her choice of words.

He'd never met someone so full of herself.

"Irene, Jonny has left you," he said as slowly as he could, with hopes that these words could resonate in her mind. "But I...I can consider making you my girlfriend–"

Bang!

Before he could finish, Irene collapsed into his lap in a pale drunken mess.

Aaron scrunched his nose, looking at the half can of beer she was holding and his already drenched trousers, coated by her saliva. He found himself regretting not listening to Jackson.

He carried her carefully back to the car. Without warning, he opened the rear door and threw her in. In shock, Carl Cheng didn't have time to move, making Irene's head hit his vital part of the body. "Shit!" he cursed, wincing. "Do you want to kill me, man?"

Aaron snorted. "The least you can do is stay still. With how many women you were flirting with, it'd be better if that thing was cut off."

Carl smiled peevishly, pushing Irene's head away. "For a guy, you're pretty stiff. I'm simply comforting them, not flirting."

Aaron didn't bother to respond to his words. Instead, he turned to Jackson. "To the Caesar Hotel."

Before Jackson started the car, he stared at Aaron seriously. "I still hope you'll consider this. You can play with the woman, but if you're really serious with this...you'll be in trouble."

loves the girl, then he isn't the cold-hearted idiot he seems to be. Even if he gets hurt in the end,

away.

They'd been friends for more than ten years, and even then, he knew that he'd done

different than most people. His face was always guarded,

asked them to go back

Aaron finally fell in love?" Carl was the first one to bring it up,

guy's a total wild

In the hotel,

into the room. Once they arrived, he set her on the

worth it for just one man?"

heard him, she quickly

hair, she could see a

that hurt that all she was seeing

as she was. "Are

He'd be a

she could. She grabbed his tie and pulled him

nose. He could smell alcohol on

"I...

you need a woman,

outright for suggesting such a