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TW** This story contains a flashback to domestic abuse. Please keep your kink safe, sane, and consensual.
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The next day, Nicole has finally stopped apologizing and freaking out. It's not like I wasn't going to break up with Brad anyway. Besides, what we did, could it even be called cheating? I didn't even think about Brad in that moment. We've only been on three dates after meeting online and we never said we were official. We never even had sex. So, am I morally obligated to tell Brad about this little fling with Nicole?
I think I'm surely more morally obligated to keep Nicole's secret between just me and her. So that's what I decide I'll do. I hit the call button.
"Hey, it's my sexy, ginger lady."
God, now he's flirting with me? What stupid timing. "Hi, Brad, I have to tell you something."
"Anything fire princess."
"Um, Can you meet me at the coffee shop near my place? Like now?"
"Uh...okay. See you in five."
The walk down the street is smooth and uninterrupted by anything except my anxious, racing mind. How strange it feels to be desired by Brad, turned on by Nicole, and drawn to Richard all at the same time. I've never considered myself a non-monogamous person but my life has gotten extremely complicated in just the past few days and I fear it's all my own doing. It will be nice to at least get rid of one of the branches.
When I walk in, the crowd is bubbly and chatty. The smell of fresh coffee fills the air delightfully. I look around and see that Brad is already there. I don't know how to interpret his eagerness. Perhaps he is just horny. Well, I'm about to burst his bubble, unfortunately. I sit down at the chair across from him.
"So, Brad-"
"-wait" he cuts me off, reaching in his bag. He pulls out a box and opens it, facing me. It's a silver necklace with a heart-shaped charm in the center. "I feel bad for leaving you alone at the party and I want you to know that I think you're great and I don't want to leave you again. I want to get serious with you."
Oh no. No, no, no. I've come to break up with this boy and his practically proposing to me in public.
"Brad, that's so lovely. But-"
He's standing now, clasping the necklace on me behind my neck.
"But what?" he asks.
"But...you...don't have to be sorry about the party. It's cool."