The day after I got dominated by Vance at his house, only to be caught off guard by Owen attempting to surprise me at my apartment, I made plans with Owen to go out to dinner with him.
Or so he thought. As much as it hurt me to do so, I actually was going to tell him that I didn't deserve him and I was just going to hurt him in the end. I had to tell him that I was so turned on after our last date because of the woman that taught it, not him. Not even with as good as the sex was that night. I had to tell him that while he was gone, I went over to somebody else's house and let them fuck my mouth, my pussy, and my ass. Owen deserved so much better.
I had told him that I would meet him outside the restaurant, although he wanted to pick me up. I had decided to let him down before we even went in, as much as it was going to hurt both of us.
Instead, as I waited outside for him, I was starting to have second thoughts. If I were smart, I would vow to never see Vance again, forget about Rachel and the way she makes me feel, and just focus on Owen. And as soon as I saw Owen carrying a bouquet of flowers for me and saw the smile on his face, I decided to stick with him.
Dinner was amazing that night, and we ended up back at my apartment, where we slept together. As I lay on my back in my bed, with him sucking on my breasts while his cock went in and out of me, I was truly happy.
Until that Friday, when I received an unexpected text. It was from Rachel, and it said, "Hey Kourtney, are you and your boyfriend planning on another dance lesson this weekend? If so, is there anyway me and you could meet before hand?"
I texted her back and said, "He hasn't said anything, so I doubt it."
Hesitating for a second, I texted her again before she texted back to say, "And he's not my boyfriend."
"Oh, that's good to know. So, any chance we could still meet up? Ever since I saw you last week, I keep thinking about you," she texted me back.
I knew that I should say no, that I should block her number, and call Owen. Instead, I told her that I didn't have plans that night and that I would meet her for a coffee.
The last time I saw Rachel, besides at the dance lesson Owen took me to, we got into a major fight, where I accused her of just using me for my body and taking advantage of how I felt about her.
I ordered a coffee and sat down by a window. The last time I was supposed to meet Rachel for coffee, she stood me up, and I was half expecting it to happen again. But I was happy to see her walking down the sidewalk, past me sitting inside, and opening the door to enter the coffee shop. She didn't look around; instead, she walked up and ordered a coffee. She finally turned around after getting her cup, spotted me, and waved as she walked over, sitting down across from me.
"Can I just start out by saying how sorry I am? After our fight, I started thinking about all the things I had done to you, and I realized why you felt the way you do. I was such a jerk to you, despite me thinking that I was being nice to you," she said immediately.
I took a big gulp of my coffee before responding and saying, "Thank you for saying that."
"No, it should be me thanking you. What you said really opened my eyes up and made me think about how I was treating people, especially those I care about. I really did and still do care about you and like you. I was just going about it the wrong way," Rachel said. "Can I make it up to you?"
"How?" I asked.
"My place is just up the road, and all my roommates are gone. We can do whatever you want," she said.
I laughed and said, "Rachel, since our fight, I've had some of the...ugh...you know what? If it's just going to be all about sex for you, forget it. I'm out."
I gave Rachel a second to respond, but when she didn't, I grabbed my coffee cup, got up, and left the coffee shop.
By the time I got back to my apartment, I could feel the tears coming. I went into the bathroom and looked into the mirror, trying to force myself to not cry and to smile. I had had my brown hair in a ponytail, but I pulled it out. As I shook out my hair and combed it, I thought that it was time for a change and vowed to go get it cut and dyed the next day.
I went to lay on my bed, trying to distract myself from what had just happened with Rachel. But the more I tried not to think about it, the more I did. I finally convinced myself to call Owen, but he didn't answer. I opened up my messaging app, thinking about texting Danny or Jessica to see what they were up to that night.
But, before I could click on either one of their names, I saw the text thread I had with Rachel. I had a picture of her face as the profile icon and stared at it. She was incredibly pretty. As I stared at it, I could feel myself starting to get wet.
Before I knew what I was doing, I was opening up her messages and sending her one that said, "Hey, I'm sorry for what I did. You didn't deserve that. If you want, I can still come to your place, and maybe we can make it up to each other?"
I didn't have to wait long until she texted back to say, "I'm actually still out. I'll come to you."
I anxiously waited the few minutes it took for Rachel to make it to my apartment. I let her in after she knocked, and we sat down on two different couches I had in my living room, sitting across from each other.
"Can I finish saying what I wanted to say at the coffee shop?" She asked me, and I nodded my head yes. "Thanks. I have meant everything I've ever said to you. I don't like just hooking up with women. I was looking for a relationship with you. But I misguidedly thought that I should show you how to please a woman what I thought was the right way instead of letting you explore and learn on your own. I never meant to, wanted to, or thought I could or would hurt you the way I did. I would be so thankful if you gave me a second chance and we could see what happens."
"What about when you go to Europe? Then what? I just sit here and wait for you?" I asked her.
"No. God no. But I would hope that I could at least make an impression on you that you'll be happy when I get back," she said.
"When do you leave?" I asked.
"A week from tomorrow," she said, a tinge of sadness in her voice.
I stood up from the couch and said, "Then I guess we better make up for lost time."
I closed the gap between us and climbed onto Rachel's lap as she leaned back on the couch. I leaned down over her, moving until our lips met and we began to kiss. Rachel had her brown, curly hair pulled back into a ponytail and was wearing a white t-shirt with a deep V cut into it that showed off her C-cup-sized breasts, along with a blue jean skirt that ended just after her groin. She finished off her outfit with knee-high black boots.