I woke up the next day, earlier than typical, feeling hot. My pussy immediately twitched when my mind flooded with the memories of the night before. I threw my hands over my face in embarrassment, as if I could hide from it all.
"What did you do, Lex?" I spoke to myself, shaking my head. I couldn't believe the things I had said and the way he made me feel. I had only gotten off with another person a few times in my short life, but never so intensely and I was never so loud about it.
I grabbed my phone and saw that it was only seven in the morning. He was definitely still sleeping. I decided to quickly get dressed and spend a few hours at a cafe before classes. I needed distance.
At the cafe, I tried reaching out to three of my friends, none of which responded. I wasn't sure if I wanted to tell anyone, but I needed a distraction at least. Every time my mind flashed to the night before, I felt horny, confused and unsettled. How could I ever face him again? I was not convinced I liked him in that way, but why did I tell him I only wanted him?
I shook my head, probably looking like an insane person if anyone else saw. I needed to drop the trail of thoughts.
"What's wrong, Lex?" Brittany, my classmate asked once class was over.
I considered the question for a moment. She wasn't close enough for me to share my sex life, but we were in the same major so we became pretty good friends over the last few years.
"Logan and I are kind of fighting," I lied.
"Really?" She asked, "Well, I guess all roommates go through lows. Do you need a place to spend the night?"
I smiled at her, "No, I probably shouldn't. The longer I avoid him, the more I'll think about it." I realized that was totally the truth, but it wasn't comforting knowing I'd have to see him eventually. This was why it was a bad idea. I couldn't avoid a roommate and now I felt awkward with the one person I would have loved to get advice from about this.
She gave me a sympathetic frown, "I'm sure you both will figure it out. You're too close not to." That made me feel worse. "Let's get to our next class."
On our walk to the next building, I scanned the lawn. College students were everywhere, which meant Logan had to be somewhere. And apparently, our hive mind was strong enough that the moment I saw the patch of red hair sticking above his group of friends, his eyes caught mine.
I looked away instantly, grabbing Brittany's wrist and making sure we walked as far away from him and his group as possible.
She looked at me for a moment and then around the lawn to find Logan. Getting the hint, she shielded me with her body and we went the long way around.
"Thank you," I whispered to her like he could hear from a mile away, "He's not following, right?"
She scanned the lawn again, "Hm, nope. But I think he saw you because he just looked straight at me."
After our next class ended, I was officially mentally drained for the day. I could not keep thinking about him. So, as much as I wanted to take Brittany up on her offer to get food, I decided to go straight home.
I took a deep breath at the front door and walked in. Part of me hoped he wasn't there, but knowing Logan, he only ever went to class when necessary, doing most of his work online.
And there he was, sitting on the couch, watching a show. My body went hot. He looked at me for a moment, nodded and went back to the TV. Was he going to ignore it?
I went to my room to put my stuff down and came back out. He didn't look at me at all as I crossed the hall and then into the kitchen.
"Did you eat?" I finally asked. Maybe he regretted it?
"Nah, not yet." He responded, eyes trained to his show. What the hell? Did it not faze him at all?
"Logan," I called and he looked at me. I couldn't read him at all. It felt like he could just flip a switch when he wanted and lock me out of the hive mind. "You want me to make us something?" I asked. It wasn't a question I asked often, as Subway sandwiches were my only specialty, but it always made him smile when I offered to attempt cooking, so this was a perfect test.
"If you want," He responded, unsmiling.
Wow, he really knew how to get on my nerves. I turned around anyway, facing the fridge and cabinets. What did I want?
I did end up making him and myself some tacos, one of his favorites and I felt more and more ticked off as he silently watched TV. He wasn't going to say anything, just sit there like an asshole. It would be forgivable if he ignored it, but then acted like nothing happened and not be weird, but he chose to make it all worse. Not even a hint of excitement as the taco scent wafted in the air.
I assembled a few tacos and put four on his plate, two on mine. I brought them to the dining room table before grabbing myself some water.
"Food's ready," I said when I returned to the table. He didn't move and I wondered if he heard me. As I was about to announce it again, he paused his show and got up. He came around and only briefly looked at me. He grabbed his plate and paused. Was he really going to go back to the couch to eat? He seemed to consider it, but with a slight exhale, sat down across from me.
"Thanks, Lex." His voice was deep and even. As he grabbed a taco with his strong hands and took a bite of my food, I felt hot all over again. He had me in this stupid fucking trance and I didn't know how to shake it.
"Are we not going to talk about it?" I asked.
He took another big bite, placed the taco down and sat back with a sigh. His eyes finally found mine, "Go ahead."
I wanted to murder him.