This is a continuation of Whom You Least Expect, I strongly suggest you read that story first then read this one (it's edited in American English finally). This is one of the hardest things I had ever done; trying to give a second part to what I believed was a finished story. All around I tried to maintain the same light mood from the original, and keep the story fresh at the same time. It has more explicit situations that the last one. This story contains a mild D/s theme. I want to thank WaxPhilosophic for helping me portray this story in American English. Thanks to Axelotto for pointing some holes in the flow. Everyone involved is considered to be 18 years old or more.
Whom You Least Expect Ch.2: Messy Interlude
"Miss Martinez, do you suspect anyone?"
The man who was talking to me was tall and disheveled, with purple bags under his eyes and shaggy brown hair. His face was covered in an array of band aids.
My living room was a mix of broken furniture and shards of glass. Violet was sobbing on one of the few undamaged chairs.
"No Detective... Thomas." I read his ID badge. This felt uncannily familiar.
"Does your...," he paused.
"Girlfriend."
"Does your girlfriend suspect anyone?" he was professional with these things, he must had memorized these stupid questions.
"No," Violet said in a low nervous voice.
"Is anything missing?"
"No Detective Thomas, everything is in here.... BROKEN."
"We need some fingerprints from you and your girlfriend to compare with the ones we're collecting now."
"Of course detective," I tried not to sound too sarcastic.
"Do you have insurance?"
"Not for this," Violet confirmed between sobs, "I already called them and they told me I wasn't covered against vandalism".
Our front door was open. There were knife marks on the wooden frame, and a piece of the frame was missing. A small center table lay in pieces, its glass top shattered. A CSI dressed in white was collecting shards one by one and checking for fingerprints, his ID badge read 'Perez'. One of our two dining chairs had a missing leg, our breakfast table was covered in scratches, our only couch had been gutted and its filling was scattered outside. Only the living room was affected, the rest of the apartment was untouched. Thank God we hadn't put our pictures on the wall.
"They broke the door frame," an officer in uniform commented, "it was rotten, but filled with plaster to hide it."
"Cheap landlord. Remind me to check on my door when I finish here." Detective Thomas grunted.
The CSI picked a piece of paper, it was crumpled in the middle of some glass shards. He opened it and handled it to Detective Thomas.
He took it with his gloved hands and read it aloud, "Give back what's mine." He put the paper in a transparent plastic bag, I could see the letters were cut from a magazine or newspaper. "Does this 'ring a bell' Miss Martinez?"
*****
"Elsa. Honey. Are you awake?" Violet's voice whispered in my ear.
"Yes Baby."
"I think your mother is calling us for breakfast."
I opened my eyes. Violet was snuggled up against me and tracing small circles on my left breast. We had been sleeping together since we were officially a couple.
I had been thinking about the chain of events that lead me to my current state. It had been a roller coaster of emotions that tossed me from left to right and upside down. Some things I had figured out already. First, I like women. Second, I was already out of the closet to my parents. Third, I'm now in love with Violet, my high school nemesis.
Why did I fall in love with Violet?! Could it be the six months without any interaction with her? That helped me forget some of her evil deeds but not the whole lot. What about Violet's new behavior? She hadn`t reverted to her bitchy attitude yet, and she was as sweet as a candy now. I guess the combination of time away and her new attitude were enough to superimpose a new image of her over the old one. Does that mean that if she ever becomes a nasty bitch again I'll stop loving her? I don't know. I hope I'll never have to find out.
Today was the big day. Today we were going to move to a new city, college life awaits us next Monday. Violet's parents rented an apartment for the both of us. We had already packed our things in my red Volkswagen, and were ready to go.
Mom greeted us downstairs; a big breakfast was served on the kitchen table. Cereal, milk, orange juice, coffee, two rolls of bread for each of us, butter, Cheddar cheese, bacon and boiled eggs. There were even some slices of pineapple and melon; apples and bananas were there for each of us too.
"Mom, isn't this a little too much?"
"Nonsense! You two will need a lot of energy today," mom squinted her eyes, "After last night you must be severely drained, that bed was squeaking for two hours non-stop."
Violet's face was bright crimson.
"Thanks Ana for such a delicious and nourishing breakfast," Violet said to my mom before anything else could be revealed.
"Finally! Someone with kind words for this old woman," Mom joked then looked at me longingly, "How the years have passed, you are now ready to spread your wings, I miss my little girl sometimes."
"Mom, I'm not a kid anymore," I hugged her, "but I'll always be your little girl."
"Aww, so cute...," Mom kissed my cheek sporting a radiant smile, two seconds later she had changed it to a worried look, "You're going to be late, sit and eat. When you finish hit the road, you've got a difficult seven-hour drive ahead of you."
"Yes Mom," I was amazed how my mother accepted Violet. I thought maybe it was because I was so happy when I was with her.
I ate my breakfast ravenously, I didn't expect to be this hungry (Mom you are the best). When we finished Violet and I said goodbye to Mom (Dad was at work as always) and went to my car. We were on the road soon after.
We were leaving the suburbs when Violet's cell phone surprised us with 'Toccata and Fugue in D Minor' from Johann Sebastian Bach, one of my favorite pieces in horror movies.
"Who's got that creepy ringtone?" my girlfriend fished her phone from her purse, gave me a hasty smile, and answered.
"Mom, we're already on the road..." Oops! It seems she really likes her mother. "No, it's fine, we know you couldn't make it... Yes mom, we know it was a last-minute thing... I have the keys, yes... Don't ask that...! Okay, okay, we brought our toys and have plenty of lube... She's driving mom, she can`t be on the phone... Stop threatening me that you will take her for yourself if I don't behave! You can't, she is mine... Bye mom. Kisses." She hung up, gave me a bright smile, and said "Mom says hi."
I was stuck in the driver seat, my eyes fixed on the road, but my mind was in awe. What kind of conversation was that?
Ten minutes later the notes of "Irreplaceable" from Beyonce reached my ears. Violet picked again her cell phone and answered.
"What...? I told you not to call me anymore... We are over. What part of 'we are over' you don't understand...? The moment you fucked Theresa was the moment we were done. I don't want to talk to you anymore. Stop calling me!" she hung up.
"Todd still thinks I am his girlfriend," she seemed deep in thoughts after that statement.
"You told me you dumped Todd for having a big ego. What did I miss?" I didn't want to mention the part of 'lousy fuck' from our past conversation.
"I gave you the censored version. He was cheating on me with Theresa Hartman."
"The head cheerleader? The girlfriend of Tony Ferro, the swim team medalist?"
"Yes, that WHORE."
"Did he tell you?"
"No. I found them fucking on his couch," Violet said as if it was nothing, "She threatened to cut off my head if I ever opened my mouth."
"And what did you do?"
"Do you remember when I told you I had tried two men at once? Well, I fucked her boyfriend and his best friend at the same night she was furtively fucking my ex."
"You're quite the bitch!"
"I was quite the bitch," I caught she had said it in past tense, "I gave that bastard of Todd my hopes and dreams. He was supposed to be my way to what I thought was normal. And he crushed everything by sleeping with that whore. Elsa when you found me I was desperate, empty, and lonely. You were like an angel to me," she held my hand and our fingers entwined.
That moment I knew the depths of her feelings, she was giving herself to me, in body and soul.
"Why didn't you block his phone number?" I asked after a while.
"He had started calling me using other people numbers, this way I can control his calls."
I looked at her and shifted uneasily in my seat.
"You are keeping him tied to you, and in doing so you have a feeling of superiority. That's revenge Violet, and it can bring problems in the long run. It's better to cut it off, and fast. You are giving him a false hope, this is unfair to him and dangerous for you. Don't answer his calls. He needs to understand it's over."
I saw her picking her phone, she opened 'contacts', and blocked Todd's number.
"You are right. It's better let the past go."
*****
Four hours later my back muscles were as tense as a bowstring.
"We need to stop, I need to rest. Mom was right, this road is Hell."