(read part one first for more clarity)
THURSDAY
The next day Simon pretended like nothing had happened. I had done a depressed job of pretending nothing had happened with Camren last night but Simon he did a smiling, jovial job of pretending nothing had happened. He was his usual larger than life self. At first I thought he was crazy and then that I was crazy. That maybe I'd dreamt it. But then I noticed that he didn't stand too close to me this morning. And he didn't "accidently" brush against an indelicate part of my body like he usually did twice a day. I wasn't sure which one I preferred. Pretending nothing had happened or acknowledging something did. I decided to take his queue and do both. Afterall I was in no hurry to explain to Camren how I ended up on my knees in front of Simon. If Simon denied having done anything untoward I'm not sure whose side Camren would take. They were brothers and he'd been in Camren's life a lot longer than I had been.
FRIDAY
It wasn't till after I had gotten home from work on Friday that I remembered Camren was leaving for some work thing for the weekend. I had hoped that the fake buoyancy would be the worst of it but Simon greeted me in the livingroom when I got home with an icy smile that sent panic through my system. I decided I would spend the night at a friend's house. There was no way I was going to spend a whole weekend with him alone. I left as inconspicuously as possible to go pack in my room. I put jeans, a couple of T-shirts and other essentials into a day-bag and opened my bedroom door. Simon was there in the hallway. Still smiling. My panic grew as my heart missed a beat and started pounding.
"I think you are mad at me," Simon said, almost sounding concerned. He was wearing nothing but boxers again. They were the standard issue blue and white plaid. I thought I could see the tip of his half hard penis poking out through the flap. In his boxers, his wide shoulders were set off by his waist and somehow made him seem bigger.
"No, I'm not mad," I replied, "I was just going to keep a friend of mine company because she just got dumped."
"Which friend?" he asked.
"You don't know her." I said unable to come up with anything more convincing in my panic.
"What about me? What if I needed to be kept company?"
"Well call one of your friends," I said a little more boldly, full of sarcasm, "I'm sure there are 10 girls who'd love to keep you company."
"See now that makes me think you are mad," he said, icy again.
"Simon please, just let me leave." I said, standing in the doorway, clutching my bag.
"No," he said, paused, and then added, "I know why you're mad and I want to make it better."
"Why am I mad Simon?" I said, my nails digging into my hand from holding on to my bag for dear life. I had no idea what I wanted his answer to be.
"You're mad because the other day only I got some and you didn't get any," he said soberly, "And I want to fix that. If you'll let me."
If I'd let him? If I'd let him? Really? He had moved in closer to block the door and I had refused to back down into my room so we stood close enough for me to smell his breath. Though there was nothing particularly rank about it I felt like throwing up. I dropped my bag thinking a smaller me would be easier to get past him. I ducked, muttering something about needing a glass of water, and tried to maneuver myself past him. It didn't work. He pushed me back into the room and closed the door behind him.