"While I gently instruct him, "Remember to clean the countertop," I share this thought as I wear my intimate undergarment. He playfully responds, "With my tongue?" I reply, "If you follow it up with disinfectant, that'd be fine."
"Aw, my little one growing up so fast, using such grown-up words like disinfectant. You must be close to losing that innocence soon!" His teasing continues, causing me to swat his head, though I can't help but laugh at his constant banter from last week.
"In my mind, I wonder, 'I hope his...equipment won't be as formidable as mine, so he won't cause any unintentional damage to your delicate place.'" Despite my initial annoyance, I find myself smiling at his boyish humor, calling him Toffer.
Thirty-year-old Nina grapples with the complexities of her love life, feeling lost amidst her friend's seemingly effortless connections. As her first love unexpectedly breaks her dating drought, she questions whether he holds the key to both ending her single status and, perhaps, her virginity.
Omg! couldn't put it down! I love this story so much that literally, I binge read through it. I would like to read it again, but from Toffer's perspective. Awesome story.
Nice story. It’s sad that Nina chose Christopher who always puts her last when he was with Cassie and Selina. He never cares for her when he dates others.
