Part 16 of 22

Chapter 16 - One Word

By Zakes Mdluli

4,957 words · 20 min read

Aviwe Sokhulu

Menzi folded over me, his hair falling forward to brush my chest, his lungs heaving. "God. I can't go days without this. Even the hours at work are too long."

I ran my fingers through the sweat-damp roots of his hair. "I missed you, too."

He nuzzled my breasts. "When you're not with me, I feel— Don't run anymore, Aviwe. I can't take it."

He pulled me up to stand in front of him, keeping his cock in me until the soles of my heels touched the wooden floor. "Come home with me now."

"I can't leave Neo."

"Then we'll drag him out of here with us. Shh… Before you complain, whatever he hopes to get out of this party, I can make happen. Being here accomplishes nothing."

"Maybe he's having fun."

"I don't want you here." He suddenly seemed distant, his tone far too controlled.

"Do you know how badly it hurts me when you say that?" I cried softly, my chest tight with the pain of it. "What's wrong with me that you don't want me around your family?"

"Angel, no." He hugged me, his hands roaming my back in soothing caresses. "There's nothing wrong with you. It's this place. I don't—I can't be here. You want to know what's in my dreams? It's this house."

"Oh." My stomach knotted with worry and confusion. "I'm sorry, I didn't know."

Something in my voice lured him to press a kiss between my eyebrows. "I've been rough with you today. I'm sorry. I'm edgy and agitated being here, but that's no excuse."

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