Samantha
"Thank you, Lauren. We're done for today," I said fighting back a yawn. I'm super tired.
Thank God it's Friday.
I can go home and rest. No work to bother me.
"Have a good afternoon, Mrs. Collins," Lauren, my secretary smiled briefly before walking out of my office.
I finished up working on my desktop before logging off. I grabbed the important files and put them in my bag. My phone rang as I was tidying up. I smiled when Jackson's name flashed on the screen.
"Hey," I put him on loudspeaker as I walked around.
"Are you busy?" He asked.
"Uh, just cleaning up stuff. I'm leaving the office in a minute," I said.
"Good," he said.
"Why do you-" I trailed off when he hung up. Weirdo. I went on with getting everything I'd need before leaving. I passed by a few employees and they greeted me. "Have a good day," I said to the guard by the door as he opened the door for me.
"Thank you ma'am. You have a good day as well," he said bowing a little.
Right in front of the door, Jackson was leaning against his sports car, wearing shades. He was yet to notice me.
"You said you were coming out in a minute. I've been waiting for 11 minutes," he complained, right away. I rolled my eyes.
"Hello to you too bitch," I greeted. He gave me a death glare and I stuck my tongue out at him. He took off his glasses and eyed me for a split second before pushing himself off of the car. He opened the passenger door.
"Hop in," he said.
"My car's over there," I pointed at my car, where my driver, Jordan is waiting for me.
"He'll take it to your house, it's fine," he persisted. I pouted, walking over.
"But I wanted to go and rest. I'm tired," I whined, looking up at him.
"Oh you poor cute thing," he said mocking me.
I got in and he took my bag to the back before getting in as well. He eyed his watch for a second before pulling out into the road.
"Where are you taking me?" I asked him.
"To the woods," he joked, smirking. "Got any last words? For your loser of a husband, perhaps?"
"Hey, don't talk about him like that," I said quietly, looking outside the window.
"Whoa, I didn't hit a nerve, did I?" I ignored Jackson, leaning against the window and closing my eyes. The soft purr of the engine lulled me into a deep slumber.
"Samantha?" I hummed when I heard a voice calling my name. "Samantha?" Someone shook me away. I blinked my eyes opened and looked around.
"What happened?" I found myself yawning as I looked at Jackson.
"You've been overworking yourself again, have you?" Jackson eyed me sideways.
"It's work. It's bound to happen," I said drawing another yawn.
"You're not always this tired, Samantha. Not even your husband wears you out like that,"
"Well, thank you for reminding me my sexual life is a road kill," I mumbled getting out of the car with a grumble. Jackson chuckled under his breath, catching up to me. "Why are we here anyway?" I looked up at the restaurant.
"You have to eat," was all he said.
We walked in the familiar place, tables surrounding the place with barely a passage to walk through. Jackson led me to a private area. Our private area.
Michael was already seated at the table. He stood up when he saw us and pulled out the chair for me. "What happened?" He eyed me. I groaned.
"Do I look that bad?" I asked instead.
Michael sat down in front of me. Jackson was right next to me, on my left. There was an empty space on my right. It's only fair that Michael wanted to be as close to Jackson as possible. Their chairs were almost touching. I love their relationship. They are open and affectionate with each other.
And very kinky.
I shook the thought out of my head.
"I already ordered. Is that okay with you?" Michael asked me.