Interception

Marissa

My toes curled and my hands tugged at the sheets anchoring myself as I came down from my high.

"Please, no more," I begged.

"But I haven't even finished yet and I'm not in a rush," he said near my ear.

"Well, hurry up. I'll use my move on you if I have to," I threatened.

He pulled his head away from the crook of my neck to look at me.

"You wouldn't," he insisted.

"I would," I assured him, smiling sinisterly.

"You know I won't be able to control myself if you do that," he countered, mirroring my smile.

I was about to say something smart before he covered my mouth. I bit the palm of his hand and he pulled it away laughing.

I moaned in his ear as my eyes rolled over.

At the sound of my moan, I felt his hips jerk one last time before he spilt everything.

"Shit," he cursed after calming down. "I'm sorry."

"It's fine." I assured him. "I didn't even use my move and you still couldn't handle it."

"Yeah right."

I winked at him before getting up to pee.

After I did, I took a warm shower.

When I stepped out of the bathroom, Jeremy was still in bed playing a video game occupying his time.

After drying off with the towel, I went inside his closet and chose a sweatshirt of his along with one of the comfy underwear I left at his place.

We were graduating and he still hadn't discussed with me nor his family who he decided to draft with.

"When is your family getting here?"

"They've been in town since Monday," he answered nonchalantly.

"Okay..." I said suspiciously.

"So is your dad coming to graduation?"

He looked up surprised at my question, "You don't have to worry about him. We put a restraining order against him."

Now it was my turn to look surprised.

"How was it that quick and easy to get a restraining order against him?"

"Because he's a raging alcoholic Marissa," he mumbled inaudibly in answer.

If I didn't see his lips move I would've thought I imagined him speaking.

"I didn't know that."

"I didn't expect you to," he replied in a clipped tone.

"But you said it like I was supposed to know or something when you never tell me anything about your family."

He puts the game down and became more engaged.