Naughty by Nature

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Authors: Brenda Hampton
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Shane?”
    I shrugged my shoulders. “Hey, it’s whatever. I’m just glad we closed that deal, and now we can move forward. If either of you would like to join me, I’m going to dinner with my marvelous woman, and after that, we’re going home.”
    Felicia decided to go with me, but Jaylin said he’d pass. I’d guessed his mind was made up about tonight, so I didn’t want to interfere any longer. Since he was staying at my place, I tossed my keys to him and told him I was most likely spending the night at Sam’s place. He said that he wanted to chill for a moment, so I told him to lock up Davenports after he left.

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    5
    H ow or why did I do that to myself? Seeing Jaylin again gave me no peace at all. Actually, it brought out my true feelings for him no matter how hard I tried to convince myself any differently, I was still in love with him.
    Thing is, he’d looked even better than the last time I’d seen him. His hair seemed healthier and Lord knows his body was even more intact. When he hugged me, I felt his nine plus inches of pleasure rubbing up against me. I didn’t know if he was hard or not, but just the feel of it made me trickle in my panties.
    I’d asked him to meet me for dinner tonight, and at first, he declined. I assured him that dinner was all I wanted, and then he said he’d think about it. Honestly, dinner was the last thing on my mind. I wanted him inside of me and I wanted him bad. I didn’t care that he was married, and his kids weren’t important either. The more I thought about how Nokea took him away from me, the more and more I desired to have him.
    Tonight, though, was going to be my night. If I ever had to pull myself together and make magic happen, I knew it was all up to me. I told him where and how to reach me, and once he calls, I’ll soon have my way.
    When Bernie knocked on the door, I was sitting in my office envisioning tonight. She’d known I’d gone to see Jaylin, and once she finished with her customer’s hair, she came to chat.
    â€œBy the look on your face, I can tell it must have been difficult.”
    â€œHave a seat, Bernie,” I said. She took a seat in the chair in front of my desk. “Seeing him was unlike anything I’d ever experienced. It’s like I was in shock or something. My words didn’t seem to come out right and I got seriously tongue tied. And, that doesn’t even account for the butterflies that roamed around in my stomach.”
    â€œOkay, so the worst part is over with. Now what?”
    â€œNow, I’m waiting on him to call so that we can have dinner.”
    â€œDinner? Where at?”
    I shrugged my shoulders. “I don’t know, but honestly, fuck a dinner. There’s no way I can eat when all I can think about is him making love to me.” I shook my head. “Bernie, I can’t wait for you to meet him. Girl, he can put Denzel Washington, Shemar Moore, Blair Underwood, Idris Elba . . . all of those fine men to shame.”
    â€œNah, I don’t know about all of that. Shemar and Idris, uh, maybe, but Denzel? There ain’t no man who’s been capable of pulling that off but Obama.”
    We both laughed, and I somewhat agreed that I’d taken my comment too far.
    â€œSo, what time is this dinner supposed to be?”
    â€œI told him to call me at eight. It’s almost 7:00 P.M. and I’m staying right here until this phone rings.”
    â€œI have never, ever seen you so giddy about a man. Jaylin must have really put something on you.”
    â€œThat’s putting it mildly. Once upon a time, we really had something special. I was supposed to be his wife, Bernie!” I yelled and slammed my fist on my desk. “It should have been me and not Nokea!”
    â€œDamn, calm down. It’s gon’ be all right, you know.”
    We smiled and I rolled my eyes at her. “I know it’s gon’ be

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