Nicole 💜
The soft sunlight streaming through the curtains gently pulled me from my sleep, warming the room with its golden hue. I stretched lazily beneath the covers, still enjoying the comfort of the soft and warm bed beneath me. My body felt heavy with contentment, and for a moment, I just lay there, savoring the peace of the morning. As I slowly stirred awake, the memories of the previous night flooded back into my mind, making my heart flutter and my stomach twist in excitement. _It all felt like a dream… but it wasn’t._ I smiled to myself, giggling quietly as the butterflies in my stomach danced around. I reached out instinctively to the side of the bed where Daddy usually slept, expecting to feel him still there. But instead, my hand met only cool sheets. He wasn’t in bed anymore. A soft pout formed on my lips. I had hoped he’d still be here beside me, his warmth wrapping me up, just like last night. Sighing a little, I sat up and looked around the room. The bed was empty, but the faint sound of kitchen activity reached my ears. _He’s already downstairs, isn’t he?_ I thought, shaking my head with a small smile. As I started the car and pulled out of the driveway. I could feel Nicole's eyes on me, her curiosity always shining through. I didn't have to look at her to know that she was thinking.probably trying to get a sense of what my day was like. It's one of the many things I loved about her-the way she always cared. always paid attention to the little details. She turned to me. breaking the silence. "Are you having classes today?" she asked. her voice soft but clear. like she was genuinely interested in my schedule. I smiled, glancing over at her for a brief moment before turning my attention back to the road. "Yep." I replied. letting a little warmth slip into my voice. "I've got a class at 1 p.m. But don't worry, I'll be done before you." I shifted gears smoothly, feeling the car move effortlessly beneath us. I wanted to reassure her. to remind her that no matter how busy things got. I'd always make time for her. She smiled back at me, that sweet, contented smile that always managed to make my day better. It was moments like these small. quiet moments- where I felt like everything just made sense. Knowing that we'd be together at the end of the day. I padded into the bathroom, splashing cool water on my face to wash away the last remnants of sleep. As I glanced in the mirror, I saw the reflection of someone glowing with happiness. My cheeks were still flushed, my lips slightly swollen from all the kissing last night. Just thinking about it made my heart race all over again. The thought of Daddy—no, Alex—calling me his girlfriend made my entire body tingle with excitement. I was so giddy that I couldn’t help but smile and giggle again, remembering everything. After brushing my teeth and freshening up, I walked over to my closet. I wasn’t in the mood to dress up too much today. It was Monday, and school would be starting soon, but I wanted to feel comfortable for the day. I grabbed a pair of denim shorts and a white tee with random patterns on it. Simple and cute. Perfect for lounging around before school. I tied my hair into a ponytail, letting a few strands fall loose to frame my face. Casual but cute, just the way Daddy liked it. I grabbed my phone, checking the time—it was later than I thought, but not too late to enjoy some breakfast. I made my way downstairs, the smell of breakfast growing stronger with every step. Pancakes, eggs, maybe bacon—whatever it was, it smelled delicious. When I entered the kitchen, there he was. Daddy. Or should I say Alex? He was busy at the stove, flipping pancakes like it was the most natural thing in the world. His back was turned to me, and I took a moment to admire him, the way his muscles flexed under his shirt as he worked. My stomach did a little flip just watching him. _"Good morning, princess."_ His deep voice pulled me from my thoughts, sending a shiver down my spine. He hadn’t even turned around, but somehow he knew I was there. I blushed, realizing I’d been caught staring. "Good morning, Daddy," I said softly, my voice a little shy. I walked over to the counter and sat down, watching him as he continued to cook. "Did you have a good night?" he asked, glancing over his shoulder at me with a soft smile. I nodded, feeling my cheeks heat up again. "I did… I had a great night." My voice was a little breathless, still filled with the warmth of last night’s memories. He turned fully toward me, his eyes filled with that familiar tenderness. "I thought I’d let you sleep in a bit," he said as he plated some pancakes and set them in front of me. "It’s the start of the school week, but I figured you could start it a little later today." At his words, my heart dropped for a second. _School._ I’d completely forgotten that today was Monday. I gasped, eyes wide as I looked at the clock on the wall. "Oh no! I’m supposed to be on my way to school right now!" But Daddy—Alex—just chuckled softly, shaking his head as he came over to sit beside me. "Don’t worry, princess. I called in for you. Told them you’d be a bit late today." I blinked, feeling a wave of relief and a rush of gratitude all at once. _Of course, he’d already taken care of it._ That’s just who he was—always thinking ahead, always making sure I was okay. My heart swelled with love as I looked at him, my Daddy, my boyfriend. "Thank you," I whispered, my voice soft with emotion. He smiled at me, his eyes filled with warmth as he reached out to gently cup my cheek. "You’re welcome," he said, leaning in to press a gentle kiss to my forehead. "Now, eat up before it gets cold. You still have a few hours before you need to get ready for school." I smiled, feeling like the luckiest girl in the world as I dug into the breakfast he made. Pancakes, eggs, bacon—everything tasted amazing, but what made it even better was knowing that he had made it just for me. Every bite was filled with love. As I ate, I couldn’t help but keep stealing glances at him. Everything felt so new, so exciting. Last night, we had shared something so special. It wasn’t just that we kissed or that he asked me to be his girlfriend—it was the way he made me feel. Safe. Loved. Like I was the most important person in his world. And the best part? He was mine. All mine. My Daddy. My boyfriend. After finishing my breakfast, I headed back upstairs to get ready for school. I was expecting to quickly pack my bag, but when I reached for it, I realized something that made me smile—Daddy had already packed it for me. Everything was neatly arranged, just the way I liked it. _He always thought of everything._ Feeling a wave of warmth, I slipped on a pair of sneakers and took a moment to apply my favorite lip gloss. A light sheen coated my lips, making them look plump and glossy. It wasn’t much, but I liked keeping things simple in the mornings. Before heading back downstairs, I couldn’t resist stopping by daddy's room. I pushed open the door and made my way over to his dresser, searching for that familiar bottle of cologne. I loved his scent—strong, masculine, with a hint of something warm and spicy. Spritzing a little onto my wrist and neck, I closed my eyes and breathed in deeply. It felt like having a piece of him with me all day, like he was always nearby. Satisfied, I grabbed my bag and made my way downstairs. Daddy was already waiting for me by the door, his car keys in hand. As always, he looked effortlessly handsome, his eyes lighting up the moment they met mine. "You ready, princess?" he asked with a smile. I nodded, feeling a little rush of excitement as we stepped outside and headed to his car. He opened the door for me, like he always did, and I slid into the passenger seat, still feeling that little thrill that came with being taken care of by him. As he started the car and pulled out of the driveway, I turned to him, feeling curious about his day. "Are you having classes today?" I asked, watching his profile as he concentrated on the road. "Yep," he said, glancing over at me with a soft smile. "I’ve got a class at 1 p.m. But don’t worry, I’ll be done before you." His smile widened slightly as he shifted gears, smoothly driving through the quiet morning streets. I smiled back, feeling content. It was always comforting to know we’d have time together after school, no matter how busy our days got. It made everything easier—school, homework, everything—because I knew I’d come home to him. As we pulled up to my school, the familiar sight of the building came into view. As Daddy parked the car, I unbuckled my seat belt and leaned in to give him a soft kiss on his lips. It was usually on his cheeks but since our dynamics changed yesterday. As my lips softly brushed against his, daddy gently slid his hand to the back of my neck holding me close. His lips moved more slowly against mine, deepening the kiss in a way that sent shivers down my spine. My heart raced as he increased the intensity of the kiss, leaving me breathless. I melted into him, feeling the warmth of his body as I almost climbed over the console between us to sit on his lap. For a second, I forgot we were in my school's parking lot. But luckily everyone was already inside since I came in later. Finally he pulled back, but not before brushing his lips over mine one last time, making sure he was very satisfied. I was left breathless, my face flushed from the kiss and the fact that we had just did that on my school's parking lot. "See you later, baby girl." He said with a smile that seemed to make my knees grow weaker. I blinked, trying to collect myself. My breathing, uneven. "Okay,daddy." I whispered, my voice soft, barely above a whisper. I could feel the heat rushing to my cheeks, my face turning a deep shade of pink. I quickly gathered my things, my mind still fuzzy from the kiss. As I stepped out of the car with wobbly legs, I turned and saw daddy staring at me with a soft smile like he knew exactly what he did to me. With a final wave, I began to walk to the entrance, the cool morning air doing so little to calm the blush that refused to leave my face. Alex 🖤 As I started the car and pulled out of the driveway. I could feel Nicole's eyes on me, her curiosity always shining through. I didn't have to look at her to know that she was thinking, probably trying to get a sense of what my day was like. It's one of the many things I loved about her- the way she always cared. always paid attention to the little details. She turned to me. breaking the silence. "Are you having classes today?" she asked. her voice soft but clear. like she was genuinely interested in my schedule. I smiled, glancing over at her for a brief moment before turning my attention back to the road. "Yep." I replied. letting a little warmth slip into my voice. "I've got a class at 1 p.m. But don't worry, I'll be done before you." I shifted gears smoothly, feeling the car move effortlessly beneath us. I wanted to reassure her. to remind her that no matter how busy things got. I'd always make time for her. She smiled back at me, that sweet, contented smile that always managed to make my day better. It was moments like these small. quiet moments- where I felt like everything just made sense. Knowing that we'd be together at the end of the day made the routine of school, and everything else feel lighter. It didn't matter how much the world tried to pull us apart: in the end. We'd always come home to each other. As we pulled up to her school, the familiar building coming into view. I felt a small pang of reluctance. Even though knew it was just a few hours of separation. I still hated leaving her. I parked the car, and Nicole unbuckled her seatbelt, moving a little slower than usual. I turned my head, just in time to see her lean in closer to me. It was a simple gesture. one she'd done countless times before-a quick kiss on the cheek before she left for school- but something was different today. Yesterday had changed everything between us. Her lips brushed against mine, soft at first, almost tentative, as if testing the waters. My hand moved on instinct, sliding to the back of her neck, holding her close, deepening the kiss in a way that left me wanting more. It was gentle at first, but as our lips moved against each other. something shifted. I couldn't help myself. I kissed her more slowly. Savoring the way she responded, the way she melted into me. I felt her shift, almost climbing over the console to get closer, my heart raced at the thought of how far we have come, how much things has changed between us. For a moment, I forgot where we were. Lost in the feeling of her soft and warm lips, her warm body against mine. It wasn't until the kiss deepened even more that I remembered where we were, in her school's parking lot. But then, I did not care. I slowly pulled back, but not before brushing my lips over hers one last time. When I finally let her go, her face was flushed, her breathing uneven. The look on her face, her eyes wide with surprise and excitement. Her lips swollen and even more pink from the kiss almost made me pull her in for another kiss. "See you later, baby girl." I said, my voice soft but still with a hint of possessiveness. "Okay daddy." she whispered, her voice barely audible. It was sweet and made me want ti pull her closer for another kiss but I controlled myself. Her cheeks turned a deep shade of pink as she gathered her things fumbling a little because of her nerves. I watched her, amused, as she got out from the car with shaky legs. It took me everything not to laugh at her, not out of mockery but because I knew how she was feeling. And it gave me a sense of satisfaction to see how big of an effect I'm on her. She waved, and I watched her walk to the entrance of the school. I watched until she walked through the doors. I checked the time on my phone, realising I still had a few hours before my class, I decided to spend the time with Owen and Simone to tell them how the night went. After all, they also helped to prepare it all. With one last glance at the school, I shifted the car into gear and drove away.Alex 🖤 As I pulled into the parking lot of the campus , I couldn’t stop thinking about Nicole. She had this quiet, almost innocent power over me. It was hard to describe, but it was there in every look, every touch, and every smile she gave me. Her soft kisses this morning, so shy and sweet, had completely messed with my head. I couldn’t think straight, couldn’t focus on anything except her. I parked the car and checked my phone. I still had a few hours before class, which was perfect because I had plans to meet up with Owen and Simone. They had been a big part of everything that had happened with Nicole last night, and now, I couldn’t wait to tell them everything. I needed to talk it out, to let them know how incredible it felt to finally be with her in the way I’d always wanted. I stepped out of the car, locking it behind me as I made my way to a café close to the parking lot. The café was buzzing with its usual mid-morning crowd. Students hurried in and out, grabbing their
Nicole 💜 As I approached the parking lot, I spotted daddy's car immediately. His sleek black sedan was hard to miss, and usually, the sight of it sent a thrill of excitement through me. But today, my emotions were all tangled up, and that familiar excitement was nowhere to be found. I quickened my pace, my eyes darting toward the passenger window where a girl was standing. My heart sank the moment I saw her. She was leaning into the car, wearing practically nothing—her shorts barely covering her thighs and her top showing way too much skin. I couldn’t hear what they were saying, but I didn’t need to. The flirty smile on her face and the way she leaned in toward Alex told me everything I needed to know. My stomach twisted into knots. Why was she here? Why was she talking to my Alex? My daddy? A bitter pang of jealousy shot through me, stronger than I’d ever felt before. My hands clenched around the straps of my backpack as I got closer, and I could feel the warmth of anger ri
Alex 🖤 I looked down at my baby girl, who had already drifted off to sleep against my chest. Her steady breathing, soft and rhythmic, was the only sound in the quiet room, and I couldn’t help but smile at how peaceful she looked. Her long lashes rested gently against her cheeks, and her lips were slightly parted in the cutest way. Even in sleep, she clung to me, her tiny hand curled around the fabric of my shirt as if afraid I might disappear. Earlier, when I saw how jealous and insecure she had been over that girl in the parking lot, it made me unhappy. Not because of her feelings—those were natural—but because I hated the idea that she doubted my love for her, even for a second. Nicole was my everything, and seeing her so vulnerable tugged at my heart. That’s why I’d decided to set up this entire evening—to remind her how special she was to me, how much she meant. I wanted her to feel cherished, adored, and absolutely secure in the fact that I was hers, and only hers. The for
Third Person ❤️ It had been two weeks since Alex and Nicole had officially become boyfriend and girlfriend, and life had never felt more exciting for the both of them. Every morning, they would meet up before school, sharing small, intimate moments that were filled with whispered promises and soft kisses. After school, they would spend their afternoons together, either catching up on their individual projects or sneaking in moments just for them. By night, they were inseparable, talking until the early hours, sharing every detail of their lives with each other. On weekends, they would retreat into their own little world, away from everyone else, just the two of them. But despite their new relationship status, life didn’t slow down for either of them. Alex had his final college project to work on—something that demanded hours of focus and research. Nicole, on the other hand, was preparing for her finals. The pressure was mounting for both of them, but they somehow managed to carve
Nicole 💜 The morning had been rough. Anxiety had twisted knots in my stomach ever since I woke up, and I could barely eat anything at breakfast. Chemistry had always been my hardest subject, and today was the exam I dreaded most. No amount of late-night studying seemed to help; it all felt like one big blur. But Alex, in his usual calm way, had been there to reassure me, his words soothing the panic that kept threatening to bubble over. His belief in me, the way he kissed me before I walked into school, gave me the strength I needed. I clung to that kiss, to his voice telling me I was going to be okay, as I sat down in the exam room and the test paper was placed in front of me. I took a deep breath, trying to settle the nervous flutter in my chest. You’ve got this, I told myself, echoing Alex’s words. You’ve worked so hard, and you know this stuff. Trust yourself. The clock ticked loudly, but I didn’t let it get to me. I started by skimming the entire exam, a habit I’d develo
Alex 🖤 I leaned against the driver’s side door, watching the front of the school as students poured out, one by one. My eyes were fixed on the entrance, waiting for just one person—Nicole. I ran a hand through my hair, feeling the light breeze tousling it, but I didn’t care. The day had been long, filled with final project deadlines and last-minute tweaks, but none of that mattered now. All I could think about was seeing her. When she finally emerged, I felt a warmth spread through my chest, chasing away the exhaustion that had clung to me all day. There she was, walking toward me with that soft, familiar smile. Her long hair swayed gently as she approached, and I could see the relief in her eyes—she had survived the chemistry exam. I knew how much she had been dreading it, and I couldn’t help but feel proud of her for pushing through. “Hey, beautiful,” I greeted her, wrapping her in my arms as soon as she was close enough. Her small frame melted against me, and for a moment, i
Nicole💜 The first week of exams had finally come to an end, and I felt a strange sense of relief wash over me. Four exams down—Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and English—each one more exhausting than the last. But with each exam I finished, it felt like I was shedding a layer of stress. Now, only two more remained: History on Monday and Italian on Thursday. The thought of those still lingering made me feel a bit anxious, but at least I had time to prepare. As I sat at my desk in my room, the warm afternoon light streaming through the window, I flipped through my notes for History. I always found it fascinating—learning about the past, how societies grew, and the events that shaped the world we live in. But as much as I enjoyed it, the sheer amount of information I had to memorize was overwhelming. I sighed, setting my notes aside for a moment and stretching my arms above my head. "Okay, Nicole, focus," I muttered to myself, picking up my highlighter and going over the importa
Alex 🖤 Nicole’s exams were finally over, and I could see the weight lift off her shoulders. She looked so much lighter, practically glowing, and I was thrilled to spend this newfound free time with her until graduation. We’d talked about all sorts of plans, and for today, we’d decided to indulge in a Disney movie marathon after breakfast. Everything was perfect—well, almost. That morning, however, I woke up in an undeniably foul mood. And there was only one reason for that: my mother. She was coming over, and just the thought of it made my stomach twist with dread. My lovely mother dearest, as I sarcastically liked to call her, was making her biannual visit—a pointless exercise, considering she rarely cared about me, let alone Nicole. No, her visits were just another excuse for her to flaunt her extravagant lifestyle, usually with her latest boy toy in tow. I couldn’t remember the last time she came without one. “Baby girl,” I said as we sat in the kitchen, having breakfast. Sh
Alex 🖤 Nicole’s exams were finally over, and I could see the weight lift off her shoulders. She looked so much lighter, practically glowing, and I was thrilled to spend this newfound free time with her until graduation. We’d talked about all sorts of plans, and for today, we’d decided to indulge in a Disney movie marathon after breakfast. Everything was perfect—well, almost. That morning, however, I woke up in an undeniably foul mood. And there was only one reason for that: my mother. She was coming over, and just the thought of it made my stomach twist with dread. My lovely mother dearest, as I sarcastically liked to call her, was making her biannual visit—a pointless exercise, considering she rarely cared about me, let alone Nicole. No, her visits were just another excuse for her to flaunt her extravagant lifestyle, usually with her latest boy toy in tow. I couldn’t remember the last time she came without one. “Baby girl,” I said as we sat in the kitchen, having breakfast. Sh
Nicole💜 The first week of exams had finally come to an end, and I felt a strange sense of relief wash over me. Four exams down—Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and English—each one more exhausting than the last. But with each exam I finished, it felt like I was shedding a layer of stress. Now, only two more remained: History on Monday and Italian on Thursday. The thought of those still lingering made me feel a bit anxious, but at least I had time to prepare. As I sat at my desk in my room, the warm afternoon light streaming through the window, I flipped through my notes for History. I always found it fascinating—learning about the past, how societies grew, and the events that shaped the world we live in. But as much as I enjoyed it, the sheer amount of information I had to memorize was overwhelming. I sighed, setting my notes aside for a moment and stretching my arms above my head. "Okay, Nicole, focus," I muttered to myself, picking up my highlighter and going over the importa
Alex 🖤 I leaned against the driver’s side door, watching the front of the school as students poured out, one by one. My eyes were fixed on the entrance, waiting for just one person—Nicole. I ran a hand through my hair, feeling the light breeze tousling it, but I didn’t care. The day had been long, filled with final project deadlines and last-minute tweaks, but none of that mattered now. All I could think about was seeing her. When she finally emerged, I felt a warmth spread through my chest, chasing away the exhaustion that had clung to me all day. There she was, walking toward me with that soft, familiar smile. Her long hair swayed gently as she approached, and I could see the relief in her eyes—she had survived the chemistry exam. I knew how much she had been dreading it, and I couldn’t help but feel proud of her for pushing through. “Hey, beautiful,” I greeted her, wrapping her in my arms as soon as she was close enough. Her small frame melted against me, and for a moment, i
Nicole 💜 The morning had been rough. Anxiety had twisted knots in my stomach ever since I woke up, and I could barely eat anything at breakfast. Chemistry had always been my hardest subject, and today was the exam I dreaded most. No amount of late-night studying seemed to help; it all felt like one big blur. But Alex, in his usual calm way, had been there to reassure me, his words soothing the panic that kept threatening to bubble over. His belief in me, the way he kissed me before I walked into school, gave me the strength I needed. I clung to that kiss, to his voice telling me I was going to be okay, as I sat down in the exam room and the test paper was placed in front of me. I took a deep breath, trying to settle the nervous flutter in my chest. You’ve got this, I told myself, echoing Alex’s words. You’ve worked so hard, and you know this stuff. Trust yourself. The clock ticked loudly, but I didn’t let it get to me. I started by skimming the entire exam, a habit I’d develo
Third Person ❤️ It had been two weeks since Alex and Nicole had officially become boyfriend and girlfriend, and life had never felt more exciting for the both of them. Every morning, they would meet up before school, sharing small, intimate moments that were filled with whispered promises and soft kisses. After school, they would spend their afternoons together, either catching up on their individual projects or sneaking in moments just for them. By night, they were inseparable, talking until the early hours, sharing every detail of their lives with each other. On weekends, they would retreat into their own little world, away from everyone else, just the two of them. But despite their new relationship status, life didn’t slow down for either of them. Alex had his final college project to work on—something that demanded hours of focus and research. Nicole, on the other hand, was preparing for her finals. The pressure was mounting for both of them, but they somehow managed to carve
Alex 🖤 I looked down at my baby girl, who had already drifted off to sleep against my chest. Her steady breathing, soft and rhythmic, was the only sound in the quiet room, and I couldn’t help but smile at how peaceful she looked. Her long lashes rested gently against her cheeks, and her lips were slightly parted in the cutest way. Even in sleep, she clung to me, her tiny hand curled around the fabric of my shirt as if afraid I might disappear. Earlier, when I saw how jealous and insecure she had been over that girl in the parking lot, it made me unhappy. Not because of her feelings—those were natural—but because I hated the idea that she doubted my love for her, even for a second. Nicole was my everything, and seeing her so vulnerable tugged at my heart. That’s why I’d decided to set up this entire evening—to remind her how special she was to me, how much she meant. I wanted her to feel cherished, adored, and absolutely secure in the fact that I was hers, and only hers. The for
Nicole 💜 As I approached the parking lot, I spotted daddy's car immediately. His sleek black sedan was hard to miss, and usually, the sight of it sent a thrill of excitement through me. But today, my emotions were all tangled up, and that familiar excitement was nowhere to be found. I quickened my pace, my eyes darting toward the passenger window where a girl was standing. My heart sank the moment I saw her. She was leaning into the car, wearing practically nothing—her shorts barely covering her thighs and her top showing way too much skin. I couldn’t hear what they were saying, but I didn’t need to. The flirty smile on her face and the way she leaned in toward Alex told me everything I needed to know. My stomach twisted into knots. Why was she here? Why was she talking to my Alex? My daddy? A bitter pang of jealousy shot through me, stronger than I’d ever felt before. My hands clenched around the straps of my backpack as I got closer, and I could feel the warmth of anger ri
Alex 🖤 As I pulled into the parking lot of the campus , I couldn’t stop thinking about Nicole. She had this quiet, almost innocent power over me. It was hard to describe, but it was there in every look, every touch, and every smile she gave me. Her soft kisses this morning, so shy and sweet, had completely messed with my head. I couldn’t think straight, couldn’t focus on anything except her. I parked the car and checked my phone. I still had a few hours before class, which was perfect because I had plans to meet up with Owen and Simone. They had been a big part of everything that had happened with Nicole last night, and now, I couldn’t wait to tell them everything. I needed to talk it out, to let them know how incredible it felt to finally be with her in the way I’d always wanted. I stepped out of the car, locking it behind me as I made my way to a café close to the parking lot. The café was buzzing with its usual mid-morning crowd. Students hurried in and out, grabbing their
Nicole 💜 The soft sunlight streaming through the curtains gently pulled me from my sleep, warming the room with its golden hue. I stretched lazily beneath the covers, still enjoying the comfort of the soft and warm bed beneath me. My body felt heavy with contentment, and for a moment, I just lay there, savoring the peace of the morning. As I slowly stirred awake, the memories of the previous night flooded back into my mind, making my heart flutter and my stomach twist in excitement. _It all felt like a dream… but it wasn’t._ I smiled to myself, giggling quietly as the butterflies in my stomach danced around. I reached out instinctively to the side of the bed where Daddy usually slept, expecting to feel him still there. But instead, my hand met only cool sheets. He wasn’t in bed anymore. A soft pout formed on my lips. I had hoped he’d still be here beside me, his warmth wrapping me up, just like last night. Sighing a little, I sat up and looked around the room. The bed was empt