All Chapters of My biggest mistake: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

David's POV  Killians wide eyes showed a hurt that was unexplainable, as he sank back into his seat tears welled in his eyes. And when he pulled away from Charlie's hands I knew the move hurt her more than she was showing. "You said that David was a friend." "We are friends buddy, very good ones. We just lost touch for awhile." I said while taking Charlie's hand. Whatever I felt towards her had to be put aside for now, Killian didn't need to see us arguing.  "Then where have you been? Why weren't you with us?" Killian asked. That one question shattered my already broken heart into a million pieces, and tears crested my eyes. Killian buried himself into Charlie, wrapping his arms around her neck. His shoulders moved with his sobs, and it shattered my world, filled me with an unexplainable anger towards his mother. "Why weren't you here Daddy?” he sobbed. 

David's POVMy eyes burst wide open. Throwing my covers back, I surveyed the damage. My duck throbbed as heads of cum marked my naked skin. Fuck. The dream, it felt so real. So life like. I can still hear her voice echoing off the corners of my mind. Still feel her body in my hands. So I forced myself up from the bed and placed my feet on the floor. Jesus. I need a shower. Steam from the hot water filled the room as I stepped in, the waterfall shower poured down on my skin as my cock hung thickly between my legs. Still hard as the dream about Charlie lingered in my mind. I washed my hair, running conditioner through it, trying to shake the dream from my mind. Trying to get ready for the day ahead of me.&nb

Charlie's POV David called, finally. Asking me to meet him at the lake. A place we used to all go together.  Alex, Jill, David, and I spent almost every weekend out here. Camping, relaxing, swimming. This had always been the place I would come to when I was upset and in those weeks David and I spent together I told him about it.  I wonder if that's why he picked this place?  When I stepped out of the car I saw David staring out over the water. The moon and house lights on the lake lit up his features, making the dark place a little brighter around him while his silhouette stood out.  I heard my breath as I took him in, took in the sharpness of his shoulders, the hard lines of his face, the grim set line of his mouth, his hand clasped behind his back. Hair messed up just the preference way and it made my hands ache to run through it.  He looked phenomenal. But he d

David's POV Those ten words shook my from my calm like trance.  Clenching and unclenching my jaw I try to calm down before answering her.  "I don't know." I said. "Why not?" She asked. Like I needed a reason to not look at her face right now, but it just makes me so angry when I see her.  "Honestly?" "Of course." She whispered. "It makes me angry to look at you right now Charlotte. To think about what you took from me. I know I had no right to yell at you the way I did while we were at your parents house, but I don't take back what I said. I also don't regret it. You took a very important decision away from me Char. And I've missed out on six solid impoortant years of my sons life because of that. Because of you." I said.  The sob that sounded from her mouth almost broke my resolve, almost.  "I really am sorry David. I thought I was doing the

Charlie's POVWalking away from David at the lake was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. I laid awake all night going over everything that happened. The expressions crossing his face as I laid out my whole sordid life in front of him. Explained why I felt the need to leave, why I always ran. And then I left, to let him process everything. To give him a chance at figuring out what he wanted to do. Four days passed before he showed up at the front door, asking me to come outside. To talk. If I thought I was nervous last time, it couldn't compare to what I felt now. Everything was out in the open and if David decided he just wanted a relationship with his son and not me I had to respect that. "I believe you Char, I do. I know that you thought leaving was the best decision at the time. But that doesn't stop it from hurting."I couldn't look at him, I didn't want him to see the tears wells up in my eyes. I c