All Chapters of Unleashed Desires: Chapter 11 - Chapter 16

I had just finished my assignment when Dam entered the living room.“I’ve never seen you writing in here,” he told me.“I’m doing an assignment, and I needed a new scenario before I lost my mind,” I responded.“Ohh okay,” he said. He looked like he wanted to say something, and I already imagined what he wanted to talk about, but I didn’t want to talk about it.I picked up my books “I’m done though, gonna go shower,” I said, standing up and running to my room. I heard him call my name, but I quickly went in and shut my door.Okay, it was one thing to be very bold at night, but the same confidence didn’t apply during the day, at least for me. Dam had given me a night of pleasure, and I even ended up sleeping in his room, but waking up in the morning and feeling a tad too conscious was not a good thing for me. So I left before he woke up, and I spent all of Saturday and Sunday in the school library, only coming in at night and running to the silence of my room.It was Monday and I’d been

I had been bowling for some time, but none of my balls managed to knock down all the pins. So I took a break to get some water to quench my thirst. Dam was laughing uncontrollably beside me, and I scowled at him."It's not funny," I snapped at him."But it is," he said, still laughing. "How have you not been able to get all your balls in even once?" he asked."These things are cursed," I grumbled. "I'm usually good at bowling," I told him, which only made him laugh even harder."How long has it been since you went bowling?" he asked, finally stopping his laughter."About three months," I replied."Maybe you just need more time to get used to it again," he suggested."I've seen people bowl so well the first time they try it," I told him."Maybe it was just luck," he suggested, shrugging."Maybe," I agreed. "Anyway, I'm thirsty," I informed him."Okay, there's a bar over there," he pointed to the left. "We can get drinks there.""Okay."He got a beer, and I got a bottle of chilled mango

I was jolted awake by a loud persistent banging noise. Disoriented and groggy, I tried to make sense of what was going on. The noise continued, growing louder and more persistent with each passing moment.Panic rising in my chest, my first thought was looking for a safe place to hide, and any object to defend myself with. The banging continues and I get more scared. I stumble out of bed and make my way to my shoe stand, picking up a high-heeled shoe, ready to use the heel on whoever it was.“Ash,” I heard someone shout from outside. The fact that whoever it was knew my name made me even more scared.“Ash common,” the voice said again, and I realized who it was. “Dam?” I said to myself. Why was he knocking on my door at that time of the night? I checked my phone to be sure of the time, and it was two o’clock in the morning.I rushed and opened my door, but there was no one there. Then I heard the knocking again, and then I realized it came from the main entrance. I opened the door, and