All Chapters of MY FRIENDS FATHER: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Alessa SullivanThe party was about to start, and I was so excited about everything happening. I never imagined I would win a scholarship to George. I'm just an orphan girl who, by the misfortune of losing my parents, received a government scholarship for a private boarding school and, later, had my college funded.I knew my parents were important to the government, but I had no idea who they really were.My friend Giulia had already left our dormitory to go to the hall, prepared for our class graduation and the presentation of our group that got into the residency program. I'm not a nerd, but I work hard to get good grades and stay above average to keep receiving the government's benefits.I looked at myself in the mirror after putting in my contact lenses; the lights would give me a headache from the reflection, so I thought it was better to come and change them. I touched the pendant of my necklace again and looked at the picture I had with my parents.“I'm almost graduating!” I sa

Alessa SullivanGoing with Giulia's father, I don't know where, wasn't what I was planning above that night. In fact, neither was giving my virginity to an older man.But now I'm sitting here in front of him, with his hand on my chin, looking for some sign that I'm insecure about being there in front of him.It wasn't insecurity that was making me think, but I was thinking about what to say to Giulia about my disappearance with her father. I don't want to lose your friendship, it's very important to me.“I accept your proposal…” His lips stick to mine and I let him lead that sensual dance with his warm, enveloping tongue.Before long, I was lying under him on the sofa with its extremely comfortable gray fabric. I grip the collar of his shirt tightly, keeping him trapped in my body.I feel him pull away from my lips and when I open my eyes he looks confused, staring at me.“That's wrong…” He doesn't finish the sentence. “Maybe, but it's too late now.” I start unbuttoning his shirt.

Mattia de LucaI change into a shirt and sweatpants and go out to meet my daughter, who is probably preparing coffee since she loves her caffeine in the morning. I walk slowly, still feeling the weight of exhaustion from going to sleep nearly at dawn. As I enter the living room, I'm faced with Alessa wearing sunglasses, hugging a pillow that I had laid down before taking her to bed.“Did you sleep late, papà?” I smile at Alessa on the sofa and go towards my daughter.“Yes, I was watching the news.” She starts laughing and I'm confused.“Are you this tired because you slept late or because your visit left you exhausted?” she starts laughing and pours us coffee. “Come on, Alessa.”“Giulia, watch your mouth!” I scolded my daughter even more in front of the girl who was with me all night.“It's not like I don't know about your love affairs, Dad. It's time to move on.” I sit down and drink a cup of unsweetened coffee to wake up immediately.“Giulia?” I hear Alessa scolding my daughter.“Co

Giulia de LucaMaybe pushing a situation between them might help spark more interest, if it hasn’t already.I burst with joy knowing that this apartment is now mine, that I no longer need to stay in the dorm, but I refuse to stay away from my best friend, and if possible, she could become my father's girlfriend."How about we move in today?" I suggested to Alessa, who choked on her drink."Are you crazy? That would be too much trouble for Mr. De Luca," she replies, and I notice my father doesn’t really like what she says.“ I don't see any problem with that; it will help you start getting used to the place.” My dad says, looking at Alessa."Great, then let's go back to the campus to pack up!" I say, looking into my friend's blue eyes.My dad continues to check the news while we clean up the kitchen and everything else we've used. Alessa helps me make a grocery list to tackle before we return, and I think I have an idea to leave the two of them alone for a few moments.Alessa rides bac

Giulia de LucaI burst with joy knowing that this apartment is now mine, and that I no longer need to stay in the dorm. But I refuse to stay away from my best friend and, if possible, she might even become my dad’s girlfriend.“How about we move in today?” I suggest to Alessa, who chokes on her drink.“Are you crazy, causing trouble for Mr. De Luca?” I notice that my dad doesn't seem to like her comment.“I see no problem at all, at least you'll start getting used to the house,” my dad says, looking at Alessa.“Great, then let's head to campus to pack up!” I say, looking into my friend's blue eyes.My father continues to glance at the news while we clean up the kitchen and everything we've used. Alessa helps me make a grocery list for us to pick up before heading back, and I think I have an idea to leave the two of them alone for a bit.Alessa returned with me in my car, and my dad drove the one they had been using, saying it would be good for splitting up boxes if needed. I have enou