I Want Her Bare, Always
It was almost painful watching everyone else live so freely while I felt like I had spent months running from one disaster straight into another.
After nearly twenty minutes, Hazel slowed the car in front of a modest apartment building tucked away on a quiet street. There was nothing particularly special about it. No expensive gates, no security guards standing outside, no luxury cars parked nearby. It looked like the sort of place people actually lived peaceful lives. She turned off the engine before looking at me with a reassuring smile.
"We're here."
"Where exactly is here?," I asked, glancing at the building.
Hazel climbed out of the car, and I followed her, still looking around cautious