Yours, Until Needed
Chapter 86: Dinner

Chapter 86: Dinner

RINA

And that lunch checkout really did extend. Because the moment that phone call ended, they were tangled up again.

Rina wondered if something was wrong with them because just looking at each other got them so horny they needed to act on it. And that was despite aching so much already.

The respite was every time they took naps. And baths. Not that they ended up fully cleaned because they’d even do the deed there.

Rina even had doubts about his skills. She wondered whether he was really good or if she was just so starved that she’d react to anything he did.

With how many times she’d orgasmed, she was sure she didn’t need to experience space travel for herself. The guy kept on sending her there in ways she never thought possible.

Her handy dildos couldn’t touch her like that, nor could those things make out with her when she cried out. And those could definitely not eat her out like he was doing now.

When Eli called her to update her about life, Rina was being eaten out. She was so shocked when he decided to go down on her, allowing her to talk on the phone without being pounded.

The difficulty level of listening and not moaning was right up there with a full day of exams. Every time Idris grazed her clit, she would shudder in pleasure.

The view also made for a different kind of delicacy because Idris habitually checked on her. Looking up from her center as he lapped her with his tongue.

When Eli said goodbye, Rina’s legs, which threatened to clamp Idris’s head in an attempt to stifle her moans, opened like a very welcoming gate.

By now, she had successfully shelved her shame. Opting to deal with it later, she was confident in letting him have her.

And Idris liked that very much because every time he got permission by virtue of being given more access, he just kept on improving his ministrations.

These two explored each other so much that they could only return home the next day. By then, Idris had made sure to send the challenged Rina home safely.

As if starting a new gym regimen, her body was sore after the adrenaline wore off.

But what was funny was that they tried not to look at each other all the way home, probably scared of part 4. Rina couldn’t speak because her throat was really spent from two nights of screaming, moaning, and mewling for Idris.

She was dead tired and had no chance to assess what just transpired. So, all the shame and panic were left for when she woke up.

Her memories haunted her for days. As someone who had never been in such a situation, Rina had no idea what to do afterward aside from keeping all of this to herself.

She didn’t exactly feel like advertising her romp with their architect and her cousin’s best friend.

Rina seemed to be on the money when she kept mum about it because Idris showed no indication of change. He just continued sending over his work, and they had their usual exchange for questions and clarifications.

She received all of it through messages, and she felt much better about it. Her gripe was that after her experience, her trusted toys stopped being enough.

Really frustrating if you asked her.

What was she supposed to do now?

This was her new normal, which continued until the construction summit’s first day.

When Lucian took Eli away, Rina also ran for it. She had no choice but to look for landscapers, so she asked to split up with Mitchel. There was no helping it because she planned to use some evasive maneuvers that might look funny to Mitchel.

Not to mention, Mitchel was fast on the uptake. The guy understood social cues and would notice her issue immediately.

But because the heavens didn’t pity her. She had to watch Sasha, Alexa’s snake of a cousin, attempt to shoot her shot at Idris.

Idris dodged her pronounced signals, and Rina subconsciously enjoyed that, not that she’d admit that readily. But the feeling of sharing the same guy with Sasha just didn’t sit right with her.

She wanted to peruse a different aisle, but Idris called her by her name.

"Rina."

That was new; it was the first time he publicly referred to her like that.

She thought about just running for it, but Sasha made a comment that she couldn’t ignore.

"Don’t tell me you know that girl? Did she also try going after you like all those other guys?" Sasha scoffed and then acted like she was warning him due to concern.

This got Rina walking towards them.

"Idris, good to see you," like they didn’t just see each other earlier.

"You’re looking for bidders?" He asked, and Rina had to answer in a roundabout manner because this was Sasha.

"For anything interesting," Rina answered nonchalantly, only for Idris to offer to show her around.

She wanted to reject him because she had no idea how to deal with him, but Sasha’s face made her accept.

For the most part, Sasha tried going after Idris, but he weaved around, making it difficult for someone short like Sasha to see where to go.

"She’s gone now. So you can get back to what you were doing."

"I have a presentation shortly after Lucian. But I was hoping to talk to you after."

Idris invited her to dinner and told her to consider it before rejecting it. He’ll wait there regardless of her choice.

So Rina had to sit there, pretending to listen to the speakers, when she was really torn about Idris’ invitation.

When he presented, she just gave up, deciding to go anyway.

In her mind, "What more could go wrong?"

But fate shouldn’t be tested like that. Because for her and Idris, dinners usually called for a different type of meal. So, just sitting like this felt foreign to her.

Then they’ve got flies buzzing around them. For some reason, different women kept approaching their table, and by the third time, Rina couldn’t help but sneer at him.

"You’re like a universal recipient." She couldn’t help it.

"What, are you saying I’m compatible with everyone?" Idris raised an eyebrow, amused at her expression.

Rina scoffed, but Idris continued, "By extension, doesn’t that mean you’ve donated similarly?"

That hit a chord because, for some reason, people have always thought she was some slut that just got it on with everyone when she had been inexperienced until recently.

In anger, Rina just agreed. She’s learned that arguing would get her nowhere. So she just quipped, "So what?"

This earned her a grave look from Idris, who decided they couldn’t continue this conversation in public.