Power Couple
“Stop it, Davina. You know you can’t drink yet. What if your father will see?” a sweet voice of a female made the girl stop for a moment, then she rolled her eyes, continuing drinking the remaining red wine in her glass.
As soon as the alcohol swirled around her mouth, she felt much better.
“Shut up, Blair,” her answer was like she was no longer interested in talking to her best friend.
This made the best friend twitched her lip and she shrugged her shoulders, turning to walk away.
She threw the ten-dollar note towards the bartender and asked for a change.
Shoving the note in the backside of her pocket, she jumped off the big stool and pulled her tight jeans up as she started walking.
She had just walked out of the bar and to her shining black motorbike when she saw a guy coming in her direction.
“Ray Edmond,” she spoke with a hint of anger in her tone, but the face was smiling.
“Davina Sinclair, tell me what are you doing here?” he asked in a low yet sensual voice.
His raised brow was always her favourite.
She knew he was confused and that’s what makes her enjoy the moment with him.
Before she could speak he brought her closer, tracing her every line and curve, his palm clenched around her back.
She nestled close to him, their skins gliding together and he held her gaze, his bright blue eyes burning with a beautiful azure.
“Alright, that’s it. Let’s go,” she tapped his muscular chest and gestured him to sit on the bike.
Wearing the safety helmets, both of them sits on the bike, her perfectly manicured nails pushed the automatic button as the engine starts.
On the empty roads where the wind blew, giving the chills around their spines.
The girl raced the bike to the school while the guy sitting on the back held her delicate waist gently.
“Go a bit slow!” he said in a loud voice, due to the wind his words could only reach her ears as she pretending to be unaware.
Davina breaks the bike, stopping just in front of a bunch of students.
“Oh boy, here she is,” a guy in a bad boy attire whistled slowly while the rest of the school just peered at them.
