Chapter16
 
 Promises, promises
 
 Oriana
 
 I believe his words.
 
 He is indeed going to make me come.
 
 As I move closer to him I bite the inside of my cheek, his finger inside of me still thrusting. I can’t believe I’m doing this. Sitting in this place with his hand up my skirt and a vibrator in my panties.
 
 What type of woman have I become?
 
 He chuckles as I grip his shoulders, my nails digging in.
 
 “That’s my girl. Come for me, all around my fucking fingers. Milk them as if they were my cock.”
 
 I felt the orgasm break loose when he said, “That’s my girl.”
 
 Why does that do it for me?
 
 The best I was called from my ex-husband was “wife.”
 
 That was exciting at the beginning until it wasn’t.
 
 But “that’s my girl”?
 
 Does that ever get old? I believe not.
 
 My grip loosens, and he removes his hand as I lay my head on his shoulder.
 
 “Are you ready for me to show you around?” he asks.
 
 I pull away from him and stand, righting my skirt and looking around to see if anyone has witnessed what just happened. I glance back to my drink, pick it up, and toss it all back before I nod. “Liquid courage.”
 
 “You don’t need courage.” He winks. “Just stamina.”
 
 I giggle, and he grips my hand, leading me from the bar. The blonde who I saw with him last night approaches us. She’s dressed in a long, lacy shawl over the top of a lingerie set.
 
 “Avani, what’s wrong?” Jake asks before she can say anything.
 
 “I want an expensive bag. Can that be my bonus this year? A real one, not a fake one.” She smirks.
 
 “What?” Jake says, clearly used to her strange ways.
 
 “One of my clients had one, and I want one too.”
 
 “Then you need to find yourself a sugar daddy.”
 
 “As if.” She rolls her eyes and gives me a small wave before she sashays off.
 
 Jake looks back at me. “Avani is…interesting.” I can’t help but giggle again at his description of her. He raises a brow.
 
 “What?” I question.
 
 “I like that sound.” He shrugs, then leads me to another area. We move to the back, passing rooms and beds. Everyone wears a colored wristband, mostly yellow and green, while I am wearing a red one.
 
 “What does red mean?” I ask.