The Present

By Mei Parker

Everything was going well in my life until my sister asked me for a big favor. She wanted me to spend a night with her husband and be his birthday present.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mei Parker
• Release date: Dec 11, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311824349

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The Present

By Mei Parker

Copyright © 2016 Mei Parker

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I was waiting to meet my big sister in a crowded coffee cafe. I stood at the entrance of the cafe looking around for an empty seat. The place was packed for some reason. It seemed as if they might be giving away free coffee or something. The atmosphere inside was refreshing as compared to the brutal hot weather outside. I saw a young couple vacate their seats that was on the right hand corner, just underneath the air conditioner. I was relieved and quickly made my way towards the table and sat there before anyone else. I felt the air of the air conditioner hit me, cooling me down.

It was mid of summer so it was very hot, especially with the afternoon sun showering its burning rays on the city streets, making it feel like an oven. I was sweating under my clothes due to this humid weather. I was wearing a loose blue halter top (which covered less than half of my back and showed my cleavage which was damp with perspiration) and a black skirt which ended just an inch above my knees. I felt a drop of sweat run down the centre crevice of my back and the cool air of the air conditioner kissing it. It felt incredible. Gave me a few chills.

Would you like something ma'm? A cute guy asked me as he came and stood close to my table holding a pen and pad.

I smiled and replied, a cold coffee will be nice.

Okay. Anything else ma'm?

Just the coffee for now. I answered and turned my attention to my phone as I checked for any messages or calls.

The boy had left the table and I found no messages, especially not from my sister. At least she could have informed me that she'll be coming late