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K. Linde - Take Me for Granted

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Grant Manwhore. Adrenaline junkie. Lead singer of ContraBand. What you see is what you get. I make no apologies for my actions, and by now no one expects any from me. I live my life the way I want and as long as it pushes the demons back, then Im solid. Ive never needed a chick for more than a good lay. Why would I need just one when I can have a different one every night? Until she walks into my world. Aribel Mouthy. Perfectionist. Princeton student. Chemistry major. Yes, that pretty much describes me. Oh, and virgin. But Im only nineteen, and have more important things to concern myself with. What really matters is finishing my degree and getting a good job. Ive worked hard for what I want, and do whats expected of me. I dont need anyone to get in my way. Until he opens up my world. But if I give you my world, whatever you dodont TAKE ME for granted.

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Take Me for Granted

Take Me - 1

K. A. Linde

Chapter 1: Grant

I didnt remember the number of women Id fucked.

Yeah, that might sound cocky or maybe a bit disgusting even, but Id never given two fucks. I wasnt about to start now.

Whoever was lying beside me needed to get the fuck out before I could remember her name.

Did I remember her name?

Lany.

Lacy.

Lucy?

No.

Fuck.

I didnt give a shit. She just needed to leave, so I could get back to sleep.

Babe, I grumbled, nudging the chick in the ribs. Darlin.

Mmm, she groaned. I love when you call me darlin.

Id already known she liked it. She had lost her clothes quickly enough to the sound of it last night. Now, I was pretty sure Id never say it again if it meant that she would get out quicker.

Time to go home.

The girl turned on her side and tucked the comforter under her arms, covering her tits. Well, there went her best quality. She gave me a come-and-get-me look and pouted her lips as if that would change my mind. Not likely.

Oh, come on, Grant, she whispered throatily.

Her hand slid down my chest and then farther south. Yeah, not happening. I wasnt interested in another mediocre performance on her part. Maybe a blow job. Then again, probably not. She stroked my cock, and I was reconsidering that blow job. She had to be better at sucking dick then fucking. It was some unwritten rule. Either they sucked, or they fucked.

No, honey. Its time for you to go home. I rolled onto my back and reached for the joint and a lighter on my nightstand.

Thats not what you were saying last night.

I flicked the Zippo to life and took a drag on the joint. Thats what Im saying now. You knew how this was going to go when you came back with me. So, save me the headache and just leave.

Baby she whined.

She tried to shimmy closer to me, but I pushed her away.

Man, her voice grates on my nerves. This was fun. Nothing more.

Cant we have fun again?

No. Id rather have fun with someone else, I told her point-blank, taking another drag.

Her jaw dropped, and she hopped out of bed. Whore, she snapped. She snatched up her clothes and then stormed toward the door.

I waited until it slammed shut behind her before blowing out the smoke.

It wasnt the first time Id heard that. I preferred the term manwhore. Id earned that title, and I was fucking proud of it.

Chapter 2: Aribel

Its just not working.

Four wordsand I was completely detached from every single one of them.

It hadnt been working between Benjamin and me for a while. It wasnt just because I wasnt willing to lose my virginity to him. Though, I was sure that had factored into his decision. I just didnt like him more than my perfect 4.0 GPA, and that was a low blow to his ego. I guessed the fact that I wouldnt lose my virginity to him was a blow to his ego, too. Oh well

Aribel, its not you. Its me.

Uh-huh.

I dont want to hurt you.

Too late.

Sort of.

Did I finish that chemistry assignment?

I couldnt remember. I was pretty sure Id gotten through the last two problems. Theyd been the most difficult. Maybe if he hurried this up, I could double-check them.

I hope we can still be friends, Benjamin continued.

Thats okay, I said, my voice indifferent. My hands were hanging at my side. I mean, we werent really friends before, and we dont have any classes together. Actually, we have very little in common.

Aribel, this is what Im talking about. You always just spit out the first thing on your mind.

I was already bored with the situation. I reached up and started fiddling with the top button of my peach cardigan. His eyes flicked to the movement, and his face hardened further.

Oh well.

The day a guy held my interest longer than my chem lab, Id probably marry him and have the requisite two-and-a-half children, like my parents.

I just feel like sometimesI dont know. Sometimes, I feel kind of like you just dont care. You get so wrapped up in everything else that

What? I asked, trying and failing to keep from snapping at him.

Im just saying that maybe you should stop and smell the roses.

I dont like roses. I crinkled my nose.

Benjamin blew out his breath heavily. Just forget it.

Okay.

When Benjamin left, I walked over to my desk and rechecked the chemistry assignment on my MacBook. Finished. Thats a relief. Now, I wouldnt have to worry about that.

It was early September, and I was in my sophomore year at Princeton. I was taking my first upper-level class in the chemistry department. I wouldnt want to fall behindnot that it was likely. But with the homework off my mind, I could reflect on what had occurred.

Benjamin had dumped me. I wasnt sad exactly, not really. I was more disappointed. He was exactly the kind of guy I was supposed to be withbright, a junior at Princeton, parents still happily married and part of the high society in Boston my parents frequented. He was driven, motivated, and ambitiouslike me. I just didnt know why it hadnt worked, why it never worked.

Walking out of my bedroom, I turned toward the kitchen to make myself a pot of tea. Some honey lemon chai would make this all a little better.

Hey, Aribel. I just saw Benjamin leave, one of my roommates, Shelby, said with a smile. She was standing by the open refrigerator across the room. Her shoulder-length brown hair was up in a ponytail, and wearing Nike running shorts and an oversize T-shirt, she looked like she had just come from class. You still making him wait?

I guess hell have to wait a lifetime, I responded dryly.

You should just give it up. Its really not a big deal. Cheyenne is going to make fun of you for the rest of your life.

I dont care what Cheyenne thinks, I said stubbornly.

Cheyenne might be one of my closest friends, but the girl was a real nuisance when it came to my love life.

So, for real, why not Benjamin? Doesnt he fit the list of things you want in a guy? Shelby leaned her hip against the refrigerator and waited for my reply.

I looked up into her dark brown eyes. I dont have a list.

Shelby snorted. Well, if you had a list, wouldnt he fit?

I shrugged noncommittally. Sure.

Oh my goodness, she agrees with me without arguing. The world has ended as we know it.

Youre hilarious, Shelby. You should be a stand-up comedian, I said, crossing my arms over my chest.

You havent answered my question. Sidestepping wont work on me. Why not Benjamin?

Because he broke up with me.

What? Shelby all but shrieked. When? Just now?

Yes.

Oh God, Im sorry. I was a jerk, and Benjamin just broke up with you. Shelby rushed forward and enveloped me in a hug.

She was taller than me by a few inches, and her stooping over me made me feel even more uncomfortable than I already was.

Sympathymy favorite.

I stood there awkwardly as my roommate tried to console me for something I wasnt even sad about. Yeah, I was disappointed that it hadnt worked out, but it wasnt like I was a blubbering mess. Shelby needed to pull herself together.

Im fine, Shelby. I patted her back.

Youre not fine, Aribel. You always act like youre fine, but youre clearly not. Who is fine after her boyfriend breaks up with her? No one.

Really. Its okay. Please drop it.

No. You know what? Im going to call Cheyenne and Gabi. Youre coming with us tonight to the ContraBand show at The League, and were going to find you a rebound.

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