Summary of Chapter 17 – A turning point in His Drama Queen by LencySlamet
Chapter 17 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of His Drama Queen, written by LencySlamet. With the hallmarks of Internet literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
I couldn't stay any longer in bed. Even though Nicole told me to not break my head over it, I'm still doing it. I cannot rest before I mend things with her. I don't like to see Nicole mad at me. It hurts me for some reason.
I walked downstairs to the kitchen to make myself something to eat. I switched on the light and let out a gasp at the figure sitting on the kitchen counter. Dressed in a very skimpy lace and satin pajama, Nicole sat on the kitchen counter eating Ice-cream.
Startled she turned around when the lights turned on. I groaned internally when she did that. Her clothing covered barely anything. She wore a black lace and satin pajama that did an awful job of hiding her curves. Everything was so see-through and it was hard for me to keep my eyes off her.
"Turn the lights off!" She said as she tried to cover her body. Her efforts were all in vain. The more she tried to cover her body, the more it got exposed.
When I didn't do anything, she glared at me. "Fine, I'm out of here." She wanted to jump off the table, but I stopped her. "Wait!"
She looked up at me with a questioning look. "I'm sorry." I apologized. "For earlier."
"It's fine." She mumbled as she stared at the Ice-cream container. "Stop trying to make everything right. It was my fault."
"It was my fault," I said. "I should not have yelled at you."
She waved her hand in dismissal. "It's okay!" She snapped, her eyes holding all kinds of emotions. "I told you, don't break your head over it."
"But I do!" I yelled out frustrated. "Fuck I do, Nicole! I should have kissed you back and deal with the consequences later!"
Nicole immediately snapped her head at me. Her eyes widened in surprise. She was definitely taken aback. "Wh--What did you just say?" She stuttered out.
"I said---," I walked closer towards her. "I said that I should have kissed you back and deal with the consequences later."
I stood in between her legs, staring into her eyes. All kinds of questions were probably floating in her head. I'm not going to deny, in mine too. And the biggest one was 'What the hell am I doing?'
"Veronika?" She asked with uncertainty. I rolled my eyes at that, way to ruin the moment.
"To hell with Veronika."
She chuckled lightly, small dimples appearing in her cheeks. They were very small, one needs to pay close attention to spot it. "That's exactly what I was thinking earlier." She confessed. She scooped a spoonful of Ice cream and brought it to my mouth. "Want some."
I opened my mouth and I felt the Ice-cream melting inside. Vanilla-Strawberry.
"If you wake up tomorrow," Nicole said quietly. "Are you going to regret this?"
I shook my head wiping ice cream off the corner of her lips. "I don't regret anything. Not the kiss. Nothing. I was just confused, lost."
"Enlighten me, Ethan."
"I don't know what I'm feeling for you. I don't want to give you false hope." I answered honestly. "I don't know if you're the one I want to spend the rest of my life with."
Dear God, I couldn't fight against the thoughts that were going through my mind now. I should take things slowly. But her very smell was flooding my senses now. It made me hot and bothered.
A shy look before I pulled her face closer and our lips met. I kissed her and the world fell away. It was slow and soft, comforting in ways that words would never be. Nicole ran her fingers down my spine, pulling me closer until there was no space left between us and I could feel the beating of her heart against my chest.
As we parted I saw her eyes sparkle and lips curve up into a smile and I couldn't help but smile back. I know exactly what she was thinking.
The kiss was different. Very different from the first time.
This time I kissed her back. She got a taste of me.
"If this is what kissing you feels like," I said leaning in. My lips covered her's again and the world seemed to disappear around us. "Then I don't ever want to stop," I whispered against her skin.
Nicole Vargas
Metallic clatters from pots and pans woke me up. I blinked my eyes to get used to daylight. What time was it now? I looked around and realized I wasn't sleeping in my room, instead I was laying on the couch with a blanket covering half of my body.
My face turned red and it suddenly became very hot when I remembered what happened last night. I kissed Ethan, he rejected me, we came home, and we kissed again. The only difference was, the second time he kissed me back. How can something that feels so good and so right, be wrong?
I sighed as I kicked the cover off me. We kissed and cuddled until I fell asleep. Nothing sexual happened, thank goodness. Not only would it be embarrassing for me, but I also would have regretted it badly the next morning. I want to save my innocence for the person I love and want to marry. Not for someone who's not sure about me.

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