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My Billionaire Boytoy
Scenario:this is in los angeles a story about music and love and marriage and adultery and drug use and alcohol use and travels and bdsm and and age difference and explicit nudity and sex content and drama and sexual affair and fame and fans and my name is mohamed abdi and i am from london england and i have a british accent and i am a rich established world famous pop and rnb singer and i am 24 years old and i have tattoos on my arms and legs and neck and abdomen and back and hands and i have dark skin and braids and i unexpected began a romance with a 46 year old single divorced woman named sarah adams she has brown hair and black eyes and sarah becomes attracted to me but she thinks she is too old for me because she is 22years older than me and i became attracted to her and and sarah has a ex husband named mark reynolds a 49 years old lawyer and me and sarah are the main and central character and this story is called love or music
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Mohamed Abdi
male. He is a 24yearold British pop and RNB singer. He is charming,adventurous,and magnetic. Mohamed Abdi experiences a whirlwind romance with a woman 22 years older than him,Sarah Adams. Their relationship sparks intense attraction,despite the significant age difference. Mohamed's sudden rise to fame and his wealthy lifestyle provide him with a carefree attitude. His relationship with Sarah becomes intense,marked by passionate encounters and deep emotional connection,exploring themes of love,desire,and the challenges of his fame.
Sarah Adams
female. She is a 46yearold marketing manager from Los Angeles. She is intelligent,beautiful,and selfconscious. Sarah falls deeply in love with Mohamed Abdi,despite believing she is too old for him. Her curiosity and determination lead her into a provocative relationship with him. Sarah has been divorced for three years and is rebuilding her life. She struggles with the 22year age difference but finds solace in Mohamed's attention and affection,which helps her regain confidence and selfworth.
I was in my hotel room when my phone rang.
I picked it up and saw that it was my manager calling.
"Hello, what's up?" I said.
"Listen, Mohamed, I have some good news for you. Are you sitting down?"
He asked.
"Yes, I am."
I replied.
"Okay, well I just wanted to let you know that your single has reached number one on the charts. And not only that, but it has been announced that you will be performing at the Grammy Awards next year."
He said.
I was silent for a moment because I was in shock.
I couldn't believe what I had just heard.
"Are you there? Are you okay?"
My manager asked.
"Yes, I am fine. Thank you so much for letting me know. This is amazing news!"
I said excitedly.
"Okay, well I'm going to send over some details for the Grammy Awards. They'll be sent by email. And don't forget that you have an interview tomorrow at 10am sharp."
He said.
"Okay, got it. Thanks again!"
I said before ending the call.
I couldn't believe what I had just heard!
Performing at the Grammy Awards next year was a dream come true for me.
And not only that, but my single had reached number one on the charts.
This was amazing news!
I thought as I stood up from my chair and walked over to my window.
I looked out the window and saw that there were a lot of people walking around on the street.
I could hear the sound of cars driving by and people talking.
It was a busy city, but I liked it.
I walked into the press room at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
The room was filled with journalists and photographers, all waiting for the Grammy nomination press conference to begin.
I took my place at the podium and adjusted the microphone stand.
The lights were blinding, and the noise level was deafening.
Everyone was talking at once, asking questions and trying to get my attention.
I tried to focus on what I needed to say, but it was difficult with so many people vying for my attention.
I looked out into the crowd and saw Sarah standing in the back of the room.
Our eyes met briefly before I looked away.
I couldn't let anyone see how much she meant to me.
Two other artists who had been nominated for Grammys joined me on stage.
One was a rapper from Atlanta, and the other was a pop diva from New York. The event coordinator gestured for us to stand together for photos.
My hands felt clammy as I moved closer to them.
I knew that this moment could expose everything, but I couldn't help myself.
The photographers shouted directions at us, telling us to smile and look at each other.
Under the blinding lights, I kept my face expressionless.
The other two nominees shifted closer to me, their shoulders pressing against mine for the group shot.
I could feel the heat radiating off their bodies, and my palms grew sweaty.
In the sea of faces before me, I spotted Sarah edging her way towards the front of the press pool.
Her press badge glinted under the lights, and she held up her camera, blending in with the other journalists.
The metallic clicks of shutters filled the air as I forced myself to look directly ahead, fighting the urge to meet her gaze.
One of the photographers called out for a final pose, and I felt my professional mask slipping.
I sat in the front row of the Grammy Awards, surrounded by fellow artists and industry executives.
My leg bounced nervously as the presenter opened the envelope for Best Original Song.
The cameras panned across the faces of the nominees, lingering on mine for a moment before moving on.
When they announced my name, the room erupted in applause.
I hugged my manager and made my way to the stage, my heart pounding in my chest.
As I grasped the golden gramophone trophy, I scanned the audience and caught Sarah's eyes from her press section.
She was beaming at me while discreetly wiping away tears.
As I stepped up to the microphone, I hesitated for a moment, then spoke.
"Sarah, I know you're out there," I said, my voice steady despite the whirlwind of emotions.
"This award is as much yours as it is mine, and I couldn't have done it without you."
After my first Grammy win, I returned to my seat, still trembling from the weight of my revelation.
The press section buzzed with whispers and camera clicks, all directed at Sarah.
She maintained her professional composure, but I could see the hint of a smile on her lips.
The ceremony continued, and soon they announced the nominees for Album of the Year.
My leg bounced anxiously as the presenter opened the envelope.
There was a dramatic pause before they announced the winner: "Hidden Agenda."
The audience erupted again.
This time, as I walked to the stage, I made direct eye contact with Sarah.
She mouthed "I love you" while dabbing at her tears.
My hands shook as I grasped my second Grammy of the night.
As I stood at the microphone, the weight of the moment pressed down on me.
"Sarah," I began, my voice barely above a whisper, "I think it's time we let them all know."
From her seat, she nodded slightly, her eyes glistening with unshed tears.
After accepting my second Grammy, I scanned the audience and froze when I spotted Sarah.
She was no longer in the press section but was sitting next to a man in a well-tailored suit.
I squinted, trying to make out his features.
As he turned slightly, I realized it was her ex-husband Mark.
Sarah was wiping away tears while Mark leaned close, whispering something in her ear.
My bodyguard touched my elbow, indicating it was time to leave the stage.
I stumbled slightly, gripping both my Grammys as I returned to my seat between my manager and producer.
My best friend passed me a glass of champagne, but I couldn't bring myself to drink it.
Throughout the rest of the ceremony, I kept glancing over my shoulder at Sarah and Mark.
They sat together, occasionally exchanging whispers or sharing a laugh.
I grip the steering wheel of my Ferrari tighter, the two Grammy awards rattling in their gift bags on the passenger seat as I speed through LA's empty streets.
My security detail follows close behind in black SUVs, their headlights reflecting in my rearview mirror.
The image of Sarah with Mark keeps flashing in my mind, making my foot press harder on the accelerator.
The speedometer climbs higher and higher until I'm weaving in and out of lanes on the 101 freeway.
I can see the lights of Beverly Hills in the distance, and I push the car even faster.
As I approach the security gates of my mansion, I slow down slightly and roll down my window to enter the code.
The gates open with a metallic creak, and I drive through them, not waiting for my security detail to follow.
I speed up the long driveway lined with palm trees and pull into the circular driveway in front of my mansion. As I step out of the car, I see Sarah's car already parked beside mine.
My heart pounds as I pull out my Grammys and walk over to her car.
But when I peer through the window, the driver's seat is empty.
I turn around and look up at my front steps, where Sarah is pacing back and forth while talking on her phone.
I storm past her and into the house, slamming the front door behind me.
I walk straight to my home studio and enter without knocking.
The producer looks up from his desk in surprise as I walk in.
"Hey, man, congratulations on your wins," he says, extending his hand.
I ignore his hand and walk over to the piano.
I sit down on the bench and open the leather-bound notebook that is always lying there.
My hands shake as I grab a pen and start writing lyrics about forbidden love, betrayal, and heartache.
The words flow onto the page as if possessed by an outside force.
When I finish writing, I place my fingers on the keys and start playing a melody that matches the mood of my lyrics.
The music flows out of me like blood from an open wound.
After finishing the melody, I turn to the producer and tell him to set up the recording booth.
He quickly gets to work while I walk into the recording booth and put on my headphones. I adjust the microphone stand to my height and wait for the producer's signal.
As soon as he gives me a thumbs-up through the studio window, I start singing:
"She's an older woman with a younger man,
A forbidden love that she can't withstand,
But she can't let go of her past,
And he can't compete with her memories at last."
I stop singing and look up at the producer through the studio window.
He gives me a nod of approval before pressing play on his computer screen.
As I listen to my own voice echo back through my headphones, I feel a sense of pride and accomplishment wash over me.
After listening to myself sing, I take off my headphones and step out of the recording booth.
The producer is sitting at his desk with a smile on his face.
"That was great," he says, giving me a thumbs-up.
"Let's do it again."
We spend hours in the studio recording different versions of my song.
Each time I sing it, I feel like I'm pouring out a little more of my soul.
As we work, Sarah occasionally walks past the studio window, but I try not to look at her. After hours of recording, we finally finish our final take.
I sit alone in my home studio's control room, staring at the laptop screen in front of me.
The streaming numbers for my new song about Sarah and Mark are climbing higher and higher by the second.
My phone buzzes constantly with notifications from my team.
Times Square billboards featuring my face and the song's title are going live.
Korean music shows are asking for an exclusive performance.
European radio stations are playing the song on repeat.
Suddenly, the producer bursts into the room holding a bottle of champagne.
"We did it," he shouts, popping open the cork and spraying champagne everywhere.
"We broke all the records."
I barely hear his words as I stare at the Spotify counter ticking closer and closer to one billion streams.
My phone buzzes again, and I see a text from Sarah: "I heard the song."
My thumb hovers over her message, trembling as I try to decide what to say.
I type, "It's all true," and hit send before I can change my mind.
I check my phone again, and a notification pops up from Universal Music UK: "10 million pounds deposited into your account."
I pause for a moment, staring at the message.
When I open my banking app, my balance reads 110 million pounds.
It's surreal to see that number in my account.
I shake my head and put my phone back in my pocket.
Later that day, I park my Bentley behind Nobu Malibu and walk around to the private entrance.
I adjust my black fedora and Gucci shades before entering the restaurant.
As I step inside, I see Sarah already seated in our secluded corner booth.
She's wearing a navy cocktail dress that hugs her curves perfectly, and her hair is tied up in a loose bun.
She looks up at me and smiles nervously as she fidgets with her napkin.
"Did you mean every word?" she asks, her voice barely above a whisper.
"Every single one," I reply, sliding into the booth across from her.
She takes a deep breath, her eyes searching mine. "Then we need to talk about what happens next."
I reach across the table at Nobu, taking Sarah's trembling hand in mine.
The restaurant's dim lighting casts shadows across her face as she looks down at our intertwined fingers.
Around us, other diners pretend not to notice the famous singer in their midst, but I catch glimpses of phones discretely pointed our way.
Sarah's perfume mingles with the scent of seafood as she leans closer.
"I left Mark at the Grammys," she whispers, her voice barely audible over the restaurant's ambient noise.
"He wanted to reconcile, but I chose you."
I nod, feeling the weight of her decision settle between us like a silent promise.
I lean closer, my thumb tracing circles on her palm as she dabs tears with her napkin.
The paparazzi outside press their cameras against the windows, but I don't care.
All that matters is the way Sarah's fingers tremble between mine.
She pulls her hand away, reaching into her purse for a compact mirror.
As she reapplies her lipstick, she glances up at me.
"I'm scared," she admits, her voice cracking.
"What if Mark tells everyone about our age gap? What if they turn on me?"
I pull out my phone, opening the booking confirmation I received earlier that day.
I slide it across the table to her, watching as her eyes widen.
"I booked us a private villa in Santorini," I explain, my voice low and steady.
"We'll leave next week. Just the two of us."
Sarah's eyes lock onto mine, filled with a mix of fear and longing.
She reaches for my hand again, squeezing it tightly.
"Really?" she whispers.
I nod, signaling the waiter for champagne.
As he pours our glasses, Sarah leans closer, her voice barely audible over the clinking of crystal.
"Mark will never let me go that easily."
I raise my glass to hers, our eyes locked in a silent understanding.
"I'll order for us," I say, catching the waiter's eye.
"Lobster and caviar."
Sarah nods, her gaze drifting back to the flashing cameras outside the restaurant's windows.
We ignore them, lost in our own world as the waiter disappears into the kitchen.
She picks at her sushi, her eyes never leaving mine.
"Mark made me sign a prenup," she says, her voice barely above a whisper.
"He said it was standard, but I didn't know what I was signing. After the divorce, I got nothing. No alimony, no property. Nothing."
Tears roll down her cheeks as she reaches for my hand again.
I squeeze it tightly, my voice filled with conviction.
"You'll never be alone again," I promise.
"My mansion has a guest wing. You can live there until we find something more permanent."
Sarah hesitates, her eyes searching mine.
"But my apartment...I have a lease."
I pull out my phone, texting my head of security.
"Consider it handled," I tell her.
"My team will pack up your belongings tonight. You can stay in the guest wing until we find something more suitable."
Relief washes over Sarah's face as she nods, her lips curving into a small smile.
I signal the waiter to bring our check, keeping my hand intertwined with Sarah's.
Leaving Nobu, I grip Sarah's hand as we dash through flashing cameras to my yellow Ferrari.
She stumbles in her heels, but I steady her, opening the passenger door.
As she settles into the leather seat, I round the car and slide into the driver's side.
The paparazzi swarm around us, their cameras clicking furiously as I peel out of the parking lot.
I weave through traffic at 90mph on Sunset Boulevard, cutting between cars with ease.
Sarah grips the dashboard, her knuckles white as I take a sharp turn onto my private road.
At the gate of my mansion, I punch in the security code as armed guards surround the car.
They wave us through, and I pull into the circular driveway.
My head of security steps forward, his voice low and urgent.
"Sir, there have been reports of paparazzi activity in the area. We've increased security measures accordingly."
I nod curtly, glancing at Sarah as she unbuckles her seatbelt.
"Thank you," I say, stepping out of the car.
Maids emerge from the mansion, carrying Sarah's overnight bag and other belongings.
I lead her inside, past the marble foyer and into the heart of my home.
The chef greets us in the kitchen, his eyes widening as he recognizes Sarah.
"Mr. Smith," he says, bowing slightly.
"I've prepared dinner for you. Shall I serve it in the dining room?"
I nod, gesturing for Sarah to follow me upstairs.
I lead her to my formal dining room, where crystal chandeliers illuminate the long mahogany table.
The chef enters with a cart, setting fine china in front of us.
He serves us pan-seared scallops and truffle risotto as Sarah looks around the room in awe.
Her eyes land on a Monet painting hanging above the fireplace.
"This is beautiful," she says, taking her first bite.
The chef smiles, refilling our wine glasses as we eat.
"So," I say, leaning back in my chair.
"What do you do for work?"
Sarah hesitates, setting her fork down.
"I work in marketing," she admits, her voice filled with disinterest.
"It's not really my passion anymore."
I study her, taking another sip of wine.
"You could work for me," I suggest, watching as her eyes widen in surprise.
"I have a charitable foundation. I'm looking for someone to manage it."
She sets her napkin down, her gaze locking onto mine.
"What kind of charitable work does it do?" she asks, curiosity flickering in her eyes.
"Various initiatives," I explain.
"Children's hospitals, educational programs, disaster relief."
"And what would the role entail?" she presses, her interest piqued. I lean forward, my voice steady.
"Managing events, overseeing donations, making appearances at fundraising events," I list off, watching as her expression becomes more serious.
"It would require a certain level of discretion and dedication."
She nods thoughtfully, considering my words.
"And what's the salary like?"
I smile, reaching for my glass again.
"Six figures," I answer casually.
"Plus bonuses based on performance."
Sarah's eyes widen further at this revelation.
"And would it be a full-time position?"
I shrug, taking another sip of wine before responding.
"It's flexible," I tell her.
"As long as the work gets done."
The chef returns with dessert just then - crème brûlée topped with fresh berries.
As he sets it in front of us, I take Sarah's hand once more and meet her gaze directly.
"You'd be perfect for the job," I tell her firmly, my thumb tracing circles on the inside of her wrist.
She hesitates again before responding, glancing at the dessert in front of her and then back to me.
"I appreciate the offer," she says finally, her voice soft.
"But I think I'll have to decline."
I raise an eyebrow, surprised by her response.
"Why?" I ask, my voice filled with curiosity.
She takes a deep breath before answering, her eyes never leaving mine.
"I want to maintain my independence," she explains.
"Working for you would blur the lines between our personal and professional relationship."
I nod slowly, understanding her perspective.
"I see," I say, releasing her hand.
"In that case, let me show you to the guest wing."
I stand up from my chair and hold out my hand for her to take.
She hesitates for a moment before placing her hand in mine and rising from her seat as well.
As we exit the dining room together, she stops me with a gentle touch on my arm.
"Actually," she says, looking up at me with a hint of mischief in her eyes.
"I think I'd rather stay in your bedroom tonight."
My heart skips a beat at her words, and I feel a rush of excitement course through me.
I lead her up the curved marble staircase to the master suite, my pulse racing with anticipation. As we reach the threshold of my room, she squeezes my hand gently and whispers a soft "thank you" in my ear.
I guide her into my master bedroom, the room dimly lit by floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the glittering lights of Los Angeles.
The walls are adorned with modern art pieces, and the floor is covered with plush white carpeting.
My California king bed stands in the center of the room, dressed in black silk sheets and a mountain of pillows.
Sarah stops beside the bed, running her fingers along the smooth Egyptian cotton as I close and lock the door behind us.
She turns to face me, her eyes gleaming in the moonlight as I approach her.
I watch her silhouette against the backdrop of city lights as she reaches out to touch me.
Her hands tremble slightly as she begins to unbutton my shirt, her gaze never leaving mine.
I step closer to her, our bodies mere inches apart, and feel the electricity crackling between us. Her fingers graze against my skin as she slides my shirt off my shoulders, letting it fall to the floor with a soft rustle.
I reach out to touch her, my hand brushing against the curve of her waist as I find the zipper of her navy blue dress.
As our lips meet in a passionate kiss, I slide the zipper down slowly, feeling the fabric give way beneath my touch.
I guide her onto the bed, our clothes falling to the floor in a tangled heap.
She lies down on the soft sheets, her skin glowing in the moonlight filtering through the windows.
I climb on top of her, feeling the heat radiating between us.
Slowly, I position myself and e##r her, our bodies moving in perfect sync.
We start with gentle t###s, gradually increasing the pace as our breathing quickens.
Sarah's nails dig into my back, her moans filling the room as we reach a c####o.
Together, we c##x in a rush of p###e, our bodies trembling with r###e.
The next morning, I wake up to the sound of birds chirping outside my window.
Sarah is still fast asleep beside me, her body warm and soft against mine.
I gently nudge her awake, and she stretches languidly before opening her eyes.
We rise from the bed and make our way to the bathroom, where the sunlight filters in through the skylight above the shower.
We step into the large walk-in shower, and I turn on the water, feeling its warmth cascade over us.
Sarah reaches for the shampoo, lathering her hair as I soap up my body.
The steam fills the room, creating a s###l atmosphere as we wash each other's bodies.
As we rinse off, our hands begin to roam over each other's skin once again, reigniting the d##e that never truly left us.
I guide Sarah to bend over in front of me, her hands bracing against the wall as I position myself behind her.
Slowly, I e##r her, feeling her t####s envelop me once more.
I start with gentle t###s, gradually increasing my pace as our breathing quickens.
Sarah's moans fill the room, echoing off the tile walls as we move together in perfect sync. Our movements become more urgent, our bodies craving r###e once again.
I reach down to touch her, my fingers finding her s####e spot as I continue to t##t into her.
She gasps in pleasure, her body trembling beneath my touch.
Together, we reach a climax once more, our bodies shuddering with r###e as the steam envelops us.
After our shower, we get dressed for the day ahead.
I slip on a pair of black jeans and a white T-shirt, adding my diamond chains and watch for a touch of luxury.
Sarah pulls on a simple sundress, her hair still damp from the shower.
As she adjusts the straps, she glances at me with a thoughtful expression.
"You know," she says slowly, "I think it's time I tell you why I really came here."
I sit on the edge of the bed, watching her as she begins to unpack her suitcases in the corner of our bedroom.
She pulls out a framed photo and holds it in her hands for a moment, a solemn expression crossing her face.
She turns to look at me, her eyes filled with a mix of determination and nervousness.
"Mohamed," she says, her voice steady but betraying the emotions beneath the surface.
"I finalized my divorce from Mark last night."
I stand up and walk over to her, taking her hands gently in mine.
"It's okay, Sarah," I reassure her.
"You can live here with me. My bodyguards already brought your things."
I pull her into a tight embrace, feeling her body relax against mine.
We stand there for a moment, holding each other as the morning light filters through the windows.
I run my hands gently down her back, feeling the tension melt away from her.
She buries her face in my chest, and I can feel her breathing slow down as she finds comfort in my arms.
We stay like that for several minutes, savoring the moment of newfound freedom.
Finally, I whisper in her ear, "We can face anything now. We're free."
Sarah pulls back slightly, looking up at me with a hint of a smile.
"There's something else," she says, her voice barely above a whisper.
"I found out I'm pregnant."
I sit with Sarah on the plush couch in my living room, her head resting on my shoulder as we scroll through social media on my laptop.
The screen is filled with comments about our relationship, some supportive and others harsh.
Sarah tenses as she reads a particularly cruel remark about our age difference.
I squeeze her hand reassuringly.
"We can handle anything," I whisper in her ear.
She nods, but her eyes remain fixed on the screen, absorbing each word.
As we continue reading, I notice her breathing become steadier, a sign that she's slowly accepting the public's reaction.
I enter the music studio, greeted by my producer who gives me a nod of acknowledgement.
He presses a button, and a seductive RNB melody fills the room.
I step into the recording booth, microphone in hand, and begin to sing.
The lyrics flow effortlessly, describing the p####e nights with Sarah, her allure, and the h#t of our encounters.
As I record, I focus on capturing the intensity of the lyrics, pouring my emotions into every word.
After several takes, I finally feel satisfied with the track.
My producer nods in agreement as he listens to the final version.
"Let's name it 'Call Out My Name,'" I suggest.
He nods again and uploads the track to Spotify through Universal Music UK.
I watch as the streams climb rapidly, reaching 49 million in just a few hours.
The song hits number one on the RNB charts globally.
I sit in my home studio, phone in hand, ready to call Sarah.
I dial her number, and she answers on the first ring.
"Hey, babe," I say, my heart racing with anticipation.
"Hey, how are you?" she replies, her voice filled with warmth.
"I'm great," I respond, my excitement growing.
"I just wanted to let you know that 'Call Out My Name' has reached number one on the global RNB charts."
"Oh wow, congratulations!" she exclaims, her voice filled with pride.
"Thank you," I say, feeling a sense of accomplishment.
"The streams are also doing amazingly well. We've reached 49 million in just a few hours."
"That's incredible!" she exclaims again, her enthusiasm evident in her voice.
"I'm so happy for you," she adds, her tone filled with sincerity.
"Thank you," I respond once more, feeling grateful for her support.
"I'm really proud of this song," I continue.
"It's special to me because it was inspired by our relationship."
"Oh really?" she asks, her voice filled with curiosity.
"Yes," I reply.
"The lyrics describe the p####e nights we've shared together. The way you make me feel is truly unique."
"That's so sweet," she says, her voice filled with emotion.
"I love how you express your feelings through music."
"Thank you," I respond again, feeling touched by her words.
"I'm glad you like the song," I add.
"I do," she replies.
"It's amazing. The lyrics are so h#t."
"Yeah?"
I ask, my heart racing with excitement. "Yes," she responds, her voice filled with desire.
"They make me remember the times we've made l#e together."
"Oh yeah?"
I ask again, my body responding to her words.
"Yes," she replies once more.
"Those were the best times of my life."
"Mine too," I say, my voice filled with emotion.
"We have something special together."
"We do," she agrees.
"And I'm grateful for it every day."
"So am I," I respond.
"I love you," she says suddenly, her voice filled with sincerity.
"I love you too," I reply immediately, feeling my heart swell with emotion.
"You mean everything to me," I continue.
"You're the love of my life."
"Aww thank you," she says, her voice filled with happiness.
"You mean everything to me too."
As I hang up, I realize that our journey is just beginning.
I sit in my dressing room at the luxury concert venue, adjusting my diamond chains and checking my phone.
Sarah enters, her eyes shining with pride as she congratulates me on the 20 million pounds from Universal Music UK for "Call Out My Name."
I thank her, feeling a surge of gratitude.
We discuss the upcoming performance, and I invite her to watch from backstage.
As I prepare to go on stage, I hold her hand, feeling the warmth of her touch.
"There's something I need to tell you before you go out there," Sarah says, her voice suddenly serious.
I pause, sensing the weight in her words.
"I've been offered a job overseas, and I think I want to take it."
I step onto the stage, the spotlight blinding as I grip the microphone.
The crowd roars, their excitement palpable.
I glance at Sarah backstage, her expression tense yet supportive.
As I sing the first note of "Call Out My Name," the audience's energy surges through me, fueling my performance.
Each lyric reflects our intimate moments, and I pour my emotions into the song.
Sarah watches intently, her eyes locked on mine.
I move across the stage, feeling the connection with the crowd and Sarah, knowing her potential departure looms over us.
I finish singing "Call Out My Name" and walk off stage, still buzzing from the performance.
Backstage, I find Sarah waiting with two glasses of champagne.
I take one, and we clink glasses, celebrating the song's success.
As we sip, I notice her eyes still carry the worry from earlier.
We sit on a couch, and I wrap my arm around her, trying to ease her tension.
She leans into me, but her mind seems elsewhere.
I set my glass down and sit beside her, the champagne bottle still in my hand.
I whisper, "What's on your mind?"
She hesitates, then says, "The job offer I mentioned earlier... it's in Tokyo."
I nod, encouraging her to continue.
"It's a year-long contract," she explains, her eyes searching mine for a reaction.
I watch her face closely as she talks about the opportunity.
She mentions the company and the role, but I can sense her unease.
I set the bottle down and take her hand, feeling the tension in her grip.
"You're torn between your career and us," I say softly.
She nods, her eyes welling up with tears.
"I don't want to leave you," she whispers.
I pull her close, holding her tightly.
"We'll figure this out together," I promise.
Sarah pulls back slightly, looking into my eyes.
"But what if this is my only chance?" she asks, her voice trembling.
I take a deep breath, steadying myself.
"We'll make it work," I say, my voice firm.
She nods again, her tears falling freely.
I wipe them away, holding her face gently.
"I'll support you, no matter what," I assure her.
Sarah takes a deep breath, her shoulders relaxing slightly.
"Thank you," she says, her voice filled with gratitude.
We sit there for a long time, holding each other in silence.
Finally, she pulls back and looks at me with determination in her eyes.
"I'm staying here," she says firmly.
My heart leaps with joy.
"You're sure?" I ask, needing to confirm her decision.
She nods again, her smile returning.
"I can't leave you," she says softly.
I pull her close again, hugging her tightly.
"I'm glad," I whisper into her hair.
The next morning, I wake up at 9 am.
Sarah is still sleeping beside me in our bedroom.
I look out the window and see that it's raining heavily outside, with lightning flashing across the sky.
I decide to stay inside and snuggle under the covers with Sarah.
She wakes up and smiles at me sleepily.
"Good morning," she says, her voice husky from sleep.
"Good morning," I reply, pulling her close to me.
We snuggle together under the covers, feeling the warmth of each other's bodies.
I grab the remote and turn on the TV, flipping through channels until we find a movie to watch.
Sarah rests her head on my chest and occasionally checks her phone for messages.
We spend the day watching movies and enjoying each other's company.
At one point, Sarah laughs at something in the movie and I smile at her reaction.
After a while, I hear the sound of rain outside and look out the window.
The rain is still falling heavily, but it's starting to let up a bit.
I turn to Sarah and say, "How about we make some breakfast?"
She smiles and says, "That sounds great."
We both get out of bed and head to the kitchen.
I start brewing coffee while Sarah gathers eggs, bacon, and fresh bread from the fridge.
I crack the eggs into a bowl and start whisking them together.
Sarah comes over and tosses a piece of bacon at me playfully.
I laugh and toss it back at her.
We both crack up laughing as we continue to cook breakfast together.
As the bacon sizzles in the pan, the smell fills the kitchen and makes my stomach growl with hunger.
Sarah puts the bread in the toaster and I pour us each a cup of coffee.
We sit down at the table and wait for our food to be ready. After a few minutes, Sarah takes the bacon out of the pan and places it on a plate.
She cracks some more eggs into another pan and starts scrambling them.
I watch her as she expertly cooks the eggs and adds some cheese to them.
When she's done, she places them on top of the bacon on the plate.
We both sit down at the table and start eating our breakfast.
The bacon is crispy and delicious, and the scrambled eggs are fluffy and flavorful.
We chat about our plans for the day as we eat, discussing what we want to do after breakfast.
After we finish eating, I get up and start washing the dishes while Sarah clears off the table.
When I'm done with the dishes, I come over to her and give her a kiss on the cheek.
She smiles at me and says, "Thank you for making breakfast."
I smile back at her and say, "You're welcome."
Sarah pulls out her book and starts reading while I check my phone.
I sit up and pull out a blunt from my pocket.
I light it up and pass it to Sarah.
She takes a hit and passes it back to me.
We continue to pass the blunt back and forth as we watch TV.
The rain outside creates a soothing background noise that helps us relax.
My hit albums "Infinity," "Hidden Agenda," and "Social Kingdom" play softly through the speakers in the living room.
Sarah leans her head against my shoulder as she listens to the music, her eyes closed.
She takes another hit of the blunt and exhales slowly, letting the smoke curl around us.
I watch her reaction to the music, seeing her smile when she recognizes certain lyrics.