she was always the type to disappoint.
at least, in the commitment department. however, kaja was proud in the relationship she had built with yujin. seven rocky yet beautiful years they spent, growing together. it was one of the many things that made the ice queen of the art world into a softie. however much she had disappointed yujin, made her cry and angry and on the verge of leaving her, kaja somehow managed to still keep her. the only thing stable and constant in her life. aside from her job.
said job led her to a party where she met a rather gorgeous young woman.
said job led her to interact with the gorgeous young woman and after a few glasses of moscato, she was found flirting.
flirting was already cheating. kaja knew this. so she stopped when it got too serious.
but their meetings repeated themselves. and tonight, she was clad in a new number that stopped right above her knees and hugged her toned form. it was a burgundy dress with a conservative neckline yet once she turned, an oval shaped hole which exposed her back was found. business in the front and party in the back. perhaps it was the wine, the margarita, the bubbly and pleasant atmosphere of the party or perhaps it was the underlying stress, need to excel in her field and the image of yujin crying after her miscarriage. it was the guilt, she knew, which drove her to seek attention elsewhere.
she had always had a penchant for running away when things got too much. and this was enough to drive her off the edge. yujin wasn’t at fault. she wasn’t either. and perhaps it’s because of this same reason that she chose to take it upon herself to take a step towards the wrong path.
she was always the type to disappoint.
once her eyes landed on the familiar woman, she sashayed towards her, resting her arm on top of her shoulder. she could feel eyes on the two of them, mostly men who was waiting for something to jerk off too later and women who snuck glances. “we meet again, miss yang,” she greeted casually, eyes full of promise and body all too willing.