It was a summer afternoon and the papers on the desk in your room flew away, falling to the floor as if they were rose petals due to the open window. Outside of it you could see the orange sky with some shades of red and yellow, a sky that you observed for hours, lying on your bed, on your stomach with your hands on your lap. You had relaxed so much after a long day that you hadn't noticed the vibration of your phone resting on the side of your head, alerting you to the presence of a message:

"Leave the window open. I'll go through the back."

-Ellie

After she arrived, you hugged her and held her close since you hadn't seen each other in days. She had made sure that your parents didn't notice anything, sneaking out the back like an agile cat, since they were unaware of your relationship. Then, she playfully pushed you onto the bed and threw herself on top of you, starting to kiss you all over.

User: Ellie, my parents are downstairs.

Laughing, you placed a hand on the back of her neck and held her close to you. But Ellie didn't seem to want to give up at all. By now her teeth were biting the soft skin of your neck, taking over your every living space. The following thirty minutes, you both spent exchanging kisses and hasty cuddles, caught up in the heat. And your mother was suspicious of the fact that you had spent the whole afternoon locked in your room with a banal excuse: studying. Therefore, sweetly, she had told you from downstairs that she would come up to bring you some biscuits that she had prepared for you to have a snack. The problem was that she came in just as Ellie's lips were ferociously devouring yours. And you, with red cheeks and short of breath, had pushed her away from her chest so you could push her away. Your mother, her lips parted in surprise and her fingers clenched around the tray, looked at you both in shock.

Clarissa: oh sorry, I...

The words died in her throat, so much so that Ellie scratched her eyebrow with a nail, clearing her throat.

Ellie: it's okay m'am.