THROWBACK THURSDAY- A DEAL WITH THE DEVIL

Luckily yesterday, there was no drama after Susan bumped into us while we were having lunch at Patnas hotel. I returned to my workstation while Emma and Susan headed to another destination which I don't know of. The one thing I can report is that Susan texted me today to thank me for not saying a word to Emma.

She also couldn't forget to remind me of the deal we had back in Kericho. I had to text her bacck to confirm my part of the bargain. I had to be careful not to say anything to her, anything that will be used against me in some blackmail scheme. With Susan, you had to expect anything. You can never afford to put your guard down.

"Beep. Beep!" My phone rings and its Susan again for the umpteenth time.
"Yes, what's up?"
"You're free for lunch?"
"Not really-"
"Fries with chicken on me." Damn this woman is tempting me.
"I guess I have to confirm with Jay"

Her chest pressed against mine

There was a pause at her end. I thought that the signal was dead only for her to come back and bring an ultimatum.

"Sam's here. You can't miss."
"I'll see." She hung up. That nasty bitch!. I felt bad and good at the same time. Bad that it had to be Susan forcing me on a date and good because it was on her tab. Plus the meal is my favourite. (Yeey!)
When I got there, Sam wasn't there. She stood up and motioned me for an embrace. Cool but super wierd. Imagine Hitler giving a hug to his Jewish prisoners before carting them off to the gas chambers. That was how awkward it was.

What games was she playing?

"Thanks once again. Glad you made it." When the food came, my appetite was long gone.My heart was beating excitedly after getting pressed by her titties. She kept prodding me on to eat and gradually my appetite returned.
"Look, I'm not sure why Sam hasn't come. But it's the work."
"Susan, what games are you playing?" A brief chuckle and she dropped her fork.
"Ras, If you tell Emma about us, then I'll tell Chebet's father about you." So that was it. A threat.From the look on her face, she looked certain like a leopard on a trapped prey.
"Fine." That was the deal I made with the devil.