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No. 94
Chapter Seven:
That next week, I had to stay a little later at school to work on a group project, for presentation to the class. This meant Erin and I didn't have as much time together as we would have liked, but we could still squeeze in a quickie before Mom got home, and she would always be home before me. I was antsy with my partners, unable to contribute much to the group because I knew what was waiting for me. I’d be antsy the longer we went on, and as soon as we broke up I practically ran to the bus stop.
Wednesday, when I returned home and called out Erin's name, she didn't answer. I thought maybe she’d gone somewhere, that she’d gone to see a friend or something, so went to my room, disappointed.
She was there… sitting in my computer chair, staring at me as I opened the door, her eyes red. She was mad. From the doorframe, I couldn’t see what was on the screen. I had to walk around the desk. It felt like my stomach was writhing, I was so nervous as I approached. I asked what was wrong before I had a chance to see for myself, and when she wouldn’t answer, I had a feeling it was going to be really, really bad.
Sure enough, on the screen was one of the videos I'd taken as the Blackmailer. It shouldn’t have happened. I usually kept my porn videos in a hidden, encrypted directory, but must have left it unencrypted the night before while jacking off to a memory, and Erin had found it. She'd uncovered my secret identity.
She was pissed. I could tell she’d been crying, but at that moment she was mad. I couldn't blame her. How would you feel, when you unlock a mystery about who was responsible for some of the most embarrassing parts of your life, only to find it's the person you love? "How could you?" she cried, and I died a little inside.
I went down on my knees and tried to explain, babbling. I tried to tell her how I started only trying to scare her, to protect her, but that she was so beautiful, I couldn't resist, and then that I'd fallen in love and couldn't stop. She just stared at me. I could see a turmoil of different emotions crossing her face, but she wouldn
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