Tessa 1-844-332-2639 Ext. 445
Some people have a natural look of deceit in their eyes, and you just know that they’re trouble. Others look innocent from first glance. It isn’t until they actually do something considered bad that you find out. I tend to have this natural look of deceit in my eyes when I’m on the prowl. These moods change how I interact, and my mind just reverts to someone completely twisted. It feels like my mind just does a little switcheroo. Maybe it’s just ingrained within me and is something that I crave here and there.
When I want something, I usually end up getting it. It doesn’t matter if I have to do naughty things in order to get it either. I will figure out how to get what I want. I’ve been told it’s that look of deceit. And the other night when you came over, I was definitely in a mood. Let’s just say I was feeling the tingles, and it felt like I needed to take care of them. You didn’t seem to understand what I was trying to convey to you. Ordinarily that would have been okay. That night though, I needed you to understand my needs.
The Look of Deceit
I forgot, or maybe I simply didn’t realize that you still don’t know me as well as I think you do. Hinting to you on what I was trying to get, didn’t work. You ignored my subtle hints. I walked over to you and looked at you with kind of a blank stare, but also very intense. This was me trying so hard to get you to be on my page, to understand what I needed at that very moment. I needed you to give me those Benjamin’s. The thought of leaving the house and going on a shopping spree is all I could think about.
Tessa 1-844-332-2639 Ext. 445