It was over. Even if Cain hadn't heard everything, he had most likely heard enough. It was a terrible feeling, and Haley had never felt more disgusted with herself than she did at the moment. Cain had given her everything she could have asked for. Cain had loved her as much as he could and more, but here she was, sleeping with Keida while her own boyfriend waited for her at their favorite Cafe. She was treating him so very wrongly. "I have to go."<br/><br/>Keida's strong fingers wrapped around her ankles and she felt herself being pulled toward him. "No, Keida." The heady haze had faded and Haley's voice was sure. "I'm not staying, I can't stay with you. He's waiting for me and whatever<b> this</b>is. It's wrong." She was playing the good girl role again, something she'd spent her whole life doing. But Keida was right. She had made it easy for him. She'd walked into his home and played a part in making everything happen. Before, she had always blamed it on Keida, but she knew she could no longer do that. She was a part of this sordid and horrible affair.<br/><br/>He didn't listen to her. Haley gasped when her legs were grabbed and when she was dragged across the bed and forced into a new position. With her legs pinned above her, she was splayed wide open for the boy who held her down. She paled at the thought, no longer finding what they were doing fun or exciting. Haley felt exposed and sick, and she felt a handful of more negative emotions. They all tossed and turned within her, and somewhere there was a budding hate for both Keida and herself. "Keida. I need to leave." Her voice was desperate as she felt his swollen head kissing her warm opening. He was slowing sinking inside her. She didn't want this anymore. Her body craved it, but she didn't want this. She wanted to be faithful and good and play out the fairy tale romance she had with Cain. She might have lost it already and it left her feeling empty.<br/><br/>She bit down on her lip when Keida bottomed out inside her. "I should have never come back." It was the last thing she said before Keida's own words sunk in. Everything he said was right. She was a terrible girlfriend to Cain and a terrible friend to him. She could have stayed away, but she hadn't and now they were here, using each other to chase after their own pleasure. His words shamed her, so when he finally built a rhythm, Haley looked away. The fight had left her now and she allowed Keida to do with her as he wanted. She'd already ruined what she had with Cain (she believed that), there was no point in anything anymore.