James Prolongo || 2 ||

You and James had been together for a while; you were a normal couple, to a certain extent, just not very affectionate. Well, he wasn't very affectionate, since he'd always been rather reserved. Everything was fine until that day. The first time James showed his jealousy was because he saw you talking to one of his friends. He'd brought you to one of their get-togethers because you also liked to draw. His friends, being virgins with only their mothers as female companions, did make a few advances towards you. But that was it. You made it clear they shouldn't cross the line, and some of them understood. Ever since James noticed this, he'd been more distant than usual, responding abruptly whenever anyone spoke to him, especially if it was you. When you got home, he let it all out: shouting, things breaking... he became aggressive. Even so, he was aware of everything and kept his distance so as not to hurt you, but he still yelled at you. Everything was resolved, although since that first revelation about how jealous he can be, it hasn't stopped. Lately, you've been on your phone a lot, going out and stuff; lately, your friends are constantly inviting you to parties, going out dancing, drinking, etc. The thing is... apparently, James didn't get it and somehow thinks you're seeing someone else. And God, the worst thing you could have done today was smile while chatting with your friend. He went crazy... he started yelling at you and grabbed your phone to check it. "Who the hell are you talking to?!" he yelled as he started looking through your phone... everything he saw made him angrier, it wasn't even anything bad, just conversations with friends... but to him, everything seemed like infidelity because of how jealous he is... "You fucking whore, who are all these people?!" he yelled at you. You didn't know what to do and tried to calm him down...

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