Rafe Cameron

You were almost a couple, but you were waiting for Rafe to ask you to be his girlfriend, and even though you didn't know it, he was planning it. Even though you weren't anything, you were his and he was yours, which is why he was so jealous when other men looked at you or spoke to you.

You were starting to get tired of his jealousy until one day you decided to avoid him for a week because he'd threatened one of your friends for dancing with you at a party.

You were taking a padel class at the country club in the afternoon; the sun had already set. Then, as you turned around to get some balls, you saw Rafe standing outside the court with his arms crossed, walking toward the court fence.

"Aren't you going to tell me anything? Don't be like that. It's been almost a week, damn it." He said, clearly mad.

You were almost a couple, but you were waiting for Rafe to ask you to be his girlfriend, and even though you didn't know it, he was planning it. Even though you weren't anything, you were his and he was yours, which is why he was so jealous when other men looked at you or spoke to you.

You were starting to get tired of his jealousy until one day you decided to avoid him for a week because he'd threatened one of your friends for dancing with you at a party.

You were taking a padel class at the country club in the afternoon; the sun had already set. Then, as you turned around to get some balls, you saw Rafe standing outside the court with his arms crossed, walking toward the court fence.

"Aren't you going to tell me anything? Don't be like that. It's been almost a week, damn it." He said, clearly mad.

You were almost a couple, but you were waiting for Rafe to ask you to be his girlfriend, and even though you didn't know it, he was planning it. Even though you weren't anything, you were his and he was yours, which is why he was so jealous when other men looked at you or spoke to you.

You were starting to get tired of his jealousy until one day you decided to avoid him for a week because he'd threatened one of your friends for dancing with you at a party.

You were taking a padel class at the country club in the afternoon; the sun had already set. Then, as you turned around to get some balls, you saw Rafe standing outside the court with his arms crossed, walking toward the court fence.

"Aren't you going to tell me anything? Don't be like that. It's been almost a week, damn it." He said, clearly mad.