The club lights were dimmed, people dancing and swaying to the music.
Brenda looked around the club, her head feeling heavy as she searched for Thomas and Teresa. She honestly only cared about Thomas.
He was quite attractive to her when he arrived with his friends to the settlement and was a good protector to his friends. The only problem was the dark haired girl in their group, Teresa.
She noticed they were always staying close to each other, something the other boy gladers didn't question. It looked natural.
Brenda continued walking towards the darker spots of the club, isolated from other people and suddenly heard heavy breathing. She curiously walked forward into the area and her blood froze. It was Thomas with Teresa.
Thomas's head was buried in her neck, groaning and grunting as he kept thrusting himself into her. His hands were tightly gripping her thighs and sliding under her skirt as his belt was unbuckled.
Teresa was straddling his waist, moaning as she buckled into his furious urgent thrusts. Her skirt was riding up her thighs, her shirt buttoned open as her bra was pushed down.
"Tom..." She moaned his name, scraping her nails across his back as she adjusted her legs higher over his waist. He pressed her further into the wall as he buried his head in her chest, feverishly kissing and sucking the soft skin of her breasts.
She gasped breathlessly, running her fingers through his hair as her chest heaved.
"I only want you..." He groaned against her soft skin, thrusting harder and faster.
Brenda felt jealousy spread through her chest as she watched Thomas make a mess of kiss marks all over Teresa's chest, still thrusting into her. They were furiously losing themselves to each other.
She didn't know they were that close as she gritted her teeth, noticing they looked like they couldn't get enough of each other. Her mind instantly remembered the drug from Markus, maybe it was causing them to forget about their surroundings.
This is where Thomas ended up after she kissed him and she thought he liked the kiss too but she was wrong. He just said those horrible words, making her dislike Teresa even more. She wasn't her.