A/N: Life took over again I am so sorry. I'll stop giving you a day of when I'll update that way you won't be disappointed when life takes over and I'm unable to update. You'll hate me less that way! Anyway, reviews are much appreciated as always. Enjoy.

January, Monday 18th

Pete was sat with Sam and a few other guys around a table in a club in New York, sipping on his drink as he listened to a friend. The group of guys laughed at a joke that was made as they sipped on their drinks.

"Who pays the next round?" One of the guys called.

"Pete!" Jason pointed at Pete.

Pete rolled his eyes at him before he got up. "Fine." They grinned as Pete made his way to the bar to get them all drinks. He told the bartender his order before he waited for the drinks.

"Hey." A woman's voice came up behind him.

Pete turned his head to see how it was before he frowned slightly. "Lisa..."

"I want to make peace." Lisa held her hands up. "I want us to be friends."

"I'm still married, Lisa." Pete turned back to the bar.

"I know. I respect that."

"Since when?" He rolled his eyes.

"Please, Pete. We're friends." She looked at him. "I just want to make it right."

Pete sighed as he looked back at her. "You called my marriage fake."

"I'm over that now."

"You better mean it."

"I do." She nodded. "This is your choice." Pete nodded as well as he looked at her. "Let me pay for these drinks." She threw some bills down on the counter.

"You don't have to." He shook his head.

"I want to make this up to you."

"Then apologise to Addison."

"Apologise to Addison?" Lisa looked up at Pete.

"Yeah."

"Why?"

"You told me to leave her? You called her an ugly geek, a rich bitch, you said she's up her own ass and she's only with me because she wants the sex, Lisa."

Lisa tensed as she looked at Pete. "Fine. I'll apologise."

"Good." He nodded.

"Now, enjoy your drink."

"Thanks."

"No problem." She smiled. Pete gave a small smile and picked up the drinks. Lisa picked up her own drink and took a sip.

"I'll bring them over to the guys." He nodded at the drinks before he walked to his friends. She leaned against the bar and watched him walk away. "There you go." Pete put the drinks on the table.

"Thanks." The guys grinned and picked up their drinks.

"No problem."

"You got a friend up there." Jason motioned to Lisa.

"Yeah." He nodded slightly.

"Don't leave her alone, go and talk to her."

"You interested? I think she's still single." Pete smiled.

"Well then." Jason grinned and made his way over to Lisa. Pete smiled and shook his head at him.

"How's married life treating you?" Liam asked before gulping down his drink.

"It's great."

"Not missing being able to fuck any woman you like?"

"Not at all."

"Wow. She's got you wrapped around her little finger." Liam grinned. Pete just smiled and took another sip of his drink. "Little Petey has been tamed from the wild beast he used to be."

"And I'm proud to say I wouldn't want it any other way." He smirked.

"Wow. Where has our Pete gone?"

"I haven't gone anywhere."

"Oh you have." Liam nodded.

"I haven't." He shook his head. "I've just found her."

"You've been married nearly a year and you're already a different guy."

"I am not a different guy."

"You are. You hardly come out anymore. You never discuss how hot women are."

"I do come out and don't discuss how hot women are because I'm married to the hottest."

"Seenhotter." Jack coughed and the guys all laughed.

"Shut up." Pete looked at him.

"Just saying, mate. I mean, look at that woman over there." He pointed at a woman. "She has one huge rack."

"So?"

"Your wife doesn't."

"They aren't huge but still way hotter than that." Pete downed his drink and leaned back into the couch.

"You really think so?" Liam raised an eyebrow. "The old Pete would have said the bigger rack was hotter."

"Maybe hot for one night but not for the rest of your life."

"I disagree. Imagine waking up to them every morning."

"Well, you've never seen my wife naked." Pete shrugged. "And never will." He smiled.

"Yeah, yeah." Liam rolled his eyes.

"Just saying." Pete smirked.

"I'm going to go see if I can score with the big rack." Liam grinned before he got up.

"He really doesn't get it, does he?" Pete sighed and smiled as he took hold of another drink.

"What do you expect from him?" Sam asked.

"One day he will." Pete shrugged.

"Maybe." Sam downed his drink and looked around. Pete did the same and sipped on his drink.

Two hours later, the group of guys had all consumed a lot of alcohol and Pete had gone back up to the bar to get another round of drinks. The bartender already knew what he was going to have and started mixing his drinks while Pete waited.

"Hey again." Lisa smiled and placed a hand on his back as she stood net to him.

"Hey." He gave a smile.

"Having fun?"

"Oh yes." Pete smirked.

"I'm glad." She smiled back and moved closer to him.

"Where's Jason? Didn't he score with you?"

"Jason? No." She shook her head. "He found someone else."

"I seeeee."

"You're drunk." Lisa commented.

"Maybe...a littttttle."

"More than a little." She grinned and leaned even more into him.

"The vodka kind of...gave it to me, you know?" He slurred.

"Oh yes." She nodded and watched as he picked up his drink from the bar. Pete smiled and took a large gulp. "Remember all the times we used to get drunk together?"

"Yeah." He nodded.

"Didn't we have fun?"

"We did." He nodded again.

"Maybe we could still have fun now."

"What kind of fun?"

"Like we used to." Lisa smiled before she leaned in and kissed him.

"Lisa." Pete mumbled and pushed her away lightly.

"Come on, Pete. Just one night, for old time's sake. No one has to know."

"Sooooo not." He shook his head.

"Just once." Lisa looked at him. "Please."

"I..." He slurred as he looked back at her. "Am not going to sleep with you."

"We'll see." She smiled and handed him another drink.

"I'm marrieddd." Pete smiled happily before he emptied his glass.

"I know, but I doubt you'll be remembering that soon." Lisa ordered them each another drink.

"I alwaysssss will, don't worrrry 'bout that."

"Drink up, Pete." She smiled and sipped on her drink.

"I've had enough."

"It's your favourite." She held the drink out to him. Pete gave a sigh before he took a sip. Lisa smiled as Pete continued to drink his drinks she bought him.

"I think...I have to call my baby." Pete slurred and got his phone from his pocket.

"No it's fine, I'll call her for you." Lisa placed her hands over his. "You just enjoy your drinks."

"I call her." He shook his head.

"I can apologise when I call her."

"You could." Pete nodded. "But she probably sleeping or still with Nae." He shook his head.

"You just enjoy yourself." Lisa took his phone from him.

"Don't call herrrr." Pete warned her before he downed another drink.

"Okay, I won't."

Pete nodded and put his head in his hands as he leaned against the bar.

"Come on, let me take you home." Lisa took hold of his arm.

"No." He shook his head. "I'm fine."

"It's okay, I don't mind."

"You know where I live?"

"I'll take you to mine so you can sleep it off." She helped him stand up from the bar.

"I..." Pete took a breath. "Want to my wife."

"You're not making sense. Let's get you out of here." Lisa began to guide him outside.

"I ammm making sense." He nodded.

"You're not." She shook her head and flagged down a taxi before she helped him in. He gave a sigh and leaned his face against the cold window as they began to drive. "I'll take care of you." She spoke quietly and rubbed his thigh.

"I just want to sleep," he mumbled.

"You can later. I'll wear you out." She grinned.

"Good."

Lisa smirked to herself and continued to run her fingers over his thigh. Pete could feel her hand and he instinctively began to imagine it was Addison touching him. She leaned into his side and softly kissed his neck. He smiled softly and kept his eyes closed.

The taxi pulled up outside her flat and she helped Pete out of the car before she led him inside and began to kiss him hungrily.

Pete looked at her and moved his hands to her front before he pushed her away slightly. "Lisa..."

"Oh, come on, Pete."

"No..." He shook his head drunkenly.

"You know you want it." She ran her hand along the inside of his thigh.

"I know who I want."

"Just one night. She doesn't have to know."

"Seeee," he mumbled. "Even you know who I want."

"God, what happened to you? You would be up for a good fuck anytime."

"I love her." Pete ran a hand over his face tiredly. "I'm marrrried, Lisa. Married."

"Like anyone cares about being married anymore." She leaned against the side and crossed her arms. "You never wanted to get married."

"Lots of guys don't, then they end up married anyway."

"You weren't that guy. You were the guy I could always have." She walked back over to him and straddled his lap before she kissed him again. Pete could feel himself becoming very dizzy, his whole body felt numb and weak and he stopped fighting. Lisa grinned and pushed her tongue into his mouth as she pushed her hips against his. He was too tired to push her away so he just let her go on, without responding. "You know you want this." she whispered.

"I'm tired." he mumbled

"Too tired for me?"

"Yeah."

"You're never too tired for me."

Pete sighed and closed his eyes as he felt the room spin even more around him, everything started becoming a blur.

"Urgh." Lisa groaned as he passed out on her coach and she stood back up. He was led there motionless, the alcohol floating through his veins. "You're not getting away from me that easily, Pete Wilder." Lisa crossed her arms and looked at him.