WildfIower
Boo I'm a ghost
- Joined
- Nov 3, 2019
Suddenly, there was light.
There was nothing before, nothing to remember, nothing to understand. An endless void with no room for comprehension existed in a newly formed past, a closing chapter that slammed shut as eyes opened for the first time. She felt no confusion, no panic or fear, she felt nothing as her pupils adjusted to the dim light escaping from behind the curtain. As suddenly as anyone could ever imagine, a lack of life, a concept of nothingness incomprehensible was granted the senses and intelligence to experience a life of flesh and blood, thought and emotion. It was all so much to be exposed to at once, but overwhelming was a feeling preceded by something lesser; there was no basis here. The only overloading she experienced now was subconscious, as a new life sorted through inherent knowledge, introduction to feelings, smells, sight, and emotion, desire. All she could do for a long time was lie in the bed, cold and unclothed, with an unknown man's arm draped over her chest. She could have stay there forever, taking it all in.
As certain things began to work out in her mind, breathing in through her nose, out through her mouth, how to wiggle her toes and how it tickled every nerve when the man beside her breathed hot against her chest, she could begin to take in more. It began, the gentle repetition of her breath, the slower breathing of the man beside her, the way the light peeking out behind the curtain moved against the wall, the same way, the gentle humming of a heater, somewhere, constant, and the warm air it pushed toward them, how comforting that felt, how relaxing but unnatural. More slowly, she began to think in ways less sensory, no longer just taking in these feelings but pondering on them. She wasn't ready to ask who she was, where she was or even who he was, but curiosity overcame her as to how she could feel all these things, the soft drumming in her chest, the crisp air filling her lungs and the continuous rush of feelings and experience all around her.
As if pulled from a serene delusion, the humming ceased. Her body was shaken with a shiver, her nipples began to peak and what was once a very calming experience turned to something less so. Her brow furrowed for the first time, and her eyes followed the arm atop her, to his shoulder, neck and head. Instinctively, she knew he was like her. She hadn't the faintest idea what she was, nor the insight to ask such a question, but somehow she knew he was just the same. Unsure, too, of who she was, what she was or why she was there, the only conclusion she could draw now was that this man like her was harmless, there to aid in the comfort she had been introduced to. Perhaps he had brought her here, but that wasn't a question she consciously wondered. Instead, the young woman wondered how she could regain the comfort she'd had, and again, only one conclusion came to mind, and it was to tell this man that the air had turned cold.
Her predicament was unknown to her, she didn't know that she was naked, she didn't know that clothes were expected of her. She didn't know that this man had no idea who she was or where she had come from, nor that her existence even required an explanation, nor her presence in his bed. What was once a funny joke, a blonde, red lipped blow up doll, plastic, nothing more than a toy, existed as a grown woman. She bore some resemblance to the doll, from pale skin, without freckles or even the slightest imperfection, to pillowy lips, dark brown eyes and wavy, golden blonde hair. She was petite, short shoulders and delicate arms, with small sized hands and feet. Her body was shapely, curving from narrow legs, wider thighs and hips wider yet, back into her waist and out again up her chest and her full, pale breasts. She had no hair but on her head, and nothing that would ever suggest she was anything but a woman.
His eyes were closed, and she thought that must be a choice, though she wasn't sure why he would do such a thing when open eyes brought light and sight. How could she get his attention? Instinct suggested she move, speak. She had already wiggled her toes, her fingers next. The extremities could move with ease, and then she focused on her arms, just to feel them, the power they held, then her legs, her chest, her stomach. She could move them, independently, as much or as little as she liked, and they responded reflexively. Her lips could part, her mouth could open, but making sound was something so incredible. The efforts to do so took a few silent minutes of working out, acclimating her tongue, her teeth, all the muscles that worked in unison to produce in reality the thoughts in her mind, and to share with the man beside her of her needs.
"Excuse me, why isn't it warm anymore?" Innocent as anything, the naked, unfamiliar woman asked him quietly, unaware that he was asleep, unaware that sleep was something necessary, unaware of what sleep even was. When the man, who smelled strong compared to everything else around them, didn't answer her, didn't open his eyes or even wince in response, nor did the warm air return, she furrowed her brow again. Perhaps she wasn't speaking as she thought she had been. She wet her lips, unintentionally, but it felt the right thing to do to speak. Once again, she looked straight at the sleeping man and said, "It isn't warm anymore." Surely, if she could experience this discomforting cold, the man like her could too.
There was nothing before, nothing to remember, nothing to understand. An endless void with no room for comprehension existed in a newly formed past, a closing chapter that slammed shut as eyes opened for the first time. She felt no confusion, no panic or fear, she felt nothing as her pupils adjusted to the dim light escaping from behind the curtain. As suddenly as anyone could ever imagine, a lack of life, a concept of nothingness incomprehensible was granted the senses and intelligence to experience a life of flesh and blood, thought and emotion. It was all so much to be exposed to at once, but overwhelming was a feeling preceded by something lesser; there was no basis here. The only overloading she experienced now was subconscious, as a new life sorted through inherent knowledge, introduction to feelings, smells, sight, and emotion, desire. All she could do for a long time was lie in the bed, cold and unclothed, with an unknown man's arm draped over her chest. She could have stay there forever, taking it all in.
As certain things began to work out in her mind, breathing in through her nose, out through her mouth, how to wiggle her toes and how it tickled every nerve when the man beside her breathed hot against her chest, she could begin to take in more. It began, the gentle repetition of her breath, the slower breathing of the man beside her, the way the light peeking out behind the curtain moved against the wall, the same way, the gentle humming of a heater, somewhere, constant, and the warm air it pushed toward them, how comforting that felt, how relaxing but unnatural. More slowly, she began to think in ways less sensory, no longer just taking in these feelings but pondering on them. She wasn't ready to ask who she was, where she was or even who he was, but curiosity overcame her as to how she could feel all these things, the soft drumming in her chest, the crisp air filling her lungs and the continuous rush of feelings and experience all around her.
As if pulled from a serene delusion, the humming ceased. Her body was shaken with a shiver, her nipples began to peak and what was once a very calming experience turned to something less so. Her brow furrowed for the first time, and her eyes followed the arm atop her, to his shoulder, neck and head. Instinctively, she knew he was like her. She hadn't the faintest idea what she was, nor the insight to ask such a question, but somehow she knew he was just the same. Unsure, too, of who she was, what she was or why she was there, the only conclusion she could draw now was that this man like her was harmless, there to aid in the comfort she had been introduced to. Perhaps he had brought her here, but that wasn't a question she consciously wondered. Instead, the young woman wondered how she could regain the comfort she'd had, and again, only one conclusion came to mind, and it was to tell this man that the air had turned cold.
Her predicament was unknown to her, she didn't know that she was naked, she didn't know that clothes were expected of her. She didn't know that this man had no idea who she was or where she had come from, nor that her existence even required an explanation, nor her presence in his bed. What was once a funny joke, a blonde, red lipped blow up doll, plastic, nothing more than a toy, existed as a grown woman. She bore some resemblance to the doll, from pale skin, without freckles or even the slightest imperfection, to pillowy lips, dark brown eyes and wavy, golden blonde hair. She was petite, short shoulders and delicate arms, with small sized hands and feet. Her body was shapely, curving from narrow legs, wider thighs and hips wider yet, back into her waist and out again up her chest and her full, pale breasts. She had no hair but on her head, and nothing that would ever suggest she was anything but a woman.
His eyes were closed, and she thought that must be a choice, though she wasn't sure why he would do such a thing when open eyes brought light and sight. How could she get his attention? Instinct suggested she move, speak. She had already wiggled her toes, her fingers next. The extremities could move with ease, and then she focused on her arms, just to feel them, the power they held, then her legs, her chest, her stomach. She could move them, independently, as much or as little as she liked, and they responded reflexively. Her lips could part, her mouth could open, but making sound was something so incredible. The efforts to do so took a few silent minutes of working out, acclimating her tongue, her teeth, all the muscles that worked in unison to produce in reality the thoughts in her mind, and to share with the man beside her of her needs.
"Excuse me, why isn't it warm anymore?" Innocent as anything, the naked, unfamiliar woman asked him quietly, unaware that he was asleep, unaware that sleep was something necessary, unaware of what sleep even was. When the man, who smelled strong compared to everything else around them, didn't answer her, didn't open his eyes or even wince in response, nor did the warm air return, she furrowed her brow again. Perhaps she wasn't speaking as she thought she had been. She wet her lips, unintentionally, but it felt the right thing to do to speak. Once again, she looked straight at the sleeping man and said, "It isn't warm anymore." Surely, if she could experience this discomforting cold, the man like her could too.