Deviant Desires
Star
- Joined
- May 7, 2012
- Location
- United Kingdom
The wine was open, the table set. It was evening and Sebastian Graves was sitting in his lounge, awaiting a knock at the door. Soon, he reminded himself, soon.
When she arrived, he would have to put on his mask. Not a real mask of course, but the pretence that he was here to resolve things, to talk cordially and pleasantly, to deceive his victim into believing that all previous disagreements were behind them. Not to extract what some might consider an elaborate and disproportionate revenge.
The 'incident' as he liked to refer to it had occurred a few weeks ago and it had been, as far as any bystander would have thought, quite a straightforward event. He had been getting close to her for a while now, simple conversations, a bit of chatter here and there, he felt the window of opportunity had been opened to him. And so, after a particularly good chat, he'd made his move. It had not gone according to plan.
"So, I was thinking about dinner. You, me, a bottle of wine and no-one else."
Her expression gave away her reaction. And the sentences that followed indicated that she had no interest in him whatsoever. He tried to recover, to salvage the situation but it only prompted an argument. And argument which led to her storming out on him.
"Go to hell!" she shouted as she left, "You'd be lucky to ever get that close to me! I'd rather fuck a dog!"
He hadn't seen her for a week after that. A week during which he'd licked his wounds, considered her words and brooded over being so insulted. In public no less! No, that would not stand. So when she'd called to try and smooth things over, he'd accepted the shabby apology and invited her over. Nothing funny, just talk.
And now here he was, waiting, thinking. She was due here soon and when she arrived, then he would take action. And she would know never to cross someone like him again.
When she arrived, he would have to put on his mask. Not a real mask of course, but the pretence that he was here to resolve things, to talk cordially and pleasantly, to deceive his victim into believing that all previous disagreements were behind them. Not to extract what some might consider an elaborate and disproportionate revenge.
The 'incident' as he liked to refer to it had occurred a few weeks ago and it had been, as far as any bystander would have thought, quite a straightforward event. He had been getting close to her for a while now, simple conversations, a bit of chatter here and there, he felt the window of opportunity had been opened to him. And so, after a particularly good chat, he'd made his move. It had not gone according to plan.
"So, I was thinking about dinner. You, me, a bottle of wine and no-one else."
Her expression gave away her reaction. And the sentences that followed indicated that she had no interest in him whatsoever. He tried to recover, to salvage the situation but it only prompted an argument. And argument which led to her storming out on him.
"Go to hell!" she shouted as she left, "You'd be lucky to ever get that close to me! I'd rather fuck a dog!"
He hadn't seen her for a week after that. A week during which he'd licked his wounds, considered her words and brooded over being so insulted. In public no less! No, that would not stand. So when she'd called to try and smooth things over, he'd accepted the shabby apology and invited her over. Nothing funny, just talk.
And now here he was, waiting, thinking. She was due here soon and when she arrived, then he would take action. And she would know never to cross someone like him again.