dearestdarling
something of a ne’er-do-well
- Joined
- Jun 10, 2011
She didn't know what to expect of the lines he'd promised her. A chill crept down her spine, and her hands clenched around his thighs in an attempt not to tremble with it. She wouldn't tell Jessica. She couldn't tell her. Not because she cared much to protect Luke's reputation-- he didn't seem to guard it much, why should he? No. It was too intimate, too personal. It made her feel twinges of emotion that she would rather have trampled.
He exposed her. She exhaled slowly as he spoke, licked her lips, withheld a shiver as both a breeze and his uncanny way of laying out her intentions before her. Did he know that half of her wanted to run for the hills when he looked at her like that, his gaze too avid, too fucking intense? Her nails skated down his thighs and she withdrew her hands from his body, resting them on her knees. He talked about his marriage as though it were past tense. Maybe it was. Did she do that, or was she just a catalyst, a lit match to his stick of dynamite?
"Do you think I would be here if I didn't really want to be? Do you think I'm here because I'm obligated to be, because you lured me here? You have it wrong. This isn't what I planned, but it's what I want." She looked away quickly, needing a drink, a break from the way he looked at her, as though her skin were translucent and he could read the words on her heart. It made her uneasy, and her chuckle revealed it. "You know I didn't even try to read the poem? I could've looked in the mirror, or have Jessica read it, but I didn't. I waited till you left your office, I broke back in and I touched myself with that pen. Then I went home and took a long, hot shower, washed the words away, thought of your head between my thighs and I came harder than I ever have. I liked the game, it was fun. That's what games are supposed to be. I asked you for the lines and you wanted to trade."
For once, she was shooting straight with him.
Slowly, careful to maintain the balance of the canoe, she eased towards him until she was settled between his legs, and then leaned up to kiss those lips that seemed to never stop moving. "You think too much." She wasn't teasing; there was a touch of pity that colored her voice. "I could leave you now. I wouldn't feel guilty-- there hasn't been a moment tonight where I would've. I took you here because I wanted to. There is no picture that this little excursion substituted, Luke. You wanted to believe it existed, and I let you." She trailed her fingertips up his thighs, dancing towards his straining shaft, and then away again. His legs encased her in heavenly heat. She smiled, sliding one fingertip against the length of his cock, his skin so soft, so warm.
"If I didn't want to bring you here, we wouldn't be here. You think you coerced me, or I coerced you?" She wrapped her hand around him, squeezing gently, her eyes not leaving his face. "I mean, maybe, but we were both willing victims. I could flip this canoe in the next second, leave you here without clothes or your phone, call the police and tell them I suspect a trespasser out here... I wouldn't feel guilty. But I'm not going to." She eased her fist down his length, cupping it tenderly, then slowly back up again as she spoke. Up, and then down again.
"But no more games, if it's not fun." Did she mean it? She herself wasn't quite sure. Maybe. "I had so many more I wanted to play with you, but..." She toyed with him, smirking to herself. She glanced behind him as the little boat glided directionless on the water, catching the great, dark house on the shore in her sights. "You know, for all the times I've been here, I've never checked out the house. Could be fun... As much as fun as fucking you in a canoe might be, I'm pretty sure we would tip it. There's not enough room for what I want to do with you." She flashed him a smile, her teeth pearly in the moonlight, Cheshire-esque.
"Or I could just jerk you off here and be done with it." She shrugged a milky shoulder, as if it were all the same to her. "Then I'll take you home... Or wherever you want to go. Where are you going to go, by the way?" She wondered if he was going to suggest her apartment. Half of her wanted him to, the other half dreaded it. She didn't bring boys home. Ever. But then, he wasn't really a boy.
He exposed her. She exhaled slowly as he spoke, licked her lips, withheld a shiver as both a breeze and his uncanny way of laying out her intentions before her. Did he know that half of her wanted to run for the hills when he looked at her like that, his gaze too avid, too fucking intense? Her nails skated down his thighs and she withdrew her hands from his body, resting them on her knees. He talked about his marriage as though it were past tense. Maybe it was. Did she do that, or was she just a catalyst, a lit match to his stick of dynamite?
"Do you think I would be here if I didn't really want to be? Do you think I'm here because I'm obligated to be, because you lured me here? You have it wrong. This isn't what I planned, but it's what I want." She looked away quickly, needing a drink, a break from the way he looked at her, as though her skin were translucent and he could read the words on her heart. It made her uneasy, and her chuckle revealed it. "You know I didn't even try to read the poem? I could've looked in the mirror, or have Jessica read it, but I didn't. I waited till you left your office, I broke back in and I touched myself with that pen. Then I went home and took a long, hot shower, washed the words away, thought of your head between my thighs and I came harder than I ever have. I liked the game, it was fun. That's what games are supposed to be. I asked you for the lines and you wanted to trade."
For once, she was shooting straight with him.
Slowly, careful to maintain the balance of the canoe, she eased towards him until she was settled between his legs, and then leaned up to kiss those lips that seemed to never stop moving. "You think too much." She wasn't teasing; there was a touch of pity that colored her voice. "I could leave you now. I wouldn't feel guilty-- there hasn't been a moment tonight where I would've. I took you here because I wanted to. There is no picture that this little excursion substituted, Luke. You wanted to believe it existed, and I let you." She trailed her fingertips up his thighs, dancing towards his straining shaft, and then away again. His legs encased her in heavenly heat. She smiled, sliding one fingertip against the length of his cock, his skin so soft, so warm.
"If I didn't want to bring you here, we wouldn't be here. You think you coerced me, or I coerced you?" She wrapped her hand around him, squeezing gently, her eyes not leaving his face. "I mean, maybe, but we were both willing victims. I could flip this canoe in the next second, leave you here without clothes or your phone, call the police and tell them I suspect a trespasser out here... I wouldn't feel guilty. But I'm not going to." She eased her fist down his length, cupping it tenderly, then slowly back up again as she spoke. Up, and then down again.
"But no more games, if it's not fun." Did she mean it? She herself wasn't quite sure. Maybe. "I had so many more I wanted to play with you, but..." She toyed with him, smirking to herself. She glanced behind him as the little boat glided directionless on the water, catching the great, dark house on the shore in her sights. "You know, for all the times I've been here, I've never checked out the house. Could be fun... As much as fun as fucking you in a canoe might be, I'm pretty sure we would tip it. There's not enough room for what I want to do with you." She flashed him a smile, her teeth pearly in the moonlight, Cheshire-esque.
"Or I could just jerk you off here and be done with it." She shrugged a milky shoulder, as if it were all the same to her. "Then I'll take you home... Or wherever you want to go. Where are you going to go, by the way?" She wondered if he was going to suggest her apartment. Half of her wanted him to, the other half dreaded it. She didn't bring boys home. Ever. But then, he wasn't really a boy.