"So, as my parting gift to you, why don't we get together to see just what I can do for you?"
He could see her eyes light up at the prospect. Those eyes were dazzling. They were like the sun reflected off the lake on a clear Sunday morning; like the deep, deep blue sky that stretched for miles over the prairies; the blue you could only see and hold and keep in your dreams. Her mouth just hung open, parted just barely, her breath catching in her chest. Wow, those sweet, thin lips, those cute lips, swollen just slightly from how her teeth had gnawed at them, top, then bottom, as she wrapped her mind around his offer. The tiniest puff to those lips, the sheen of saliva left on them when her tongue unconsciously drug across them as her reflexes responded to the way he stimulated her mind.
She was cute, so very cute, but not terribly interesting, nor particularly breathtaking. She was spoiled, and a bit immature, and constantly at arms with her boyfriend—shit, my girlfriend.
Reality jumped into my little fantasy and shook me from my reverie. It's so difficult to maintain a healthy imagination when reality is such a persistent little bugger.
That girl, the one I was drooling over just then, she's just a coworker. She's just someone I flirt with to pass the time during shifts, because goodness knows the actual job doesn't do that well enough. She's just a cute little coworker with a few nice pair of jeans, but nothing really stimulating to offer. But goodness, when she's the only one around, what I would give to have her!
These fantasies, these daydreams, these little vacations from my real life—they're entirely uncalled for. Sure, everyone likes to step outside themselves sometimes and really cook something up in the imagination, but believe me, I'm not wanting for anything in the bedroom right now.
The woman I'm with is a fox. She is absolutely insatiable. And she is willing to do what she has to do, when and where she has to do it, to have it. To have me. And, oh is it ever so good. So good that I should write a story about it; I should write four or five. But damn, sometimes the mind wanders, you know?
She was perched on his lap, straddling him just slightly, so that those glorious breasts—albeit, hidden behind who knew what kind of bra and a loose-fitting college tee shirt—were just centimeters from his face. She was smiling down at him with that same undisguised want that she had worn since they had discovered carnal pleasures back in high school. But, damn, they weren't in high school anymore; double damn, this was such an invitation! But triple damn all the other people in the room, gazing on with neutral faces, aware of his gregarious nature, of his free flirting, and even more aware of her passion for contact with any attractive man nearby. Triple damn them because they all knew about his girlfriend, all knew about the engagement, all knew about the baby on the way, all knew about fidelity, and character, and discipline, and all those other qualities he represented. And dammit all, they would not stop freaking talking about that girlfriend just because she wasn't at the party with him and they were all so excited for the next step he and she would take.
But no less, this old friend, this sensuous minx perched atop his lap, straddling him just slightly, with those glorious breasts just centimeters from his face, was gazing down at him with unchecked, uncaring desire for him and he so wanted to whisper in her ear all the things he would do for her.
'Wait for me when you go to your room.' 'One time, for all those years, one time would be okay.' 'Goodness, I want to give you anything and everything you want.' 'For one night, I can be all yours.'
But, of course, I didn't whisper those things into her ear. In fact, I was mindful of when she rested her palm atop the back of my hand; I was conscious of my inclination to let that hand wander up her side; I checked myself whenever I wanted to shift her weight so she could feel the unrelenting swell in my jeans that would tell her I wanted her as badly as she wanted me.
Of course, I played good boyfriend/fiancé/soon-to-be father that night, because that's the right thing to do. Because I am delighted by the woman I'm with. She is the single most supportive, engaging, talented person I've ever known. I am astounded how I got this far in life without knowing her, without cherishing her, without loving her as I do now. Jeez, I'm thankful every day that I have her, that I get to kiss her, that I get to have another moment with her. But sometimes the eyes wander, you know?