Most of the below is true, and the sex is hot. Also: It's probably too wordy, it's certainly self-indulgent and there are some looong stretches between said sex scenes. But if you enjoy meet-cutes, decades-old college music and 20th century American literature along with true love, rough anal and multiple partners, this might be just right. Only looking to get off? Skip to the good parts.
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"Fuck my mouth," Vanessa breathed, lips brushing my cheek and curvy young body molding to mine. "Then you'll fuck my cunt." Cunt. Emphasis on the "T." But she wasn't done.
"And then I want you to fuck my tiny ass," she whispered.
Hell yeah I loved her. Who couldn't?
Of course, that's not how it started. Not with my cock crammed up her tightest space. It began two years prior, when I finally found the courage to speak with the most beautiful person I'd seen in my eighteen years...
I was late for 20th Century American Literature. Again. But fate smiled upon me as I bounded down my dorm's stairs: The lust of my life and fellow Lit delinquent came rushing up from the women's floor. I opened the Draper Hall door for her and those milk chocolate-colored eyes, finally freed from cascading curls, destroyed me.
"Thanks!" she said with a wide smile. So she did speak. And cheerfully, too. I'd stared at her throughout our first year but barely had heard her voice.
Like me, Vanessa was attached. She dated some sullen artsy-fartsy type, and I was weaning off my high school sweetheart -- now 1,000 miles away -- and discovering drunken hook-ups.
"What'd you think of 'A Good Man Is Hard to Find'?" I asked, referencing our Flannery O'Connor assignment. Yes, I was that desperate for conversation.
"Haven't read it yet," she admitted matter-of-factly. "Should I?"
"Absolutely!" I answered quickly. Ugh, not so eager. "It's the funniest story you'll ever read about a serial killer."
She arched a brow, sizing me up while I silently scolded myself. Wooing women with serial killer jokes. Great start. I held my breath for a moment, hearing nothing but our shoes on the cement.
"Hey, thanks for saving me in class the other day," she said, still side-eyeing me.
"What?" Like I didn't know. Professor Hansen had hit her with something obscure from a lame-ass Steinbeck short, and I stepped in when she faltered. "Oh, that. No problem. Who gives a shit about Steinbeck, anyway?"
I checked my Casio. "Geez, I think we're gonna be late."
Vanessa turned to me as we cruised through the sun-drenched quad. "Do you care?"
"Definitely not at the moment," I said, shaking my head with a smile. OK, that was a little forward. My mouth moved way faster than my brain in those days. So did my dick.
"Well, Andy," she replied playfully, flashing a toothy grin. "What exactly does that mean?" I was pleasantly surprised for two reasons: No. 1, she knew my name. I never take that for granted. No. 2, she was intrigued.
"Just that it's hard to be in a hurry when it's so gorgeous out here," I said, making a show of breathing in the fresh air. Subtlety never has been a strength, but I wasn't lying.
Vanessa glanced over, probably ranking my cheeseball factor. She hesitated, and I worried I'd washed out. Then she leaned closer. "Maybe we should blow off class and go for a walk instead," she said, before covering her mouth with a dainty hand, big eyes widening. "Oh my god, I'm sorry! I just ate an onion bagel and I bet my breath is horrid!"
I assured her it wasn't; all I smelled was teen lust and spring blooming after a harsh winter. I handed her a piece of Big Red and we skipped, slipping off campus and down to the river.
Walks to the water became routine and I soon was smitten, swooning over her devious giggle, theatrical accents, razor wit and slammin' body. And I was hardly the only one who loved the latter -- all the straight boys and a bunch of girls (it was that sort of school) occasionally stared.
Hansen even perved on her while reading to the class from John Updike's "The A&P": The author's bikini-clad cutie had, according to the grocery-bagging protagonist, "the two smoothest scoops of vanilla I had ever known." The professor grinned and gaped over the page, ogling Vanessa's fabulous rack. Yep, Hansen was creepy. But he wasn't wrong. Except that my hottie classmate was blessed with doubles.
Vanessa and I grew tighter, she booted her imploding boyfriend and we verged on happening. There were sparks and flirtatious moments, but our lips didn't meet until the last night of first year. We were two of the few left on campus after finishing exams (do first-years still have the shittiest test schedules, or has the Internet made that moot?), and we shared dinner in the Union.
Later, sitting close in my dorm room, walls stripped of the cheap "Blown Away" print (remember that one? A dude and his speaker?) and Zeppelin and Uncle Sam "I Want You" posters, she brushed my shaggy bangs off my forehead. "You have such gorgeous eyes," she said softly. "It's a shame people don't see them more often."
I blinked and looked away, staring at cinderblock and hearing Echo & the Bunnymen on my crappy jam box. It was her mix tape. My classic rock, my comforter, my everything else was packed away for the summer.
"You're seeing them right now," I replied, returning to her steady gaze. "That's pretty awesome."
Smiling, she reached for my hand, holding it atop her warm thigh. Our bodies connected from knee to shoulder, full lips just inches apart. "Can I kiss you?" I asked.