(Written, but never sent to, an ex girlfriend.)
The second last text message said it was urgent that I see you.
The last text message just said “get ready.”
Not sure what to expect, you sit in your kitchen and sip a beer. The knock on the door startles you. You’re not sure why, but you’re nervous. You open the door and see me standing there. I’ve got a small gym bag with me.
The door is barely open when I push my way in and close the door behind me; you’ve barely opened your mouth to ask what’s up when I’ve grabbed you around the waist and pushed you against the door. My lips find yours and my tongue pushes its way into your mouth. I grab you hair and pull your head to the side and kiss your neck, intoxicated with your smell. I bite your ear, your neck. My hand runs down your back, and I grab your ass. You can feel my cock pressing against you through our clothes. My hand runs down your leg, under your dress. I grip your ass hard, and I can feel the heat from your pussy.
I pull back and look at you, breathless. You look down at the bag, half-open. You can see some of our favourite toys: a ballgag, lube, a large, fat dildo, nipple clamps, a riding crop. Handcuffs. I scoop you up in my arms and carry you down the stairs.
Outside your bedroom I put you down on the ground and push you, face first, against the wall. I pull your hair back with one hand and lift your dress with the other, exposing your ass. You’re wearing a thong, and I pull it to the side, and slide a finger between your legs and start rubbing your hot, wet pussy. My fingers slide easily over the surface, slick already, and then, one, then two, inside you. I side them in and out, faster. You moan as you feel your orgasm building. Then, you feel a sharp pain as I slap your ass. Hard. Harder than you remember me ever hitting it before. The impact burns, and my fingers are back on your clit. Your body remembers what I do to you; your knees begin to feel weak and you start panting. I let go of your hair and you feel my hand around your neck, not squeezing, but just as a reminder.