We're in our 20s and on campus. Late one evening, you can't sleep and so you decide to go to the aquatic center for a late swim. I had the same idea and you find me doing laps.
I'm doing laps and don't notice you slip into the pool.
You're aching a bit after studying a while. I'm swimming and trying to clear my mind from the daily stress.
After a few laps, I notice you a couple lanes over. Under the guise of resting and catching my breath, I stop and rest my arm on the edge of the pool. In reality, I watch you for a few moments.
Your stroke is slow and steady. I'm envious as to how smooth and strong it is.
You come to the end of a lap and pull up to take a breath or two. You look over and notice me. I try to look away but you caught me staring and I blush a bit.
You call me on it and, being the fumbling geek I have always been, I cannot think of a smooth way to deny it.
You think I'm cute.
I think you're sexy.
You are sexy.
You tell me you're trying to burn off some stress. I empathize.
I tell you, not so suavely, that I could offer a massage when you're finished in the pool.
Happily, you seem interested and no ready just to turn away entirely.
Still, you want to swim.
You playfully challenge me to a race. I accept, knowing full well you're obviously more of an athlete.
We swim to the end of the lane. I look up to see you're still swimming when I reach the end.
Hmmm... I wonder if you let me win.
"Oops, we forgot to bet."
"How about we swim for a kiss?" You ask, blushing. You're feeling forward. I'm getting hard, thinking this beautiful and wet woman just offered to kiss me.
We swim another lap. This time, you win hands down.
I come over to your lane. I lean in to kiss you in the lips and shift at the last second, planting a very slow and sensual kiss on the nap of your neck.
Your nipples betray you, hardening during my kiss.
I tell you I need a break. We historians aren't known for our athletic prowess.
You shift around and corner me into the wall. "Take your time," you say. You put your arms on the wall behind me, leaving me to stay right where I want to be.
"My turn," you say.
You lean in and run your tongue down my neck.
You're forward and it's an incredible turn-on.