Unintended Vibes pt. 2
"Where are we going?" I continued to protest as Sadee unbuckled her seatbelt and reached for the door handle. She stopped before she could pop it open however, and turned back to face me. The twist in her body, legs still facing the door, chest facing me, had pressed her breasts together to the point where they looked like their linen prison might not continue holding them for long.
I knew at the sight that I would go wherever she wanted, but I was hoping to garner some more time to compose myself. "I just mean that you said you lived with your grandparents. I don't want to impose and wake them up."
Sadee stared at me, eyes unblinking, the large doe like orbs seemed to read my every thought and she relaxed her body. "You're right, it is still early and one of them will likely have to get up soon to use the washroom. It's probably best to wait here for a while longer until they are in bed for the night." With that statement she repositioned her body so that she was lounging between the door and the seat.
Long tan legs glistening in the dome lights and racing up to her tight shorts. The shorts had ridden up her thighs during the car ride and there wasn't a tan line to be seen.My mind wandered idly wondering if there were any tan lines on this young lady's body at all. Brazen as they are, young women are also easily embarrassed, and I had no idea how often this particular girl tanned. Or how dressed she tended to be whilst doing so. I blinked a couple of times trying to stop my mind from wandering. Trying to keep it attentive to Sadee and the conversation that was sure to ensue with us continuing our evening together.
Without any hesitation but a bat of her eye lashes Sadee began talking to me, she asked me about how I liked my job, and told me that it looked grueling from the outside looking in. I assured her that it wasn't all that bad once you got used to it but it was all in what you make of it. We continued our idle chatter for quite a while, not touching on any heavy subjects but keeping things light and casual. It was a good time, intimate in the way that getting to know someone personally always was. But there was something more to it as well.
Throughout our conversation Sadee would throw in subtle hints about how she felt about things that we talked about. Little looks of surprise where I didn't think there should have been any, and cute little noises of disgust anytime I spoke about a woman that wasn't a part of my immediate family. I thought I was starting to catch onto her subtle flirtations but I wasn't sure. Doubt filled my mind as fast as excitement, thinking she was flirting but also thinking that it was too good to be true. Little did I know I was going to find out faster than I thought.
Looking out the passenger window of the car in one of our evenings' rare moments of silence, Sadee's interest was piqued by something that wasn't visible to me. Her lips quivered into a smile as she glanced up and then looked back at me. In a whisper she said to me "Come closer and look out the window and up at the house." With intrigue about what it could be I did as she asked, slowly leaning over the center console and towards the window. As I grew closer to Sadee her scent wafted off her in droves and assaulted my nostrils. Vanilla and musk, mixed with a subtle tinge of sweat, accompanied with a finish of coconut as she flicked her head back to look out the window. I was glad she did because my mouth fell open with the last whiff, and in a fleeting moment it was gone, as if it had built up in the air around her and was dispersed with our movement.
I continued my approach despite the disappointment that lingered at the loss of her smell. My hands crept across the center console, fumbling to keep hold of the slippery fabric atop it. I tried dipping my weight forward with the way that I was positioned but couldn't seem to get low enough to pick up on what Sadee was trying to show me. I started to pull my weight back so that I could tell her as much and when we made eye contact she had the most innocent look on her face, all but the sly smile they accompanied. She slowly shifted her eyes from looking at me to looking down across her chest and at her legs. Waiting for my gaze to follow hers, she slowly spread her legs open wide enough for me to see the bare fabric of the seat between them. With a cough and the point of a finger she signaled for me to come close again, but this time when I struggled to find my balance she grabbed hold of my left hand and placed it on the seat between her legs.