This is a standalone story for Halloween. I have left room for a potential second part, should I get enough requests. Let me know what you think in the comments.
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"No, there's no way" I told my friend. "She is not staring at me."
"I'm serious, she's eyeing you up."
I glanced across the bar to see if this was true. Much to my surprise, the stunning, pale-skin redhead we had our eyes on was staring at us. More specifically, at me. I thought maybe she was just idly glancing in our direction, but then my heart skipped a beat when she winked at me.
"Alright. Maybe she is. So, what?" I asked my friend. "What am I supposed to do?"
"Go talk to her," my friend encouraged. As soon as he finished the sentence, he seemed to lose focus for a moment before abruptly standing up and making for the exit.
"Where are you going?" I called out. I was going to follow suit, but first I turned to get one more look at the pretty girl across the bar. I almost fell backwards out of my seat when I found she had soundlessly taken the seat right next to me at the table. She giggled at my panicked reaction.
"Everything alright, cutie?" she asked with a sly grin. "You look a little...nervous." Words failed me at that moment, and it took all my focus and determination not to stare at her pronounced cleavage displayed by the leather corset she was wearing. I was not exactly subtle about trying to not stare, and she seemed to pick up on this. "Hmm..." she mused. "See something you like?"
"I...uh..." I stammered. She laughed the most charming laugh. Her cherry red lips framed her flawless white teeth. There was something cute about her smile. Her fangs were longer than the average person's, and they complimented her face well. Her eyes were a decadent dark brown, the kind of eyes you can fall into. I almost felt like I did not have a choice. I was lost in her eyes, unable to speak, unable to think, unable to...
"You will? Wonderful!" she exclaimed. I found myself shaking my head and trying to figure out what had just happened. "Here's my address," she said, handing me a piece of paper with elegant handwriting scrawled on it. "Be at my place at 8 tonight. Don't keep me waiting." She put a lot of emphasis on the word "don't", and as she said that last part, I thought I saw a tinge of red in the brown of her eyes. Deciding I had maybe had a little too much to drink, I dismissed it as my imagination. I nodded yes and told her I would be there at 8.
She stood up to leave and let go of my hand. "When did she...?" I asked myself. As she stood up, she leaned forward and brushed her tits across my face. Then, with that same charming smile, she gave me one more wink and left the bar. I sat for a moment, stunned, before checking my watch. 7 o'clock. I got up and made for the exit, wanting to change before meeting her.
"This is fancy..." I muttered as I put my car in park. If I had the address correct, she lived in a large mansion in the countryside. It was on a secluded hilltop. The mansion itself had an antique look about it, but was well-maintained. I climbed the steps on the front porch and reached for the doorbell, but the door opened before I could press the button. She stood in the doorway, now clad in a flowing dark robe. Her red hair fell perfectly down her shoulders and back. She had a most wicked smile painted on her face. Her red lipstick was freshly reapplied and contrasted strongly with her pale skin.
"So glad you could make it," she gestured for me to follow her inside. "Only five minutes late..." she muttered under her breath. I wasn't sure I had heard her correctly and went to ask what she had said when she turned around with a bright smile and asked if I would like a drink. I told her I was fine, but she insisted before heading down a hall and disappearing into another room. I took the chance to have a look around.
The inside of the mansion was as antique as the outside, with intricate chandeliers and ornaments hanging from the ceiling and walls. Paintings of scenery and unfamiliar faces could be seen in every direction. The front door lead to the foyer where I was standing. Ahead of me lay the hallway she had gone down, and a staircase leading upwards. To the left was a closed door, and to my right was what appeared to be a comfortable sitting room with a roaring fire on the hearth.
She returned just then with two glasses of red wine. "Finding everything alright?" she asked.
"Yes, thank you," I replied, taking the glass she offered me. "I was just admiring the place."