As I walk through the door, I'm surprised to find you already there. You were still dressed in charcoal grey suit pants and a white blouse. I pause for a moment and take in the sight of you. That feeling, the ability to look at you, breathe and assimilate the moment, feels unequivocally good. Time passes, but I'm unaware of how much. While it feels like only a moment, your mischievous grin and amused look imply it was a bit too long. "You are completely silly. And adorable." Your words are soft, but tension fills their tone. Like you want me to ask some follow-up questions, but I can't quite feel what they would be.
"I missed you. That's all. Is it so bad that I want to see you for a few moments at the end of the day?" my hesitant but thoughtful reply. The truth is always the easiest and, in this case, simple to reveal, so why not stick to it?
"Bad. No, of course not." Then your eyes make that magical sparkle they seem to always make when you have an inspired thought. "But." you take a step forward, "it isn't essential, is it?" You're stalking me, springing a trap, but I'm not sure what it is.
I bite my lower lip, hesitant at what you are doing and the energy it causes in the room. My mind flashes over the past few minutes. I'm trying to see what it is and what's causing it. I need to determine the potential outcome range. It may seem a simple moment, but the look in your eyes, the way it sends a tremble through me, is always anything but simple. The moments of the unknown, the uncertainty in what I'm about to step into, always leave me considering. "No, not necessary, but I enjoy it anyway." my hesitant reply.
You take another step closer; the gap between us is gone. Your warmth is intoxicating. Thermal communication lets me sense what you are thinking. Scorching heat radiating from you. I close my eyes for a second and pull in a breath; your soft scent provides a calming feeling. As I open them, I see you pulling a piece of cloth from your suitcoat pocket. Anticipating that I'm about to say yes and be ready for the ride. My eyes open wide and focus on yours. I nod and whisper "yes," then remove my glasses as the soft fabric moves across my eyes, turning my world to darkness. Your fingers tighten it around my head. Your lips near my ear, and your soft breath drips around my neck. "Don't worry, Daniel; I'll be all the light you need."
Your warmth radiates to me, baking me into a light sweat. You feel so close, and then it is gone. I listen hard and hear your footsteps, growing fainter, and the soft call of your voice, "Aren't you coming? Don't keep me waiting." The clear sounds as your shoes click up the steps. I picture the room in front of me. I've walked it many times in the dark, so the blindfold doesn't concern me. I step towards you, confidently picturing the room around me in my mind as your clicks grow fainter. I know you are near the top of the stairs. I begin the climb to you--a hand on the railing, firmly grasping it and trying to stay calm. I turn the corner on the landing, six more steps to the top, and then three to the bedroom door. I picture each one of them. I lift my hand and touch the door. As I walk through, I'm not sure where to move; I listen close, trying to hear you, but instead hear silence. I take another step, then feel you against me, overwhelming as you press me against the wall. Your scorching heat and intensity contrast the cool of the plaster.
Your lips are on my neck in a deep kiss, then gentle bites as your teeth attack my skin. My hands in yours, and the coolness of the wall as you guide them up and against it, "Hold them there." you command - your favorite type of bondage, not of rope, but compliance. Your hands move down my arms, your kisses fast and aggressive. I can't think for a moment. All there is you. Your hands on my chest, grasping my shirt and then tugging, the buttons pop from the shirt, freeing my body. I flinch as you press me to the cool of the wall. "The buttons will be worth it." a delicate whisper at the moment, and I try to let it go and do as you continue to strip the fabric from me.
A piece at a time, the material is removed. Your hands were studied and reassuring as if learning how I'll react to each of your touches. The way your hand slips over my chest or grasps at my hip, the feel of you pressing against me, a study to see my reaction.
Your hands against mine again. "You have to stay." It's a whisper, not firm, filled with care. I hear you walk away and open a drawer. I draw in a deep breath, trying to stay calm, to slow down what is happening to me. A light cool touch on my shoulder, little pickles but light as it rolls down the skin of my back. I take a faint breath as I learn the feel of it. As it moves lower, its press against me gets a bit harder, and I gasp with surprise, cringing a bit. You repeat the process a few times as if studying me, learning what causes me to respond. Then you stop for a moment. I'm left with nothing but the sound of rustling fabric.
"Hold still and breath," the heel of your wrist brushes against my cheek. Silky fabric presses to my nose and mouth. I take a deep breath and catch the scent, letting out a little moan. I assume it causes a bit of a smile in you, but I can't tell as I'm left in the dark. "No tasting," you whisper. As if I could. The pricks of the Wartenberg on my skin contrast with the feel of the warm silk on my face. All too quickly, you have integrated what you've learned about me to play with my breathing. To control when I inhale the scent of you held to my face. Your teasing continues until I'm left shivering and gasping for breath. You pull it away. "Go on, deep breath. It would be best if you slowed down. We've got so much further to go."
My thoughts flow through me as I stand there away from your touch. It had been a rough day, and I wasn't entirely sure I wanted to do this now. I usually only want you to see me at my best because it is what you deserve. I bit my lip, trying to refocus on the moment and you. I couldn't let everything else go; the day kept seeping in. I bit harder, hoping that the sensation it caused would help me block everything else out and focus. I manage to get lost for a moment, not in you, but in me in my feelings and emotions. I jump as your fingers touch my rib. Not so much from where or how you touch me, but that you've touched me. I had heard you walk away, but the steps back to me fell on deaf ears.