She groaned audibly and rolled over. On her night stand sat the pastel blue phone that had woken her up from her deep slumber, ringing loudly. The orange glow of dawn peeped in through the window at her as she buried her head in her pillows and rolled over.
The noise wouldn't be blocked out as the phone continued to ring. She'd bought it because it looked 'retro' and matched her white bedside dresser. It matched nicely, though the sacrifice was that the phone didn't have an answering machine, and thus, had no reason to stop ringing unless the person at the other end wished to do so.
"Fuck off." She moaned into her pillow, rolling over and checking the clock on the wall. 'Who the hell phones at 8am on a Saturday?' she thought to herself. She grabbed the receiver, and after picking it up, placed it back on the cradle.
Silence.
She fell back into her pillows and scowled, laying one arm across her face to shadow the intrusive sun, the other scratching her flat stomach and resting on the hem of her underwear. Midway through her yawn, the phones tiny hammer struck the phones tiny bell and made a big noise. Grinding her teeth as she closed her mouth, she sat up and glared blearily at the ringing phone.
"Whoever the hell you are," she said, swinging her legs out from under the covers and off the edge of the bed, "I hate you." Placing her head in her hand she slumped down and worked her slippers onto her feet. "I may be getting up, but I'm not answering." She said to the phone as it continued to ring rebelliously.
Pacing across the room, Kitty slid a hand under her panties and stopped them from riding up her ass, flicking the switch on the kettle so the red light came on. Running a hand through her hair she opened a cupboard and took out a 'Horny Devil' coffee mug. She'd had it for such a long time that the little red horns on the raised porcelain had worn off, and were a dull white now.
Spooning in her coffee she sighed at the phone as it continued to ring from her nightstand. She rolled her eyes and poured the boiling water in, followed by a dash of milk. Taking a bowl from another cupboard she placed it down and stared at the phone again, glaring.
"Fuck off!" She slammed the cupboard closed and walked across the flat, "I don't want to buy any fucking internet!" Kitty slammed a hand down onto the receiver and wrenched it up to her ear, "Do you know what time-"
Kitty's eyes widened and her knees wobbled, forcing her to sit on the edge of the bed.
"Sorry.
I won't, no, I swear.
I haven't heard from you in-
Yes.
Yes.
I'll be there.
Yes Master."
Gingerly she placed the phone back on the hook and took a deep breath. She was running her hands through her hair again when the phone rang sharply once more. She stared for a second before picking up the receiver and listening, daring not to say a word.
"And have your pink egg with you. I trust you still have it Kitty." The dry, well spoken voice left a pause for her, but needed not hear her confirm anything. "Very good, I shall see you shortly." Placing the phone in its cradle she opened the drawer of her bedside cabinet. There rolled the pink egg, and try as she might, she couldn't help her wandering hands from stroking her mound.
Her eyes adjusted to the artificial lighting of the café, as she walked through the door about 3 hours after hanging up the phone. It was a chain store, just off the main street, and being near lunchtime it was fairly busy. Her eyes focused while she took her place in the queue, looking all around for the man she was meeting.
There, at the back, behind the tables of happy faces she saw him. He was staring at her, his mouth curled so subtly that most wouldn't have seen the wicked smile he was shooting her. But she knew him well enough, even after the four years of no contact, she could never forget that smile.
Four whole years since she'd last seen him, her heart jolted at the thought. Against her will she looked down at the ground, breaking the link with him as she stared at her shoes: They hadn't even touched and already she was his submissive. She'd tried to pretend he wasn't coming back, she'd slept around a bit, even had one relationship she thought was fairly serious. But his presence was always on her mind. And his scars always on her body.
"What can I get you?" Startled, Kitty looked up and saw she was at the counter. The smiling clerk looking at her, fingers poised over the till screen.
"Oh, just a mug of tea please." She swung her bag around and fished though it for her purse.
"Is that to sit in, or-"
"Sit in please."
She paid and stood at the counter waiting for her drink to arrive. 'Four years' she thought to herself, 'four long years, and then he just shows up and invites me to coffee. Hell I don't even know where he got my number from.'
She took her drink as it was handed to her, and asked too for a glass of water. The guy behind the counter obliged, bringing over a plastic cup filled up halfway. Her hands shook softly as she carried her drinks across the floor. He was still staring at her, she could feel it, but she kept her eyes down, focusing as much as she could on not spilling anything.
Minutes passed. In silence she stared at the clear water in her cup, squeezing and un-squeezing the plastic.