The late afternoon light fills my room, making it impossible to sleep. I need water. I need an aspirin. I still need more of him.
My body aches from last night. I have bite marks on my neck, chest, and inner thighs. My ass is sore and I'm raw from fingering myself until I finally came the way he requested: squirting while he was relentlessly trying to split me in two.
The rest of the night will be forever burned into my memory, but he will be here soon, and tonight, tonight I have plans for him.
Whenever you get a chance to upgrade your hotel room, I suggest you do. The views of the city are incredible. The windows take me right back to the club last night and my stomach clenches, reliving the eyes, hands, and tongues that joined us and added to the intense mix of pain and utter rapture of finally getting to touch him. And be touched by him.
I want to lay here in the cool pink, afternoon light and play with myself until I'm exhausted, remembering every detail of how he feels. But there's no time. I need to get ready and get the room ready for tonight.
Out of the shower, hair done up in a French twist, I pull a short black slip over me and go to the closet. I run my fingers over the fabric options in my attire: leather, silk, and linen. Which will set the right tone to start the night? I choose the black leather pants and a sheer black silk blouse. I sit and slide on my open-toed heels, knowing he'll notice the red polish. I stand, make final adjustments to my outfit, and last, apply my red lipstick. Yes, this is the right look.
The room smells of the rich floral fragrance of my perfume, feminine and still delicate. Tonight will be a nice contrast with that. He will be here soon and I feel powerful, magnetic.
I hear a knock at the door. It's not as confident as I expected. He's uncertain. Well as uncertain you can communicate from a knock, I suppose.
I want to open the door and find that he pushes me against the wall. Hungry lips, hands, and bodies finding and pulling into one another. But no, I have a plan.
I unlock the door and step back into the room, out of reach. After several moments he opens the door slowly and I say, "Come in..."
I punctuate it with his name, my voice low and sure. He smirks and asks how I'm feeling. I ignore him and motion for him to go to the leather loveseat across from me.
"I'm pouring us drinks," I announce. And make my way across the room to the bar tucked in the corner. With my back to him, I glance at him through the reflection, and smiling ask, "How many fingers would you like?"
I've always loved when someone would order "two fingers" when I was bartending my way through college. A crafting a good cocktail can be just like crafting a good evening: ice, liquids to the tongue and lubricate, exotic tastes to discover in endless combinations. Oh, and don't forget the presentation. Garnishes can be so underrated but can transform the simple into the unforgettable. My eyes catch his and he smirks, "Better make it three," he replies.
I smile, and turn to bring him his drink, looking into his eyes, "Yes, Sir."
I hand him his drink and walk to the chair angled across from him and lean against it, unhurriedly sipping my cocktail. I love the feel of ice touching my lips and the cool liquid stings and burns so good, as it passes over my tongue, down my throat.
I set my drink down after one more healthy sip, and walk over to him, grabbing his drink while I kiss him, passing the liquid from my mouth to his, letting our tongues find each other in the process. I hear and feel him moan into my mouth. I love that sound. I don't think I could ever grow tired of it. But we don't have the luxury of years passing and taking each other for granted. We have what's left of this whirlwind weekend.
I slowly pull my lips away, coaxing his mouth to follow while I finally stand up and grab his hand and lead him to the master suite.
A few candles are lit by the end table closest to the wall of windows. The mirror behind me bounces the lights throughout the room and it feels like we are floating among stars.
I put the drink down on the table nearest the mirror and take a step towards him, watching him, with his back to me, taking in the view. I run my hands up his back and across his shoulders. I pull his jacket off and walk it over to the chair, near his drink.