The storm raged outside. Clouds as black as a moonless night and as angry as a Greek god who is casting it's fury to the humble people below. Yet inside the club the sound of music could be heard. Not from a singer, but from the gentle sounds of the piano. Deep and melodic to reflect the mood and as the smoke induced room the crowd cheered and the haze lifted.
As the pianist rose from the bench, he casually looked around the room for any sign of the woman who had only recently appeared in his dreams but could have thought she was real. Dazzling blue eyes, red hair, and a stunning smile; that could light up New York City. As he walked off the stage and over towards the bar, he would occasionally meet people and just talk with them. However, his mind was elsewhere and half missed questions when someone would ask him something particular. Upon reaching the bar, he would turn and lean against it and order water with lemon. And as if in a dream there she was, this unknown woman, this woman he had seen so many times before, yet never knew her name.
His dark brown eyes scanned her slowly, as if trying to draw her in his own mind. The way she walked, the way her hips swayed. Her full lips; like cherries; no doubt sweet to taste. Her eyes, Oh god those eyes, Like a mirror to her soul and as turbulent as the deepest ocean currents. She was approaching, and he could only smile.
"Hello there. So glad you could make it this evening despite the weather." Came a deep voice. The man continued to look upon this beauty who stood next to him. Calm and cool.
"Um, do I know you? And thank you... I guess." The woman spoke. Her voice was heavenly and sang like angels.
He would bow ever so softly, and then nod his head towards the bartender after telling him he only had five more minutes till his next showing. And turning would make his way once more through the smoke filled room towards the stage where sat a baby grand piano. Climbing back up on stage, he would sit down at the bench and stare over the eighty-eight keys. Placing his hands on them, he began to shut his eyes and would begin playing once more. He would simply zone out, unaware of what was happening around him, yet he knew he could bewitch the crowd. However he did only wish to bewitch the woman he just met. Gliding slowly over the keys his fingers began to touch the keys in a way that made them sing. Like the body of a woman; each note played was another high in pleasuring her.