It's after midnight but, you know I just made coffee. You don't bother knocking anymore. We've been living this secret little life for a while now. I know I don't have to wear ridiculous lingerie for you. It just ends up on the floor. Tonight, I chose a simple tank top and boy shorts, clashing horribly with purple socks and leopard print slippers. My hair is still in a ponytail and I haven't taken my makeup off yet. I've still got a hint of whiskey on my breath from going out with friends earlier.
You're wearing the standard jeans and t-shirt with those shoes that only the classiest of nerds wear. Your socks have stripes on them. I don't know why but, they make me smile. Like you can't be serious all the time, contrary to what our mutual friends think. You pour the coffee while music from the 1930's plays on my phone. I've learned your tastes in music. The older, the better, it seems.
Patti Page starts to sing "You Belong to Me," and I finally stop resisting to urge to touch you. I don't know why I always stall. Maybe to give the false impression that I have self control around you. It's torturous.
Concentrating on necklace you're wearing (because I don't dare look you in the eye), I let my hands move from your shoulders down your torso and back again. I like teasing you, feeling you grow harder against my stomach.
I move down to your belt and give a little tug before pulling your shirt over your head. I trace my fingertips over your chest and down your side's, eliciting the tiniest goosebumps along the way. You're almost in that trance I strive for. I love making you happy.
I find your belt again and undo the buckle, the button, the zipper. Not yet. I'm not done writing invisible love letters on your skin. I could never speak them. Your jeans slide down and end up in a pile on the floor. Your underwear is struggling to hold your now-throbbing cock in place. I take them off and give you some relief.