Here we are arguing. Again. It's gotten bad lately. I don't know if it's the stress in his new job, or the mounting debt from my student loans. One thing is for sure, I've raised my voice one too many times, and now he's shut down.
It infuriates me when he does this, but at least I managed to talk him into a walk. A long excruciatingly quiet walk. I never know where he's taking us when we go on these fast paced strolls. He leads the way, burning his anger off in quick calculated steps, and I follow behind knowing eventually he will calm down enough to talk to me.
I must have really done it this time. It seems like we have been walking for hours, and we are getting into parts of the city I didn't even know existed. My feet hurt, it's getting dark, and he still hasn't said a word to me. If all that isn't bad enough, a storm is rolling in. I can hear the thunder rumbling already.
Enough is enough. I open my mouth to pressure him into returning home, but he seizes my hand. With a firm grip around my small wrist he jerks me into an unlit alley. At first I'm too stunned to form any thoughts. My lips are numb, causing my confused questions dribble from my mouth in a slur of gibberish.
"Shut up." He growls in my ear as he forced me against the wall so roughly that my tangled breath escapes my lungs in one heave.
As he steps in against me, I'm left with only an instant to contemplate the decrepit bricks prodding my back before he's positioning his knee as a wedge. With a certain finesse, he drives his thigh forward like a knife between my legs, splitting them apart in one swift motion. I gasp out in shock when he abruptly grinds into my sweet mound. He's done this before, but never with so much indignation.
"What are you doing? We could be caught! It's going to storm; can't you hear the thunder?!" I force out in one pant.
As if acting on cue, a flash of lightning briefly casts light on his obscured face. My mind is sent reeling when I see his features. They have become contorted with anger and lust like a primitive beast.