She wakes up and a smile crosses her lips. No matter what has transpired, how things have changed, how much love has been lost, the brightness of the day will not be ruined by anything. She knows that it's highly probable that only she remembers and that's ok with her. For the memory will keep her warm all day, in her heart and through her whole body.
It's Sunday, December the 15th. She has one week of work left and then she is off for the holidays. The stress will begin to melt away this night. She pulls the covers off of her and sits up, yawning and stretching her arms in the light of the sun that peeks through her window. Her breasts rise and fall, her treasure catches a breeze of the air, for she slept without panties the night before, as she often does after she spends an evening pleasuring herself.
She stands and reaches down, pulling her nightgown up by the hem. Her nipples perk as the silky material rubs against her silky curves and she tosses it aside with a sigh. She goes to the closet and retrieves a towel, rubbing it up her body from her slit to her chin, letting a smile cross her lips and a soft moan escape her. She can hardly wait for the evening she has planned.
She walks into the bathroom, turning on the light and the fan. She lets down her hair and shakes her head from side to side, laughing in spite of herself as the sight of her bare, curvy breasts in the mirror turns her on. She steps into the shower, turning the temperature control to steaming hot, and steps under the showerhead. She turns on the water knowing that the first minute or so of water will be freezing cold, but that's just how she likes it, and her whole body responds in agreement.
The water shifts to hot and she sighs an almost moan. She retrieves a washcloth from the shelf and begins to rub all over her body softly and teasingly. She never dips between her lips, though she teases herself profusely, because she refuses to succumb to an orgasm before the time comes, as it would, much later that evening.
She closes her eyes and feels the hot water caressing her all over. Remembering the way he pulled her against him, reaching forward to unbutton and unzip her jeans, pulling them all the way down her legs. He knelt down and kisses her bruises so tenderly, even that one on her behind, which she thought she might have regretted reporting. But she didn't, not in the least. She did not, never has, and never will regret one thing about that night. Not the tenderness, not the gentle pauses as she gazed into his eyes as he called hers that of an angel, not the way her heart fluttered. It was all something beautiful that she would regret more if she forgot it than she ever could by remembering it.
The rest of the day seemed to pass so slowly; each minute seeming to last an hour, until the half hour before he would arrive. She had invited him over just for dinner, because they hadn't spoken in a while. He had agreed, though not too happily. Nevertheless he couldn't deny that they had catching up to do. More catching up than he would realize until the door opened.
It was 6:30. She rushed around cleaning and making sure everything was in place. The table was set with candles. The house glowed of warmth. Dinner was ready and the kitchen smelled wonderful. It was 6:55. She paced around, feeling like a nervous teenager. She sat on the couch looking natural, then realized that she would only have to get up to answer the door, he no longer held the key.
7:00, the doorbell rang. She jumped up in a flashed, but sauntered to the door, she didn't want to seem desperate or overexcited. She opened the door and strong wind blew, only aiding the picture that stood before his eyes. Her hair was down, hanging loosely over her shoulders. Flowing in a way that he hadn't seen in months, for she kept it up most of the time, but had in the past worn it down just for him.
Her smile was shy, much different than the snide grin she stubbornly wore constantly through their tense conversations. She was blushing, and damn did she have every right to be. Though she hated red, and he knew it, she was wearing it. He had always loved the way it made radiance shine through. The fact that she what she was wearing was red was not quite the focus, regardless. Her hair was in fact hanging loosely over her shoulders, but also cascading across her chest. In her dangerously low-cut dress, her bosom appeared fuller than ever, though not forcefully.
Her breasts retained their womanly elegance and simple beauty. They weren't pushed up or bearing the burden of extra support, they were merely accented. Accented in a way that they hadn't been since he could remember. Her dress was strapless and shorter than any other she had worn in her life. Hugging her in the right places, ending inches before her ass…there it was. She was wearing heels, high, strappy and even higher. She was radiant, all right.