First part of a promising series.
I let out a breath as I stepped out of the classroom. Finally, class was over. Not that I didnāt appreciate the Renaissance Age in Europe, in fact I found that sculpture of David fancifulāin an artistic way of course. But anxiety filled me sitting all through that 3-hour lecture.
I reached for my phone on my bagās outer pocket.
ā1 message receivedā, it read.
I could hear my heart pounding as I opened my inbox. I knew who it was, but it made no difference.
āJust got in the campus grounds. Iāll see you in 10 minutes. Itās such a nice day for a walk, isnāt it? =)ā Bryce.
A smile passed by my lips as I looked out into the open corridor. From the fifth floor of my college building, I could clearly see the dark, heavy clouds that were gathering in that huge portion of the sky, covering almost the entirety of it in fact.
With a wave to my friends from the end of the hall, I signaled for them that I have to go. Pressing my books onto my breasts, I jogged down the stairs, as though holding my heart in anticipation.
I reached the last step just in time to see him walking towards me from the main entrance, a boyish smile plastered on his face. I could feel my heart still pounding, ready to burst out of my ribcage.
His hair was slightly damp, a little rumpled but he was adorable nonetheless. He wore that gray Polo shirt which I liked so much. It hung on his body perfectly and gave me enough previews of his sculptured biceps and shoulders. Pretty much like David, but a lot leaner version. He clutched the strap of his backpack with one hand and held a Pepsi bottle on the other. Nearing towards me, I felt another pounding deep in me⦠but it was from somewhere down lower.
I shook the feeling away as he stood in front of me, with that goofy, boyish smile across his (now I noticed) wet, pert lips.
āHi.ā He was obviously happy to see me.
I only managed a small smile, looking deep into his brown eyes. Right then and there I knew I could have melted. But as usual, I kept myself on guard, always at a distance. I never wanted for him to see right through me, Iām always afraid I guess.
āHey.ā Was my nonchalant reply as he took my books and placed it inside his backpack. His gaze never left me. And with just that simple gesture, I saw his arms and shoulders flex. I felt another throbbing between my thighs.
Oh hell yeah I missed him. Right then and there I want to take him in my arms, in my mouth, and lavish every inch of him. Of course, if I were possessed, Bryce would have already been on the floor with me on top straddling himā¦
āReady to go?ā a note of apprehension in his voice as he broke my fantasies. I wondered if he caught that creeping blush on my cheeksā¦?
āLetās go for a walk, shall we?ā I was already in a defensive mode. I walked past him and made my way to the door, obviously embarrassed.
I heard an amused chuckle from him behind me before I felt him brush his arm up against mine and took my hand. He squeezed them tightly then raised them to his lips to give the back of my palm a quick, sweet kiss.
I bit my lip.
Smiling down on me again, I realized his apprehension was gone. My anxiety had faded away too, replaced only by a feeling that is so utterly familiar whenever he was around.
Bryce led me outside the building, just as small droplets of rain water began falling from the skies. We didnāt have an umbrella. We didnāt mind.
And we walked together under the soft drizzle, in that late afternoon of that perfect day.
~~ The once tranquil waters suddenly turn turbulent⦠By which its volatile state merely ephemeral⦠Such a rare occasion that the serenity of the lake be shattered And the current flows in different directions⦠Hidden depths craving to be unleashed incessantly⦠Time ebbs and woves the desires of the flesh⦠~~ It wasnāt long before the rain poured. Neither of us have an umbrella so Bryce was using his backpack to shield us both while we walked to find shelter. Pulling me close to him, his arms draped protectively around my shoulders, he tried his best to not get me drenched. But being that close to him, of actually feeling his chest pressed against my shoulder, his hips rubbing onto my behind, of actually getting a whiff of his scent that lingered in my nostrils, where his lips was a mere three inches away from mineāit was more than enough to get me wet in my bikini underwear.
Cursing myself for such dirty thoughts, I kept wishing that we find shelter soon or Iām never going to forgive myself had Iāve been given several more minutes with him.
āHere we go!ā His comment broke into my thoughts again, and I couldnāt thank the heavens more.
Bryce led me into the covered rear entrance of the University Veterinary Department building. I didnāt even realize how far we had been from my college until I recognized the off the road access to the school adjacent to the building. The place was deserted, which was not surprising at all since it was the weekly University day-off.
Bryce took off the backpack he was holding above our heads and smiled down at me. I noticed he hasnāt yet let go of my shoulder although we were somewhat half an armās length from each other.
āAre you okay?ā he asked, eyes full of concern. Heād been getting worried that I might get sick and that he wouldnāt forgive himself since he was the one who insisted on seeing me today. He kept blabbing about how he wasnāt careful enough to check on the weather.