His body was hungry for weeks. Cold air, frigid women and the restless stirring in his blood was draining his vitality. Finally one day his jaw unclenched when he saw her.
A warm, thick head of chocolate hair overtook his senses. That hair was the perfect answer to the chill, he thought. It splashed lovingly across the owner's supple cheeks as she turned her head this way and that. He wanted to feel it run between his fingers and over his bare skin.
As he arrived at the intersection her face was turned away, searching for something. His bike surged between his legs when his hand inadvertently twisted the throttle. He had to collect himself.
He expertly swung the bike around the corner, hopped it onto the curb, and let it idle as he looked down the street. After a minute to allow her to survey his presence, he peered down into his mirror to appraise her facial beauty.
Her face would have been flawless and intimidating, if not for the distraught expression. Her concern was obvious: her dry lips pouted, and her eyes were dreary. Her nose was red. She looked indignant standing there without any purpose. He almost pitied her, but sniffed at his own silly compassion.
He stepped off the bike, put it on its stand and leaned over the leather seat. Time passed, but she didn't move so he spoke to her in a friendly tone, "Can I help you find something?"
She glanced over her shoulder, "No..."
"βwaiting for someone?" he mumbled.
Her shoulders collapsed in a sigh. She had enough. She turned to him, exasperated, but then her demeanor brightened as her eyes fell on his bike. Even her chest seemed to perk up. The corners of her mouth dimpled, and she gave a sly look, "Hey...um...are you leaving?" she asked awkwardly.
"No. Not yet. Where do you need to be?"
Her eyes evaded his, and she blushed. After some consideration, she seemed to relent. Then she looked in his face and said, "They towed my car. Do you think you could you take me to AC?
Now he looked away, contemplating the moment. "Uh...well...oh, why not"