I woke up at my usual hour, feeling surprisingly well rested, but as it happens, not in the usual place. Looks like I passed out at this woman's place. She is nestled on my chest, sweetly snoozing. My arm is wrapped around her and our fingers are interlaced.
I didn't even know I could fall asleep like that. Suddenly I'm very sore from the weight of her body on top of mine. And the pins and needles are definitely starting to prickle all over the places she's laying. I guess the consequences of a job well done? And of course a soul well sated.
I decide to lay here in contemplation with her, accepting my fate and trying as best I can to get comfortable none the less. Who is this woman? Last night was incredible! But will she want to do it again? My mind races with all of the possibilities. And then it hits me, I don't even know her name! Or at least I don't remember it. FFFFFUUUUCCCCKKKK
Then the monster beacons. I have to piss like a race horse. Okay, time to maneuver my way out of this, without waking her. Hmm. After grabbing a pillow with my free hand and Indian Jones style swapping it for my body, very slowly, I un-nestle myself from her grasp. I linger near the bed not wanting to leave her. But only for a moment. It's getting bad guys.
Afterwards I decide to make myself coffee. I try to be quiet about it. And seem to succeed. Weirdly her kitchen is organized in a similar fashion to my own and I actually feel pretty at home here, despite it being a completely different space. I decide to not poke around, hopefully there will be time for that in the future. But also, I kind of love the mystery of this woman. I want her to tell me about herself. I don't want to let myself in. I want to enjoy the journey.
As I'm about to finish my coffee, she wakes up. I see her head shoot up off the mattress. I can tell from the kitchen because her apartment is sort of a studio? The bedroom and kitchen are in the same room. But she has separate rooms for an art studio and something else, a long with a bathroom. I would say it's weird, but I literally live the same way. Not that I can say I've ever met someone else who chose this arrangement of furniture and concerns.
"Good morning, would you like some coffee? I made enough for two". I smile and pick up my cup afterwards. "What happened? What are you still doing here? Why are you drinking my coffee?!" She retorts, clearly annoyed.