Do you know what it is to miss a lover? To feel his absence in your skin, in the cooling outlines of his hand on your stomach, in the thin, bloodless scratches down your back? To see his memory printed on your body in dark purple bite marks, to picture his lips just there on your thigh, and to ache for every part of him deep within?
There is the need to physically possess him, to see the porcelain of his skin between the dark of your own fingers, to grasp the flesh of his arms and his buttocks and pull him into you; and then there is the need for the intangible: his quickened breath, the sound of your name in his mouth, his darkened green eyes, a shiver through his shoulders as he enters you. Alone, you think of him and close your eyes, you bring your hand down your thigh and imagine that it is his fingers pushing into you. And you plan: you plan exactly how you will fuck him when you have him next.
He will take your hand and invite you into his bedroom, and you will pull the door closed behind you and lock it. Before your hand has left the doorknob you will pull him to you, fingers twisted in the collar of his shirt, and as you kiss him his hands will find your waist, your ass, the hair at the nape of your neck. He will grasp frantically at your dress, at your hair, and you think he will rip everything apart.