The party was dull. He had known it would be, and he still wasn't quite sure why he had bothered to rent out the tuxedo, let alone turn up in the first place. It seemed that most of the people he knew had had the same thoughts, but had acted on them, instead of blindly accepting an invite to this plethroic mound of dirge. What was worse, was that everyone else was blind drunk and oblivious to the lack of excitement. He began to regret giving up alcohol, but changed his mind when he saw someone vomiting in the corner. How refined.
"I was thinking the same thing."
He jumped, startled by the voice, but more scared that it seemed to know what he was thinking. Turning, he saw the owner of the voice, as his heart skipped and his stomach knotted. Now, he felt sick. He swallowed, hoping it wasn't noticeable, and gathered his thoughts.
"Um ... what? ... yes ..." he stuttered, "I'm sorry?"
He tried to look sweet, hoping that it would disguise what he percieved as impoliteness.
"I was thinking the same thing."
God, Stephanie was fabulous. If he was holding a glass, he would have dropped it there and then. She was afraid that she had interrupted something, embarrassed slightly that she had been listening to him talking to himself.
"Um ... I uh, how did you know what I was thinking?"
A smile erupted across her face, and he melted from within. If only his erection had melted too, he would be much more comfortable. God, what a mouth. Those full, soft lips, glistening in the light, framing her perfect white teeth. His subconscious betrayed him, and peppered his mind with images and sensations of that fabulous mouth wrapped softly around his ...
"You uh, you were talking to yourself."
"Oh, sorry."
Shit. Why did he always have to apologise for everything? Of all the witty lines he could have come up with, his bastard brain betrayed him again. Here she was, Steph, the most adorable girl he had ever seen (without exageration), the girl he could never get out of his mind, the girl he had never had the courage to ever speak to, and all he could do was, well ... bastard brain.
She smiled coyly. He looked so sweet, his short blond hair bleached softly by the sun, and his normally white skin, bronzed ever so slightly, illuminating his already bright, baby blue eyes. The way he was biting his lip subconsciously was more than adorable. She wanted to tell him, but all she managed was a trite observation about the raucous rugby lads ... bastard brain.
They watched the party, dying its slow painful death, second by second in front of their very eyes. He afforded himself some lecherous glances, noting the way her long blond hair flowed effortlessly down her naked back, forcing the eye further down. His cock strained hard against its confines as he traced the curve of her perfect buttocks beneath the black material of her figure hugging dress. A dress that oozed dignity, yet afforded the most fabulous flashes of her perfect, flawless olive toned skin. A dress whose material moulded itself perfectly to her, wrapping lightly around her small, but wonderfully perky tits. As she moved, the changes in light allowed him the faintest hint of her nipples poking tantalisingly at the material. His wonderful brain filled his mind with images of them hovering close to his open mouth. If only the silence could be broken. He decided to say ...
"You look stunning!" Fuck, that came out totally wrong. It was supposed be a question about her studies - oh. His fabulous bastard brain.
"Thankyou," she whispered self-consciously, genuinely convinced that most blokes would never give her a second look. He looked gorgeous dressed up, and she wondered when, and if, he was ever going to ... she sighed inwardly. "What's the matter?" he asked softly. With a soft shake of her head she hoped that she indicated that she was content, but also that she wanted him. Badly.
"There are very few things right now that would make this party worthwhile." He thought it seemed innocuous enough, hoping that it might spark a free flowing conversation.
"Mmm. I don't if there is anything actually." She smiled as he giggled. She loved it when he giggled. And he giggled alot. She noticed the way he would sit in lectures idly ignoring everything that was going on, then pipe up with an excellently disguised facetious comment, then lightly chuckle to himself as he doodled fabulously intrictae cartoon characters on his pad. Never any notes.
"Not even eyelid kissing?!" Where the hell did that come from? God he hoped she hadn't heard it. Of all the memories his head could have offered him then and there, it proffered the time when he and his female friends had discovered how nice eyelid kissing was. Chocolate. He could have said chocolate.
"I'm sorry?" She turned to him, keenly interested in what he meant.
"Eyelid kissing," he mumbled.