When you're separated from your lover by six thousand miles, two marriages and several kids, a vivid imagination turns out to be very useful! Paris is a city I know well and, once upon a time, our paths very nearly crossed there. We often like to wonder how things might have been different. For now, Leila and I are restricted to imagining how it might be when we do finally meet.....
This is the first fantasy I wrote for her. Her response is included at the end.
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Lei, I couldn't get this fantasy out of my mind. Hope you like it.
It's early evening, Paris in July. The sun has been hot all day and, although the shadows are now lengthening, the heat continues to radiate from the pavements and the walls of the grand Beaux-Arts buildings. You and I are in a tiny bistro-cafe buried in the Latin Quarter just a few moments on foot from the flat I rent. For these imaginary moments all time and obligation has been suspended - there is only us, and the streets of Paris humming with scents of restaurants, and people about their business, work and play.....
You are wearing a simple man's shirt, starched pristine white. It's too big for you of course, gathered and tied at your waist, the neckline casually open to expose your throat and the swell of your breasts. Beneath the shirt, and the simple taut black mini-skirt, you wear nothing. In the dusty shadows of the bistro we are close and intimate, the wine on the table half-drunk and neglected. When we talk we keep our lips close to the other's ear, murmuring our flirtations. Under the table your skirt is riding high, my hand stroking your thigh provocatively, sexually. Arousal is in your eyes, your swollen lips, the way your nipples threaten the fabric of the shirt....
Time to leave - you sway through the crowded, animated tables, your half-smile focused on the exit. You are emanating sex and you know it. The men see it and want it. The women see it and envy it. I follow behind, unable to take my gaze away from your slender form. Outside it's more dark than light and we risk a heavy kiss in the half-glow of the cafe illuminations, hands roving, my fingers in your hair. You open your throat to me and my tongue drags across it.