You hadn't wanted to go out that night, and when I first saw you sitting there alone at the table as your friends danced, sipping your drink while looking around shyly, you certainly looked the part. You kept to your group, dancing, drinking, laughing your way through the club, but every so often you glanced over my way.
For all the world it looks as though I haven't noticed you, but you have indeed caught my attention, and I watch you out of the corner of my eye – the way you walk, hips swaying ever so slightly, the way your little black dress moves, shifting over your body and showing off every sensual curve, with a skirt that barely comes down to your thighs and a plunging neckline that reveals your perfect, pert breasts for all to see – but somehow I know that they are meant for me.
You are not accustomed to being noticed, or at least, not to knowing you have been noticed. You are more accustomed to observing than drawing the attention of others. But once, you am not discreet enough, and I catch you looking, with unmistakable lust, at me. Quickly your eyes flick away once more, but I have seen all I need, and now, I have chosen my prey.
I saunter over to you, taking no small pleasure in the way your eyes widen at my approach, disbelieving and fearful, relishing the effect I have on you. I begin to speak to you of unimportant things, of such small talk as is customary in places such as this – the drinks, the music, ourselves – watching you carefully throughout, hearing your nervous laughter and your quick, slightly abashed replies to what I say.
Enough time passes that you begin to wonder just what I am after, if I truly desire you in the way you so desperately hope that I do, if I am not just toying with you. You feel as though I am torturing you, toying with you, drawing out the inevitable to a point where, surely, you must be disappointed – I must be judging you, and deeming your short of the mark. Certainly I will soon make some excuse, and move on to some other girl.
But I do not, sure though you are with every passing moment that it will happen. After some time, I reach out and touch you for the first time, only a light caress of my fingers upon your shoulders but more than enough to evoke a reaction from you. I linger there a moment, shifting the strap of your dress aside so that I touch your skin, relishing the faint shiver that passes through your body as I do so.
"I must confess," I say over the noise of the crowd, "you're not the sort I usually find in places like this."
You want to speak, hoping for a clever reply to find its way to your lips, but merely shake you head. "I just came out with my friends. I didn't really expect anything other than to get drunk."
I laugh. "A girl with spirit, or at least one who is fond of spirits. Perhaps, though, you prefer a bit more quiet than this. You seem like the sort of girl who would," I say, lips curling in a wicked smile that makes you tingle with unsavory pleasure.
"What... what might you mean by that," you ask, a bit breathless. I can see now, your cheeks are flushed, and your daring neckline does you no favors in concealing your excitement. My hand trails down from your shoulder to your breast, stroking it lightly as I withdraw my hand.
"You look like you want to get to know a man in more comfort and quiet than places such as this afford, a place where you can speak with someone properly." My voice is soft, yet somehow it carries to your ears as my hand drifts back towards your breast, caressing it lightly over your dress and occasionally touching on the exposed skin, making you gasp lightly. I lean in, whispering into your ear in a way that makes your spine tingle. "Someplace a bit more... intimate."