Chance Encounter Pt. 05
"Okay," I laughed, passing off what he just said as bravado. Like when a guy says, oh baby, we're going all night long.
Billy laughed, vibrating his ribcage against my face. "You think I'm talking shit," he said.
I pushed myself up so I could look at him. "It's just I've heard that before and usually the guy ends up passing out 20 minutes later."
"Oh doll," he smiled. "I'm not like other guys."
"That's for damn sure," I replied.
Physically flawless, a huge cock, and a spectacular fuck, he already had most guys beat with the first two. He knew he was hot but wasn't arrogant about it. He appeared down-to-earth and relatable, which was even more attractive. I also noticed a playful side slowly emerging.
Still, that was all I knew about him. Usually, I got to know more about a guy before having sex with him. Billy and I mostly skipped the "get to know you" part. Fuck, who was I kidding? We sprinted right past it. This was only our second encounter, and we hadn't made small talk a priority.
The question running through my mind was, what did we do during his refractory period? Did we try to get to know each other? I really didn't know.
I felt like my silent staring was coming off as creepy, so I climbed off him, careful not to hit him anywhere with my shoe. I laid on my back beside him, looking up at the ceiling. Our collective fluids were drying into a sticky mess between my legs. I contemplated asking to use his bathroom. Problem was I didn't think my legs would work enough to walk.
I heard heavy and contented breathing. I turned my head to Billy. His eyes were closed, and his chest rose and fell steadily. Was he sleeping? I fucking knew it.
"Really," I said.
Billy burst out laughing, opening his eyes. I tried to act mad, but I couldn't. His laughter was just as contagious as his smile, and I laughed with him. If you can't laugh at yourself...
"I had to fuck with ya," he said through the laughter.
"It's all good," I said.
The tattoo on his side caught my attention. I turned on my side so I could read it. It was exceptionally well-done. The calligraphy was amazing. And what it said was beautifully tragic. There had to be a backstory, but it must be deeply personal, and I didn't feel like I knew him well enough to ask. I traced the black letters with my fingertip, pondering how bad it must have hurt to get tattooed on pure muscle and bone.
"Aren't you going to ask what it means?" Billy asked. "Most girls do."
I smiled as I looked at him. "I'm not like most girls."
The look in his eyes changed, and his stare became penetrating. I thought back to the first night I saw him, and the intense stare he gave me from across the room. It was the same one he was giving me at that moment. It felt like he was looking right through me, and I struggled to hold his gaze.
I never had trouble maintaining eye contact with someone before, but no one I'd ever met had the weight in their gaze that Billy did. Unexpectedly, he turned away first. He stayed quiet, eyes focused on the ceiling or somewhere else. I figured it was an ideal time to ask before things got awkward.
"May I use your bathroom?" I asked.
"Sure. It's the middle door," he said.