Zara heard her room curtains flapping about. She was warm asleep in her bed until she felt the icy breeze rake over her back giving her the chills. She pulled her blanket over her head and tried to dose off again, but a small nagging voice reminded her she had shut her window firmly before going to bed.
With a start she leapt out of bed and slowly walked to her window. She drew the curtains open hesitantly and saw nothing but the old elm tree framed by pale moonlight. Relieved, she shut the window and turned around. Her eyes immediately caught the shadowy outline of a man.
Her heart pounding in fear, she tried to scream but was frozen in place. Within a fraction of a second the shape moved lithely towards her and grabbed her arms. She was panicking as she tried to strike out. Half a scream got out before a strong hand covered her mouth. He, the thing, pushed her against the wall, his hands everywhere on her body.
He pushed her sleep shirt up and his eerily warm hand held her lower back as his torso pushed hard against her. She felt his strong warm body against her pushing insistently.
She knew she should be fighting him, disgusted and panicked, but instead her body defied her will. Feverishly limp in the strangers arms. There was a haze surrounding her, pushing her to submit. Their bodies pressed together felt so right. As her body arched to draw closer to this creature, and her breathing became heavier and strained, she knew that she was surely lost...
Beep beep.
The alarm went off waking Zara up. Her head pounding, she struggled to make sense of her surroundings. And then she remembered. The stranger. Her eyes opened in panic, but she quickly calmed herself. A dream, That's all it was. As she sat up she felt the familiar moisture between her legs.
It was the same dream she had three nights ago. The sixth time she dreamt it. There were always different circumstances, but the same end. The same otherworldly man. She sighed as she slowly slid her hand down her taut stomach to her wet folds. She could feel his hard body pinning her hips against that wall. The dreams seemed to be getting more vivid.
She rubbed herself sensually feeling the swell of her breasts toped by her hard nipples. Relief came as the pleasure radiated through her. She got up and showered readying herself for work. She picked a well tailored navy suit and coiffed her rich, thick dark hair into shape. A touch of eye make up accentuated her light brown eyes and she was done. She locked her apartment and got in her car and left.
Zara was an apprentice in the graduate program of a well-known investment bank. She had graduated from university achieving her postgraduate honours in finance with distinction. Despite that, she knew she was lucky to have made it into the banks program. They were extremely selective. In the end she got picked as one of the 15 from 18000 applicants by lots of determination, courage and a fair amount of luck.
As she walked into the modern building that the bank occupied she nearly knocked into something solid and tall wearing an Armani suit. She picked up his scent before she looked up to see who it was. Dean. Dean Trescott was her best friend since freshman year at university.
"Green!" He exclaimed in his low, attractive voice. He gave her a devilish smile while rubbing his arm in false pain. "If you are trying to knock me out of the program, physical violence won't work," he joked.
"Please, I won't have to resort to that to kick your ass," Zara joked back. She surveyed his mussed dark blone hair and the slightly disheveled way his suit hung on his muscular frame. "What happened to you last night Trescott? Did Ashleigh finally kick you out?"
"No actually you're pretty close though. She found out about Rene..."
"Ouch!" Dean had been staying with his latest girlfriend Ashleigh for the past month. They had the most dysfunctional relationship that I had ever known. Dean frequently had sexual encounters with other women, but so did Ashleigh. With other men and women. In spite of the frequent infidelities, they were hooked on each other. " So she got upset and threw you out and that's why you look so.. crumpled?"
"Well she did throw me out. But that's not why I look like this."
"No?" I questioned.