His voice echoed in my brain. We weren't strangers but we weren't lovers. Yet we had a connection neither of us could explain, at least not so that it would make sense to anyone but us. We'd gotten to the point that simply thinking of the other gave us such a sense of peace and understanding... of belonging... that the inevitable passion sparked the moment we even made the other smile, or laugh or think. And those were all things we felt, without having laid eyes on each other for over 15 years.
Walking to the door, knowing when I walked outside, that I could easily see him, my heart pounded. My adrenaline filled blood rushed through my veins. The thought of him. Just the thought of him was enough to make my nipples tighten and my pussy coat my panties.
I was nervous. I was terrified, but I was also determined I wouldn't let either of those things ruin what I wanted so badly. And what I wanted was to know what it was like in his arms. To kiss him. To feel him fill me completely. I craved that knowledge. That tactile reality. I needed to know if what we felt was real. I needed him.
Walking into the parking lot I saw him. My face couldn't help but melt into an incredibly relaxed smile. I was still nervous, but it was most certainly him. Just seeing him there, I could tell, he really was the man I thought he was.
I walked to him. Hesitant. I wasn't sure of the boundaries and the surroundings. I wanted so much to touch him. But more than that, I wanted things to go well for us. My concern was silenced by his touch. His hands. His mouth. His kiss. The way he made me melt and moan. Feeling my body against his.
I said something. I have no idea what. He smiled at me. I walked to my car and he got in his truck. And then it was a two minute drive to his front door. Walking to, walking in. And then more kissing and touching. Touching him. Feeling him. It felt so right. He felt so right. There is no other way to explain it. It felt like I had come home and it was nice to be back.
So much of that night was a blur. He made a point of making us take breathers. I could have easily devoured him and he could have let me if my whimpering became more insistent.