The kiss...
He pulled himself together and took care of his duties in the bathroom. He left the bathroom to find she had ordered room service and a luscious meal was laid out. He smiled and thanked her, sitting down to eat. Together they shared a lovely meal, silently eating and occasionally looking at each other and smiling. No words were necessary. When they finished, they cleaned up the dishes, loaded them on the cart and pushed them out into the hall.
He turned to her, smiled and stepped forward. Quickly, he took her in his arms, gazed into her eyes for a moment, then brought his lips to hers.
Thus, the kiss began.
It started slow and soft, their lips together slightly parted. Then the warmth of it began to build. She felt her toes curl slightly as if they were somehow involved. Her knees weakened a little and he held on to her more tightly. The kiss began to grow. Their tongues took up the kiss and became involved in their own way. First they played tag, hiding from one another and finding joyfully the other exactly where one would expect.
She began to lose her senses of the rest of the world. First, the outside sounds disappeared and she could only hear his breath and soft moans that escaped from between their locked lips. Soon the room dimmed and she could only see his eyes, sometimes closed, sometimes locked in hers as they became a part of the kiss as well.
Soon she became one with him and her body melted into his. She began to feel her passion rise as the kiss took over more and more of her body. She felt herself growing first warm and then wet between her legs and she could feel him rise and press against her stomach. Their robes parted and their flesh touched completely. She does not recall opening her robe, nor does she remember him doing so. Rather the kiss demanded it and made it so.
The began a slow dance as together the kiss took them to the bed. Their legs were in danger of giving out as the kiss consumed more and more of their muscles. Soon they fell softly onto the bed.
The kiss lived on. Its intensity growing now that gravity was no longer fighting it.