Hi, this is the second part to the story. Please read part 1 first, otherwise it's not going to make much sense.
This is the first story I've written so please feel free to comment, I could use the input.
I hope you enjoy it.
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Her hands don't stop at my waist, they drift across my chest and along my arms. What is she doing? 'I really had you going there Miles,' she says, the biggest smirk I've ever seen stretched across her face as she unties me. 'You always were so gullible.'
I just stare at her, stretching my arms and then rubbing my wrists. Is she for real? I could never tell with Kate, that's one of the things that used to do my head in about her
She unties my legs and says 'Tadahh, yeah I really had you going Miles.'
'So this is all joke? Come on, how did I get here then?'
'I was walking home last night, I briefly looked in the window of McClairs' and there you were, asleep on the bar. I popped into see if you were OK, you were fucked.' She says simply.
I don't remember any of what she is saying, the whole night is a blank canvas.
'Me and the barman got you in a taxi, took you back here 'cos I didn't know where you were living now.'
This is all seems believable, I guess she's telling the truth. My aching head is evidence enough. She's standing in the door way now, she pulls on some track suit bottoms but leaves her breasts on display. I try not to stare. 'Well, thanks Kate, you really helped me out there.'
'It's cool. Come on, I'll make you that tea.' I follow her out of the room, down the hall and into the kitchen. The flat is tidy and clean, but full of clutter. Pointless bric-a-brac litters every surface, and at a rough estimate 10 owl cushions on the couch and chairs, I could never get her obsession with owls. She passes me a cup of tea, I drink it greedily, just realising how thirsty I am.
'You always did have a weird sense of humour,' I tell her. 'Was tying me up your first idea?'
'No, originally I was going to get my friend Roy round and get him into bed with you. I thought better of it though, thought you might have a heart attack,' she says laughing.