How to have sex with an alien girl
Because the publisher is asking me this time to write a few words about the moment of inspiration that made me write the horror story itself, I'll try to enlighten you.
Such an invitation couldn't be more fitting, because from this explanation it will be clear why the whole event that seemed so horrifying to me to an ordinary reader may seem quite banal.
I met Sabrina, the main heroine, at a book launch. She was a gorgeous, wasp-waisted girl with large breasts that made me not notice her huge blue eyes at first glance. Her presence made me forget that I had promised the author that I would say a few words about his book. With my eyes on her, I ad-libbed something and joked and rattled off double-meaning words, and complained that, although I am full of beautiful words, I lack a muse to be their point of condensation, a kind of Alpha and Omega for my literary future.
I'm not a very good speaker, but this time I seem to have outdone myself and pleasantly impressed everyone in attendance, but especially Sabrina.
Naturally, after the launch we went out for coffee, then I invited her to my office, where I presented her with a bouquet of flowers and a book I had written with my photo visible on the back cover.
And because they say that a picture is worth a thousand words, I am putting here a picture of her in my office, taken at the moment I was talking:
I beg readers who are adept at reading body signs to translate for others what her sincere, mouth-to-ear smile means. To me the non-linguistic signals conveyed by her whole demeanor were very clear. She had fallen into my trap - I thought to myself full of youthful enthusiasm, only I didn't realize that it was the other way around: I had fallen into hers.
I realized this after the office episode was finally over and I went out into the wider world where, taking advantage of the presence of a friend, I took a few more pictures.
The photo that follows, only after further study, clarified the matter for me. Although it looked at first glance like just an admirer kissing me chastely on the cheek, I realized that it was actually a kind of taking possession. A signal to the others, because there were others present, something like, "Don't touch him, because he's mine!."
Well yes, I was hers, and on top of that she made me promise to write a book just for her, which I'm still working on from time to time. She had such a sensual way of clinging to me that I could have promised to write ten books, not just one.
In every photograph I took there in the garden, I felt her right breast flattening its roundness against mine and her leg twitching and clinging to mine. It was more than I could bear!
In the end, we took lots of photos together, as well as of her alone, which I was going to use in the upcoming book. I made sure once again that she was 18 and had her sign a paper letting me use any photos of her or us for literary purposes.
In addition to many other things I liked about her was that she laughed heartily and heartily at any joke I told her, no matter how banal, but still without detaching her sensual being from me.
Just for the use of grumblers, I must repeat myself. Sabrina is over 18 and she has given her consent (including in writing) for me to use for literary purposes pictures of her alone or where we appear together. In return, I have also given my consent (but only verbally) to let her harvest my pineal gland and any other glands she wants, if she can get a harvesting kit that complies with current European legislation. (After reading the story you will understand more).
Eventually, as one wave of life after another passed by me, one of them picked Sabrina up and took her somewhere far away, all the way to America to Las Vegas. I think she will try to knock on the door of the Movie Fortress, seeing that she has little talent for literature.
I haven't finished the book for her because in the meantime it seems that it is no longer an urgency for her or for me, but from where she is she occasionally sends me a photograph to see how it has blossomed and blossomed like an intangible hibiscus flower.
Okay, okay, readers may wonder, but where is the thrill of horror you promised at the beginning?
It's a little complicated to explain and almost unbelievable, but the event I'm about to tell you actually happened, although as time goes by it seems to me an increasingly unbelievable thing and I'm sorry I don't have some photos for the moment.
A couple of years ago the summer was warmer, or maybe it just seemed that way to me because of the love I felt for Sabrina, so to rush the writing of the book we moved in together for a short time. It was hard with the adjustment, because I was kind of a "big loner" and couldn't really stand anyone interfering with my habits for very long.
But, to be honest, Sabrina was such a pleasant presence and so intent on humoring me that I almost didn't feel her presence. Perhaps her habit of walking around the house more naked was a little disturbing and made me pay a little more attention to her than to what I was writing, but eventually I managed to concentrate on my writing, no matter what.
As I said, she was trying to humor me and copy a lot of my habits, being one of the few girls in my life who, in addition to wanting me to write a book for her and inspired by her, would have wanted to write a book of prose herself. I foolishly told her that literary talent is sometimes taken by friction, and since then I've seen the vivid expression of speech that she clung to it like a "cat to a plum tree."
That didn't bother me, of course, because he had a gorgeous body and an irresistible smile. What's more, because she was much more of a morning person than I was, she would wake up and make coffee, which she would bring to me in bed with the gestures of a noble princess. The aroma of the coffee made my waking up a little easier and I integrated the day as easily as approximating an integral using the Riemann sum.
The morning I want to tell you about, it wasn't the aroma of coffee that woke me up, but something else, undefined. A subliminal message sent by my reptilian brain had finally reached my higher cortex and after feeling the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end as if imminent danger was closing in on me, I suddenly opened my eyes.
Above me, staring down at me with her huge blue eyes, which this time seemed to have metallic glints, stood Sabrina, and she was feeling me with her long, slender fingers on my forehead.
She didn't seem bothered by the fact that I opened my eyes, but only intensified her pressure. As the situation was becoming somewhat bizarre, I finally asked her:
"What are you doing?"
Without taking her eyes off my forehead, she replied:
"Looking for the entrance to the pineal gland."
Seeing I didn't understand, she added:
"To the third eye. The magic eye."
He finally gave up the search, sighing heavily, and elaborated:
"It is said that in addition to many other magical functions the pineal gland also plays a paramount role in the opening and blossoming of talent. I think that's why you have such a way with words, because you have a highly developed pineal gland."
He left to make the coffee, because, I don't know if I've told you, in the morning, before I drink coffee, I'm like the old TVs on lamps: half an hour after I open my eyes I have neither sight nor sound.
After sipping the magic liquid, I reviewed the morning's events for a bit and finally asked:
"Okay, and even supposing you had found the entrance to my pineal gland, how would you have proceeded?"
Her answer gave me chills and, although she was a lovely girl, that's when I decided to cut my relationship with her as short as I could and eventually end it:
"Well, we'll find a way to swap glands so I can become as talented as you."
I watched to see if a smile appeared on her face as a sign that she was joking, but unlike other times, she was very serious and thoughtfully pursed her lips, as if a very insistent thought was hovering around her.
"All right, all right," some of the more grumbling readers will comment, "but why do you still shudder with horror now, when you are rid of her, and an ocean and a whole continent separate you from her?"
Well, that not at all metaphysical thrill I've been feeling lately at the sight of her stems from the last photograph she sent me.
"Eh big deal? a reader in a hurry will say. A nice photo is a sign that she hasn't forgotten you yet, what's more, it also attaches a smiling little heart, which we all know what it means!"
Well, it was precisely that smiling little heart that gave me the creeps, for after I had gone to a great deal of trouble to explain that the pineal gland is located somewhere deep in the brain and that it cannot be reached so easily, she suddenly seemed interested in my heart and evenings before falling asleep she would sit with her ear pressed to my chest listening to it beating.
"Do you hear it beating?" I asked her romantically. It beats only for you."
"Does that mean it's somehow mine?" she asked slyly, and I was sorry that I'd approved rather hastily, because now, looking at the last photo she sent, I wonder:
"What if my words, that my heart is, in fact, hers, were somehow taken too seriously? What if she understood everything word for word, that she sometimes makes this confusion between reality and her imagination?."
After all, a ticket from Los Angeles to Bucharest costs a little less than a thousand dollars and Sabrina is not short of ideas and money, so you can understand why I sleep quite restlessly at night and look carefully on the street for beautiful girls with wasp waists and big breasts.
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