She moved in on a Tuesday.
Alina Virelli. That's what the landlord said her name was. Twenty-six. Quiet. Paid six months' rent upfront. Wore sweaters in the dead heat of July, always with sleeves pulled halfway over her hands. Her windows stayed shut. Curtains drawn. She never came outside until the sun had dipped, and even then, only to take slow walks in long, black dresses that clung to her hips like silk painted over flesh.
Julian watched from his bedroom window. He told himself it was just curiosity. He had a wife, Marissa--sweet, sunny, always in bed by 9:30 with her pink satin sleep mask and lavender lotion hands. He loved her. He still fucked her. But he couldn't stop staring at Alina.
And then the dreams started.
Every night, he'd wake soaked in sweat, his cock hard as rebar, his sheets clinging to his thighs like glue. In the dreams, a woman mounted him in total darkness--he never saw her face, but her body was burned into him: pale skin that shimmered, tits that bounced gently as she rode him, thick thighs wrapped tight around his waist, and a pussy that squeezed his cock like it needed to drain him dry. She never spoke. She fed. She fucked. She left him empty.
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Friday night. Marissa was gone--off to her sister's for the weekend. Julian jerked off in the shower twice just to clear his head. He poured himself a whiskey. Settled in bed. Closed his eyes.
And woke up to a weight on his lap.
Not a dream.
Alina. In the flesh. Straddling him in black lace lingerie, tits out, eyes glowing green. Her pussy already grinding on his cock through his boxers. She didn't say a word. She bit his neck--gently, just enough to break skin--and moaned when he gasped.
"You remember me now," she whispered, voice rich and thick like honey and ash.
He tried to speak. She covered his mouth with hers and kissed him like she was starving.
Then she sat up and ripped his boxers open.
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She slid down on his cock in one slow, hellish motion. Tight. Hot. Wet. His breath caught. She smiled.
"That's it," she whispered. "You feel bigger in real life."