DISCLAIMER:
All or any Breath Play described within MY writing, I highly discourage those without experience from delving. Please do not attempt any Breath Play fetish without being knowledgeable.
CAUTION and PRECAUTION and a TRUSTWORTY PARTNER is a must!
EDUCATION IS KEY!
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Rosangela was more than nervous and tried to convince herself it was just a ride home nothing more. Yet, after the incident in the bathroom, she was more convinced of a continence. But, perhaps he would simply drive her home and that day would be ended.
The conflict continued.
The moment she stepped out of the bookstore her nerves worsened. He had stepped out before she did to start the Porsche.
The entire street was white, thick with white. Her eyes squinted against the brightness of the falling and blanketing snow. She huddled her arms around her, slight trembles from the cold mixed with nervousness.
She took an icy deep breath then maneuvered off the sidewalk, her feet were deeply frozen by the above ankle depth of the snow. Carefully she moved across the barren street towards the idling Porsche. Then she paused when the author got out the car and moved to the passenger side.
She continued through the thick layer of snow. She questioned in thought, how was a damned Porsche going to make it through that mess?
She stepped to the car and Victor opened the door for her. She gave a quick smile then carefully got into the car while chattering from the bitter cold.
The door closed and within moments Victor got behind the wheel.
She sat there for a minute then asked, "You remember where I live?"
He nodded with a smile then carefully steered the Porsche onto the white road.
What else was there to say?
She kept silent, the heat inside the car warmed her poor frozen feet. Her eyes stared down at her rubbing gloved hands. There were so many second thoughts that came too late. She felt a huge mistake happened in the bathroom followed by her accepting his offered ride home. She tried so hard throughout those months to set aside what happened though it never truly left her thoughts.
The car steered to the right then came to a stop.
She frowned, it should have been much longer to get to her place. Her head lifted and eyes peered out the slightly iced window. She was not looking at her town house or his apartment building.
Her head darted to the left and she quickly questioned, "Where are we?"
He put the car in park then looked to her. He confessed, "It's a hotel."
She grimaced with her nose wrinkled then she questioned, "A hotel?"
He nodded then explained, "The weather is too horrible to go driving all over town. Everything is practically shut down."
She shook her head then stammered, "No, no, you take me home."
He shook his head and stated, "I would if I could but this car is not equipped to handle these road conditions." He grabbed the door handle and started to open the door.
She reached and snatched him by the coat sleeve. "No," she protested then said, "You have to take me home."
He paused, looked to her and smiled, "I can't, sorry."
Her hand released his sleeve and she watched him get out of the car. Her eyes followed him move around the front of the Porsche then move for the passenger door, paused to hand over the keys to a valet.
The passenger came open and she sat there looking up at him in shock but mostly fear.
He urged, "Come on, you have to be freezing."
Her breaths were heavy, saw her breath clearly before her face. With slow reluctance, she brought her wet and cold feet out of the car then slowly rose up.
She felt nearly trapped but not by him, by her desire for him. She could attempt to walk home but it was so damned cold. Yet, inside her she had wanted that moment to be with him again. Again she wanted to be alone with him, not within the confines of bathroom, but alone with the freedom to do as they pleased.
The conflicts were almost visible as she trembled, she stepped under the hotel canopy. She lightly gasped the moment she felt his hands nudge against her back then forward she walked towards the hotel doors.
A doorman opened the door and gave a greeting nod and verbal hello.
The heat was instant the moment she entered the large hotel lobby. Maybe, she pleaded with herself, she would stay long enough for the storm to subside then perhaps she could get a cab to bring her home.
Victor turned to Rosangela and said with a smile, "I'll be right back." He left towards the front desk.
She was silent as she continuously trembled while her arms were huddled over her chest. Her eyes anxiously scanned the lavish lobby. She noted, it even smelled expensive.
He returned, quite quickly, and urged, "Come on, I ordered room service."
She nodded, seemed to lack any type of control of everything. The control seemed to have been chiseled away the moment he again stepped back into her life and the bookstore.
She felt lost but simply followed him towards one of the three elevators. She entered the elevator with him, her uneasiness continued which kept her silent. Her eyes remained down as the elevator moved upward.
She forced herself to ask, "Um, when it lets up can you take me home?" She dared herself and looked to him, he didn't look at her.
He replied, "Yes."
She nodded then again aimed her eyes at the floor.
The elevator opened and out they both stepped.
"This way." he instructed as he removed the key card from his coat pocket.
Her heart raced with multiple flutters. Her eyes focused on the fancy multi-toned runner his expensive leather shoes moved over. She stopped when he did then watched his shoes shift to the left. She listened to him unlock the door then stepped passed him as he held the door open.
She entered the hotel suite, went to a complete stop the moment she looked up and saw an immaculate room that was not your typical hotel room.
It was a definite suite. It had an actual living room set up, a small kitchen area to the far right and obviously an actual bedroom somewhere.
She slightly startled when he moved passed while removing his coat.
He urged, "Make yourself comfortable." He dropped his coat on a plush chair then removed his snow dampened fedora. He turned to the side, she remained standing near the entrance with an odd expression over her face.
He set the fedora down atop his coat, started to remove his gloves then explained, "It might be a bit before room service arrives." then he gestured to the sofa, "Get comfortable and warm yourself up."
Her head bobbed and she stiffly moved forward while her hands shakily started to undo the buttons of her coat. She stepped towards the sofa as he retreated towards a small bar in the corner of the room. She removed her coat and laid it over the back of the sofa then, almost with caution, sat down on the white plush sofa.
Her fingers worked off the damp gloves as her eyes watched him prepare a drink.
He knew she was nervous, reluctant, and suspicious, and he noted, she had right to be.
With a glass of brandy in hand, he turned then approached the sofa. She didn't hide her awkwardness well, he knew that not all the trembling was caused from the cold.