White mists swirled, enshrouded the figure slowly ascending. Gossamer clouds or was it material billowed and then clung alternately with each step closer she took. She was silent, no soft padding of bare feet, no rustle of cloth, she seemed almost ghostly floating across the stage. I leaned back, my eyes never leaving her as my fingers slid along the arms my chair, I was anonymity among the shadows and it pleased me utterly to be such.
Her hair spilled down along her back, shimmering curls which shivered with each sway and step. How I adored the way the light danced through her gown, so that each sweet curve, from her shoulder, to breast, buttock to thigh captured my gaze in various moments her journey from left to right and then turning towards me. And she knelt then, lifting a slender parcel to her breast, her fingers danced along its edges for a long while before they plucked at a ribbon which bound it.
I lifted slightly, as though in craning my neck, I could somehow speed her discovery its contents. Never one for delaying any moment, her small smile and slow movements tormented me cruelly. I longed her face, her response, her reaction, not a small smile, which seemed to tease me excruciatingly.
And did she sense that, for in a moment a small bundle was extracted, set before her and then slowly the material parted.