Chapter 9 βAn Amazing Dream?
I awoke sometime around 8am to a blinding light. Sitting straight up from the warm soft bed my eyes began to focus. At first I was startled at my surroundings, the lush black carpet and the exquisite art lining the walls; the large four poster bed, and my bureau with its huge mirror facing me just opposite. I stared motionless into the mirror. It all seemed familiar but . . . had it all been a dream? I got up and walked across the room, my long red hair falling down to hid my milky white breasts. I looked out through the window still a bit baffled. The sun was bright and I could feel the warmth on my skin; I watched the powerful ocean waves break just 200 yards from where I stood. It all seemed so vivid, so real. . .
The realities of my real life started filling in the confusion, my shitty go nowhere secretary job, lack of anything I would consider a real boyfriend, and all the bills I was just barely able to pay. It wasn't long though before a smile washed across my face. I remembered the night before, and the dark and mysterious man I met.
His name was J.D., and I had met him at the Diamond Club on Sunset in Hollywood. I was dancing in the Summerland room when I saw him at the bar. He was quite handsome and had a breathtaking smile. I struck up a conversation with him and he bought me a drink. I had managed to get rather intoxicated and he made certain I got safely into a cab for the trip back to my house in Venice. I got home, stripped off my clothes, and passed out on my bed.
More reality came slipping back to me, and I wondered what had happened to my car. I had parked it in the lot next to the club and the owners of the parking lot usually were not too fond of overnight parking. I grabbed the folded piece of paper on my dresser and unfolded it to reveal J.D.'s phone number, and a little note:
It was great meeting you Sarah,
too bad the night had to be cut short;
I'll take care of everything.
-J.D.
I grabbed my silky black robe from the end of my bed, slipped it on, and tied it just enough to keep the front closed. I made my way to the kitchen where I put on a pot of coffee and grabbed my phone. I was a little nervous about calling J.D. He was very exciting, and just the thought of him I could feel myself getting wet. I laid down on the couch and dialed his number. It rang and rang, but there was no answer. I set the phone down on the coffee table and thought more about the night before:
It was Friday and I had got off work early. All my friends were out of town so I decided what the hell, I'd go it alone. I was having a decent enough time, drinking, dancing, and talking to random people, but then I found him. Once I saw him it was only an instant before I was sitting beside him at the bar. He was tall; I'd say maybe six foot two or three, which seemed to tower above me at five foot five. We danced in between drinks, grinding into each other, sexual tension oozing from both of us. I remember feeling his hard cock through his jeans pressed up against my ass; his hand firmly holding onto my waist and making their way further up.
I lost myself in thought as I lay on the couch, my hand sliding down the silky robe sliding its way down and across my wetness. I caressed my smooth pussy and slowly pushed a couple fingers inside. I moaned softly as I imagined J.D.'s body against mine, seducing me with every move. . .
Just then, the doorbell rang causing me to jump, opening my eyes and once again drawing me back into the real world. I stood up, and adjusted my robe a bit to cover up and went to the door. I stood on my toes to look through the peephole and it was HIM!
Without the smallest consideration for how I looked or what I was wearing (or really the lack there of) I flung the door open. J.D. greeted me with that gorgeous grin of his. I smiled back and said hello and asked him in for some coffee. He agreed and we both walked in to the kitchen. I poured us both cups of coffee, set them on a tray with the pot, and suggested we go out to the back patio to enjoy it. He followed me through the living room and out the sliding glass door to the patio. It was such a beautiful day. The sun was shining and the sound of the ocean and the birds seemed to drown out the whole world. We sat down at the table, our chairs right up close together, and we took a sip.
"Beautiful day isn't it?" I said, taking another drink of the hot coffee.
"Yes, Sarah, and even better that I have beautiful company to share it with." I chuckled at the cheesiness of the comment and blushed at the compliment. "I brought your car back, it's parked in front," he continued. "That was some crazy night, last night."