The moment I walked through the door I knew I'd found it. I could tell from the patio that this was the one. This was the apartment with the balcony that had the only unobstructed view onto that beach.
I'd only been in town a few months but already I had a special place in my heart for that beach. It was extremely private, one path in, surrounded by cliffs that created a natural wind block. After watching it for a while it was clear that this was one of those hotspots. A place where locals went to party, or for romantic encounters. Luckily this was a small enough town where people were still polite about things, it went without saying there was first come first served policy involved, no one ever interrupted without invitation. No one but me, anyway. But they didn't know that. I'm sneaky.
In one of my daylight explorations I noticed it. I was playing with my telescope on the beach, watching birds and ships, kind of daydreaming, and I started looking in the trees. There it was, at first I thought it was a window, but when I focused my lens, I realized it was a balcony. It was really the answer to my dirtiest prayers; I could sit there, and watch people and never get caught!
I've always been a voyeur, I have a lot of little cameras, I love to listen through doors to roommate sex, I look in windows at night hoping to see anything, don't like porn because it's so fake, but just the thought of watching real life sex gets my blood up. I especially like women's orgasms, to hear them catching their breath, they way the sound leeks out of them as they come, the sight of bare hips writhing, bucking uncontrollably, and the twitching after. I love the expressions on their faces when receiving cock, surprise and then joy, the rougher the initial penetration the more prolonged that expression, it's especially nice if she happens to be facing my lens.
I toyed with the manager for a few moments, pretending to care about light fixtures and closet space, pacing off square footage casually mumbling about storage. Finally agreeing on a price, I followed her back to the office, signed the papers and received my keys. I don't think she noticed me eyeing her cleavage the whole time.
The next few days I spent shifting things around, finding a couch for the patio, setting up my telescope, my cameras. What I was doing, really, was trying to keep my mind off the beach. Watching is really an addiction to me, in every sense of the word. It takes me higher than anything else in the world, and has been, many times, the cause of my losses. For these reasons, I try, like an anorectic, to prove to myself I don't need it, I chant "I don't need to see, I don't need to see." As always eventually, I break down and watch.