He stood there by the brick wall, a book splayed open as he stared down at the pages. I couldn't help but notice the length of his fingers as he scanned the words one by one, and his tongue as he licked the very tips to turn the page. Silly me, having these glimpses in the library. Silly me for having decided that I must get a closer look.
As I trailed around the bookshelves, closing the distance, I watched as he shifted his weight from one foot to the other. He leaned with a casual demeanor against a beam, completely oblivious to my stalking.
"Excuse me," I said as I drifted past him, a flit of my skirts as I brushed ever so lightly against his free hand. "Sorry, I didn't see you standing there." As I passed, I turned only to catch his gaze not meeting my face, but settling more on what I would assume to be the curve of my ass. I grinned to myself and paused, canting my head. "What is it you're reading?" I queried.
It was then that he finally looked up, clearing his throat and adjusting his stance. His finger kept place between the pages as he lowered the book to look at the cover, "Eh, uh, uhm.. nothing too interesting. Just a book I picked up from the shelves."
And it was then, with my heart racing, that I decided I would talk to him, to learn about him. I could smell his deodorant from where I stood, and mixed with the subtle hints of his own musk, I knew I just had to have him. My body talked to my mind, and my mouth did all the talking to him. "Oh? Does it not have a title?" I asked, stepping closer. I could see as his back straightened against the column, and how his free hand quickly dipped to his pocket, only to tuck within an adjust. What was he adjusting, I wondered. I stepped even closer. Standing to where I now bent lightly, body leaning forward, knowing that today's choice in underwear was certainly to my best interest; my tits were so eloquently displayed for him to see as I pretended to care about the title of his book. I reached out, grasped his wrist and nodded. "I see, existentialism. Fascinating."
He recoiled as if I burned him, but yet he said nothing. Only a simple nod of his head.
"I'm sorry, I didn't mean to cross your personal space," and with that, I moved to stand beside him, yet facing him. My eyes were locked on his gaze, which happened to be looking elsewhere. "Have you a name, or are you plain shy?"
"No, I have a name," he muttered. A grin creased my lips as I moved just a tad bit closer. "Good, that pleases me. You may keep it to yourself if you wish. May I touch you again?" He startled, staring me now in the face. I knew that would get his attention, and I could not help but return his gaze with a wicked grin of my own.