We've been friends for a while; unlike others I've met online, you don't feel the need to keep anything from me or hide behind a persona -- that means a lot to me. I like that I can talk to you about anything, that when I need cheering up, you always seem to sense it and know the right thing to say. I like that you can share your joys and tragedies with me. Over time our chats have shifted from being only about friends' topics into something more, and I like that, too...
We've been chatting for a couple of hours now, about how our days were, about minor and major annoyances. You know we're both feeling lonely. One of us -- does it really matter who? -- suggests a way for us to work off some of the tension and stress.
And so begins the story...
I'm sitting at my computer, and you're at yours, a couple of thousand miles and three time zones away -- the city of angels, so far from here! The scene is set; it's your fantasy tonight, and we begin by teasing one another.
I tell you what I'm wearing for this imagined tryst of ours: a silk kimono. You get hard just picturing it, don't you? You can feel how soft the fabric is, sense how the contours of my body must feel, as your hand lazily caresses me through the barriers which separate us. As we chat, my hands part my kimono, exposing the silhouette of a single breast; my fingers cajole my clitoris as I read the words you type.
Someone -- was it you? -- suggests we take our chat to the phone. You know I don't mind; we both love the additional sensory input of hearing the other, especially once we reach the throes of passion. Your voice whispers in my ear, caressing me with words of seduction. As I listen, I grow slick with desire.
Your voice insinuates yourself into my living room; my hands serve in proxy for yours as I listen and pleasure myself. Lost as I am in my own imagining of this shared fantasy, I don't notice the blinds of the sliding glass door are still open...
Perhaps it's a movement I catch in my peripheral vision, perhaps a sudden sense of watchfulness; but when I glance at the sliding glass door, I notice a figure standing outside, watching me.
"Oh, god!" I say into the phone. "There's someone outside!"
Your voice soothes, "It's alright."