The air in Jenny's small Jerusalem apartment was heavy with the scent of old stone and jasmine drifting in from the garden below. She and Dave, both architecture students, had been cramming for a looming deadline, their textbooks and sketches sprawled across her dining table. Jenny's place was a short walk from Dave's parents' house in one of the city's winding, courtyard-lined neighborhoods, and they'd taken to studying together often. Tonight, though, felt charged--her flatmate was away for the weekend, leaving the space entirely theirs.
Jenny lounged across from him, her dark curls tumbling over one shoulder, her tank top riding up just enough to reveal a sliver of tanned midriff. She'd been dropping hints all evening, her voice laced with a playful edge. "God, Dave, these arches are so... rigid. Don't you ever get tired of all this tension?" She stretched languidly, her breasts pressing against the thin fabric, her eyes flicking to his with a smirk.
Dave, lean and wiry with a mop of black hair, tried to focus on his notes, but the room pulsed with her energy. On a shelf nearby stood an African sculpture--a carved wooden man with a massive, unabashed erection, its polished surface catching the lamplight. Above it hung a painting Jenny had done herself: a woman mid-orgasm, her head thrown back, lips parted, thighs trembling. The resemblance to Jenny was unmistakable--those sharp cheekbones, that wild hair--and Dave had caught himself staring at it more than once.
"Water?" she asked abruptly, rising from her chair. He nodded, barely looking up from his sketch of a vaulted ceiling. She padded to the kitchen, her shorts hugging her hips, and when she returned with a glass, she didn't sit right away. Instead, she leaned close to set it down, "accidentally" pressing her pelvis against his knee. The heat of her through the thin fabric made him freeze, his pencil hovering mid-air.
"Oops," she murmured, not moving, her hazel eyes locking onto his. "Clumsy me."