Rorii was sitting outside on the back balcony overlooking the sea. While the view certainly was beautiful, with the sun dipping towards the horizon to the left and the telltale signs of encroaching night to the right, Rorii didn't notice. She was hunched over her music synth, meticulously adjusting some qualities of the lead instrument for her latest idea. It was tough work, designing sounds in this manner, but she knew once perfected, it would be ideal for the song and the melody she had in her mind.
Inside the house meanwhile, Valorie dropped the utensils from their dinner into the compost bin, along with some citrus fruit rinds and other such scraps. She reached over to her side to grab a cloth and dipped it into the stream of hot water pouring out of the faucet nearby. With the steaming cloth in hand, she set about scrubbing the countertops where they'd prepared their meal, the dining table, and whatever else needed to be cleaned. Every now and again she glanced towards the enormous windows lining the rear of their house with the intent of keeping her wife in her sights. It was late enough in the day that there wasn't too much of a risk of Rorii wandering off lost in thought as she was wont to do, but as the risk was still present, Valorie chose to remain watchful.
As Valorie continued cleaning over the next twenty minutes or so, she began to feel light headed. Between the warmth of the summer sun over the course of the day that had yet to dissipate and the humidity inside the house from Valorie's work, the temperature inside had risen past the point of comfortable. Valorie paused from her chores and, in an effort to cool down and get some air flowing, lifted her plain white blouse over her head to expose her bare chest. She set the broom she had in hand aside and meandered away from the kitchen where most of the humidity in the house had accumulated, and in her meandering found herself gravitating to the windows in the back, and towards her precious love.
She stood next to the windows to admire her wife, who was still lost in her musical machinations. Valorie smiled as she imagined what must be going through Rorii's head right now. What melodious conception must be flowing from her mind to her synth, and in due time would reach Valorie's ears. The mere idea of a new song composed by her spouse sent Valorie's heart aflutter. In much the same way a harpist tugs on the strings of their instrument, Valorie found herself pulled through the doorway and to her wife.
Rorii, thoroughly engrossed in the construction of her soundscape, didn't hear her wife speaking to her. She turned one of the dials on her device up to modify the sustain parameter of the lead instrument, which she had still not managed to fashion to her liking. As frustration was about to build, she felt two masses squish the back of her shoulders and two arms drape across her chest, pulling her into an embrace that was pleasantly warm against the onset of a summer evening. Rorii inhaled softly, muting the implant that connected her synth to her brain. She pulled her hands away from the synth and held the arms of her wonderful wife tightly.
"Hey," Rorii said, leaning into Valorie's breasts and enjoying the sensation.
"Hey cutie," Valorie responded, smiling widely. "How's the music coming along?"
Rorii sighed, pulling Valorie's left arm to her cheek to lean her head against. "Not too well, really. I have a great idea for a melody that would perfectly follow this chord progression, but I just, for the life of me, cannot make a good instrument to play it. This is hard."
Valorie frowned, sensing her wife pouting in the chair in front of her. Rorii being unhappy made Valorie's heart ache, and she couldn't have that. "Is there anything I can do to help?" Valorie inquired, shifting her free arm to stroke Rorii's face.
"I dunno, distract me? I probably need a break and a chance to clear my head." Rorii sighed again, deflating further into her love's arm.
Distract you, eh?
Valorie thought to herself. A smug grin spread across her face as she pulled her right hand away from Rorii's face and traced it down her chest, gently grasping the sitting woman's breast. Rorii quietly gasped as Valorie massaged said breast, playfully asking: "How about this for a distraction?"
Rorii's body flushed with warmth; she knew full well what was on her wife's mind, and she was in no mood to dissuade the notion. Turning her head to kiss her wife's left arm, she purred "I think that would help."