Here we are, part six of eight.
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- Aly -
I slowly began to climb back toward reality.
The absolute ecstatic bliss I'd been floating in for so long was receding, leaving me feeling very empty, but also perfectly content. Which was weird. But My Lady was there, and she was holding me, and she was so warm, and so strong, and I loved her so much.
The rush of emotion was beyond intense, and I couldn't hold it in. Tears started to flow, and before I knew it I was sobbing into Taylor's shoulder. Sadness at the loss of the place I'd been, pure joy of having been there at all, the intense love of the woman who made it possible. The one who was holding me close, so close, and whispering in my ear that it was okay, that I was such a good girl, that I made her so happy, and that she loved me. Her hands rubbed gently over my back and ran through my hair.
I don't know which one was more calming, her words or her touch, but even so it took me a long time to come down. Taylor was so patient with me. When I could finally look at her the concern just shone from her eyes, and there were tears on her cheeks. She was so worried about me.
I managed to squeak out a word. "Hi."
"Oh, baby, are you okay?"
"Yeah." I lifted my chin, and we shared a soft, sweet kiss. "I'm thirsty."
Taylor nodded and jumped out of bed, running to the kitchen. She was back in a flash with a bottle of Gatorade, yellow, I think, and a straw.
She held it in my hands as I took a sip. I winced as her fingers touched my wrists. They were red and a little raw. I hadn't even noticed.
"Oh, my God, Aly, I'm so sorry."
"It's okay."
"No, it's not." She dashed into the bathroom, coming back with some lotion that she spread gently over my skin. "I kept you in those cuffs way too long. I'm so sorry."
I took her hands in mine. "Don't apologize, ever. Not once, okay?"
She nodded, her eyes still unsure. I finished my bottle of Gatorade and climbed back into her arms, which held me so tight. I'm not sure how she managed it, but suddenly the covers were around us, and an intense wave of fatigue settled over me, bringing the deepest sleep in its blessed wake.
***
When I opened my eyes the sky outside had barely begun to lighten in preparation for dawn. I had turned in the night so I was spooned flush against Taylor's body. I rolled over, and she did the same, coming to rest on her back as I slid my hand across her firm, flat stomach. I remembered when she'd looked at me last night and told me I was going to give myself to her, how my knees had shook.
When I'd been a little girl in Bible School at my Grandma's church in Kansas one of my teachers had told me whenever a person came into the presence of an angel their first reaction was to fall down and worship them. As a girl I'd always thought that was a little silly. Angels were beautiful women with harps and halos, or chubby little babies in diapers with wings. Who'd be afraid of that?
But now I understood. When Taylor had looked at me with command in her eyes there was no other reaction but worship, and falling to my knees before her had seemed the most natural thing in the world. And once she had me on the bed, cuffed and helpless, nothing in the universe existed but her and me.
Taylor stirred, and I kissed her shoulder. Her beautiful blue eyes opened, and she tried to blink the sleep out of them. "Hi, baby."
"Mmm, good morning."
She pulled me in for a kiss, morning breath be damned. She was so sweet.
"Are you okay, baby?"
I nodded. "Slept like a rock. And see?" I held out my wrists. "Barely red anymore."
She grabbed my arms and kissed me where I'd been sore, but I gave her a stern look that kept her from apologizing again.
"Did it hurt, baby?"
"Yeah, but it didn't matter."
"Baby..."
"No, you don't understand. It was fine. I mean, I have the lowest pain tolerance in the world. I start crying on the way to get my flu shot." Taylor laughed. "But when I was, God I don't even know what to call it, under? There was no pain, or there was, but even the pain felt good. Like what you were doing with my nipples?"
Taylor nodded.
"That was amazing. I want more of that, by the way."
"Okay. That can be arranged."
We kept talking for almost an hour. I told her about how much I'd loved servicing her while my hands were tied. Actually being gently restrained had been a revelation. I couldn't do anything but just sink into the experience. I tried to tell her how it felt, the floaty, out of body-ness of it, how much more intense the pleasure felt, how I never wanted it to end.
She told me about how scared she'd been while I'd been crying afterwards, that she thought she'd really hurt me. The tenderness in my big, tough, butch's eyes as she said it made me feel wonderful, cared for, adored.
Unfortunately the Monday morning sun was coming up, and Taylor had to work, and I had class. I took my time washing and servicing my lady in the shower, catching the faint echoes of what Taylor had called 'Subspace.' I'd been touched as she'd told me about the research she'd done.
I wondered if I was going to be able to concentrate at all in my classes, but it didn't seem to be a problem. If anything I was more focused and relaxed. In all I felt wonderful.
That feeling slipped a little as I headed back into the house for dinner. I'd told myself that studying in the library for the last two hours hadn't meant I was scared and trying to put off this moment. But I was definitely aware of my increased heart rate as I returned.
I got my dinner, a grilled chicken salad with dried cranberries. As I entered the dining room I saw Evelyn sitting with Macie and a few other seniors. I looked around for Sadie, but I didn't see her.
"Surprised you're here, Aly. Don't they do the pride meetings on Monday nights?"
I felt my ears burn. "What the hell is that supposed to mean?"
Macie shrugged. "You know, hang out with your real sisters one night. You could surround yourself with dykes like you want."
"Fuck you, Macie. If you want to keep living in the dark ages, there is nothing I can do about it. But you aren't going to make me feel bad about not being a classless bigot." My voice rose higher as I said it.