"I want to do something in public today," Audrey said, out of the blue one morning after they'd lingered together, in bed, deliciously late. "Something public, and very very sexy."
Donna has grown used to these sudden announcements about sexual adventures. Audrey proclaimed this at dinner. She wanted to take a cab to the concert. It was going to be all Beethoven. Beethoven always made her, well, romantic. "I cannot bear the thought of no orgasms for hours! Let's leave the Jag in the garage, take a cab, and I will masturbate for you in the backseat!" Donna just smiled. A little chuckle escaped from her lips. She knew it was pointless to argue. These statements were more proclamations than proposals, and she had learned to accept them as readily as she'd accepted this playful woman into her life.
That night they did take a cab to the concert. Audrey wore the dress she'd bought weeks before, especially for her Donna. It was black, tight and short. It wrapped around her chest below her shoulders. The friction of the clingy fabric and a ring of black velvet like a choker attached to the front of the dress grasped her neck and held that skimpy front up, against gravity. The garment clung to her tummy and hips. Her lovely round bottom. Her hard nipples were clearly visible, outlined in the stretched Lycra, as were her navel and the soft swell of her belly. From the side you could see her gently muscled shoulders, and bare arms, the skin, the side, the beginning of her breast. And from behind there was little need to look for features outlined in taught fabric.
There wasn't much fabric to be seen. The rear of the garment was cut away, all the way to the round swell of her firm ass. The hem of the very brief skirt was but an inch below the place where her thigh met her lovely little ass. From behind it was more skin, more tanned back and neck, and legs; the sculptured break of coffee-colored skin over rising scapula, ligaments sheathed in mocha gracing the long neck like responds wrapping a column, carrying god from the clerestory into the cathedral. A freckle, more an embellishment than blemish.