She looked at him with lust filled eyes. He stood about 6'2", with long, flowing hair, almost as dark as ebony. His eyes were a fascinating mix of browns and greens, with golden flecks. They pierced her to the core when he fixed his gaze back at her and locked onto her eyes. She felt a little weak in the knees.
He beckoned her over with that stare. He didn't need to move a muscle for her to know that, just that look. She knew she shouldn't. She had someone waiting for her at home. But she went to him anyway. Her hormones got the better of her. Or was there something else?
They were alone in a darkened corner of an otherwise crowded bar. The bar was poorly lit at best, as bars are wont to be. But this corner seemed a bit darker. She noticed the bare bulb of the wall lighting barely glowing red and almost flickering. It seemed to be struggling to emit even this feeble glow.
"Give me your wrist."
The command was soft-spoken and sounded more like a question than anything, but something in the undertones made it quite clear that he wasn't asking, it was definitely a command.
She balked at the idea but felt compelled to comply. She held her wrist to him. He took her hand firmly and brought her wrist to his mouth.
He kissed it gently but did not remove his lips. Opening his mouth he gave a sweet, tender, suckling bite.
And still lingered a moment longer, drinking in her growing passion.
The noises of the bar were drowned out by the beating of her heart and rush of blood to her nether regions. Her pulse quickened and she felt a tingling sense of fear creep over her. But she was transfixed by his gaze and stood there even as the "fight or flight" instincts tried to kick in.
How long did he stay there with his mouth affixed to her wrist? Time was a blur, it couldn't have been more than a minute, two at most, but it felt like she'd been trapped there for hours. As soon as his mouth left her wrist she slowly began to gather her wits.
"So, what's your name? Mine is ... is ...", but their eyes were still locked and she trailed off, momentarily forgetting her own name.
He blinked, breaking the connection, and she regained a measure composure, "Well, names aren't important anyway. I really must be going. A pleasure to meet you."
She forced a polite smile, turned, and walked away.
"We shall meet again, my dear." His words came to her from somewhere, loud and clear, but she didn't hear them. She just knew.