Violet
hoisted her backpack up onto her shoulders and raised her hand to shield her eyes from the Sun. Scanning the meadow in front of her, she noted a small, grassy patch at the top of a slight hill. Perfect, she thought, gave herself a slight nod, and set off towards it.
Upon arrival, she knelt and swung her backpack down before sprawling out on her back. The Sun felt good on her skin and her eyelashes tickled her cheeks warming under the star. A breeze picked up, ruffling her blouse and lifting her skirt. She kicked off her shoes and delighted at the cool air drifting between her toes.
Glancing around, Violet figured that the nearest person was still far enough away for what she planned to do next.
She unbuttoned her blouse, fingers working swiftly to reveal an emerald lace balcony bra and matching jewel studded in her navel. As more of her smooth, soft skin was exposed, the wind seemed to respond and caress her body. Just as quickly, she unbuckled her skirt, let it drop onto the grass and stepped out of it.
Violet closed her eyes and stretched, fingers reaching, grasping at the clouds. Her tummy stretched taut and a cool tendril of air circled her waist then followed the curve of her hips down. Down her toned thighs, the inside of her thighs, coiled around her shapely calves and stroked the soles of her feet as she rose on her tiptoes. A low buzz began in the centre of her being and a drop of moisture formed, warm and sticky.
A few hours later, the wind found Violet lying on her stomach, her sketchpad and art materials scattered around her. Today, she'd experimented with charcoal. Preferring to create art with her body, the black, powdery smears covered her fingers, palms and forearms. A few smudges were left on her face from where she'd brushed her hair out of her eyes.
Once again, the air took on a playful quality. It tousled her hair and brought her the scents of various flowering plants. Lavender, Iris, Lily-of-the-Valley... And one other that she couldn't place. This scent was different. At first, it was barely noticeable. But now that it had caught her attention, Violet couldn't let it go.
She sat up, a stick of charcoal rolled from where it was dropped. The fragrance was sweet and heady with an underlying musk that caught in her throat. The low buzz kicked up a notch, progressing to a pleasurable thrumming. Violet licked her lips and swallowed, unconsciously squeezing her thighs together to produce some friction and relief. It wasn't enough. Rising unsteadily to her feet, she cast about, sniffing.