He looked at the clock. 3am. He hadn't slept all night, and he knew he wasn't going to now. He heaved himself out of bed and walked to the bathroom. As he passed the mirror, he paused. He didn't think he was particularly good looking, but there were lots of girls who did. But he was only interested in one girl. He'd seen her in the churchyard, fleetingly one day when he was taking an early morning walk. She had smiled at him, but had run around the back of the church; when he followed her, she had disappeared. He couldn't get her image out of his head though. Her wavy brown hair, her dark eyes and her petite, but beautifully curved body. She had been wearing a long black skirt with a black velvet corset, and as she had run away from him, he'd caught a glimpse of her fishnet stockings and high-heeled black leather boots.
He decided to go to the churchyard now. He told himself it was because it was a calm peaceful place where he could relax, but he knew deep down, that he just wanted to see her again. He pulled on his clothes and a long black leather coat. He walked through the silent streets to the churchyard, where he sat on a bench, feeling a little stupid. Why had he bothered to leave his cosy house and warm bed? He was never going to see the girl again. Just as these doubts wandered through his mind, he saw something flit past in the corner of his eye. He whipped his head around, but there was nothing there. Cursing his own foolishness, he rose to leave.
As he did so, he heard someone whisper "going so soon?"
Again he spun around, only to see darkness looming before him. Then suddenly, he felt the soft touch of a girl's lips on his neck, and this time he did not turn round. He felt his hand being clasped by a much smaller one, and he was led to a corner of the graveyard that he'd never seen before. Finally he saw the girl. It was her, as he knew it would be.