Guten Tag! As a writer, the more erotic side of literature is more like learning a foreign language to me. I typically write tragic epics or poetry. Therefore, this is a bit of a new area for me. This piece has probably taken more than two months to develop the characters and plot line and another month to write, as Flaubert stated "I spent the morning putting in a comma and the afternoon removing it." I actually did have an editor go over this piece; however, my lovelies were speakers of British English and therefore a few spellings may be "off" to Americans.
Another thing to note is often I may reference the works of Shakespeare, Flaubert, Alice Walker, and Jorge Luis Borges. Therefore, if you are confused please feel free to inquire in the comments which I will respond to when I get the opportunity. I will probably be rather strapped for time in the spring because of exams, but when comes summer there will definitely be more. If you have any suggestions for the story's grammar or plot then do feel free to comment them. Thank you for reading and I hope that my piece elicits Dopamine release.
Danke,
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The humid air of Georgia condensed on my window. I eyed the thin line of magic that lingered constantly a foot away from my property line. It was a very small and insignificant vigil. A simple thing, an alert, for when someone enters the property. My body tensed and shivered, my fears was pungent, intensified by the lack of the lack of any protection around the house.
The house was a beautiful whitewashed charming Victorian, a spectacular piece of history. I however, did not select it for its historic charm, but for more pragmatic reasons. Old houses tended to have older energies, while the aged wood already possessed a base of malleable magic. The only thing that prevented me from laying down proper protections was simply the due to the nature of my powers.
My move, had unfortunately left my few belongings isolated, allowing the barren walls to heighten my loneliness. This unfortunately, was brushed aside by the whims of my stomach. It rumbled, protesting, in the strain of hunger.
The car slid past the my decrepit wood mailbox as my search for food led me to a pleasant looking local restaurant. The soft pendant lights graced my eyes gently, I nodded to the server and raised a single finger. He nodded in reflection giving me a business like welcome, as he bade me to sit at a small table meant for two. My brown irises flickered instantly to the soup section, it was extensive! I found with growing excitement, though I noted the extensive list of "Meat Lover" dishes. At the time it did not quite conjure a Venn diagram in my mind.
About half an hour later I left the restaurant, wandering over next door to a small privately owned library. The brass bell at the entrance tinkled as I entered, several people glanced at me, but others remained bowed, attentive only to their literature. I browsed with slight interest, slowly wandering the expanse of the store. I reveled in the comfortable atmosphere, until an intense sensation of pins and needles heatedly bloomed upon my skin.
My body shivered a little in excitement, casually, my eyes glanced about. I usually had "hunches" about stuff. Normally they were just subtle warnings about small things, but this one couldn't have been insignificant. They focused upon a handsome man sitting at one of the bar stools along the cafe. His suit seemed almost out of place, a satin designer amidst a sea of jersey. His rugged features were highlighted by the sophisticated cut of suit in binary juxtaposition. A strong muscular fitness shone through as it hugged his body. His jawline as he talked to the Barista was hypnotically dabbled with a brown five o'clock shadow.
A brass cuff link winked at at me under the bright modern lighting. I felt heat flash across my face as he caught me staring at him, our eyes locked; I looked away. A futile attempt to convince him that I was focused on a book about Nasreddin. I turned, taking the tome with me. Venturing, accompanied by the gentle creaking of wood, I sat at a small table on the opposite side of the narrow store. Two bookshelves served as shields between us. Still, despite knowing the opaque protection of wooden shelves my eyes constantly searched hungrily for his presence. Denying them the pleasure, I attempted to dedicate my attention to the book.
They were rewarded when I glanced up again, to see his silent steps draw him closer to my table, as he bypassed the wooden barriers. His lope was graceful, notably soundless as it did not exact a creak of strain upon the ancient floorboards. Strangely I admired it, I enjoyed it, and I had the urge to walk with him.
"May I sit?" He asked his throat a rumbling rich baritone. I hesitantly nodded, unsure of his purpose, but my inherent curiosity was nibbling at my innards.
"You like Nasreddin?" He asked as if it was a fact.
My eyes remained locked on his, unwilling to allow any assumption, I hesitantly replied, "Sorta."
"What's your name? Are you new in town?" He gunned at an instant with surprising roughness.
A thousand impertinent answers fluttered behind my lips, but the gaze of several other patrons fell upon me. I remained silent.
"Ah, allow me to introduce myself, my name is Adalhard Richter." He said smoothly, even though a hit of German accent slipped at his last name, as he smiled despite my previous response.
"That's nice." I murmured, wary and still unwilling to divulge.
"It would be nice to know who I'm talking to." He stated kindly, somewhat saddened. If a large man could look somewhat akin to a puppy he was certainly capable of it.
My guilty feelings got the better of me, "I'm Hua Lan." I almost whispered, instantly regretting the seemingly innocent statement. I chastised myself, I should have given a fake name!
"Hua Lan, is that Chinese?" He questioned, though the corners of his eyes crinkled in delight. They multiplied as I nodded.
"Is it alright to assume you are from China?"
A mental sigh echoed throughout my head, "No, because I'm not."
"Care to enlighten me?" He questioned in a lightly saccharin voice that dazed me for a second as I begun to crave his touch.
Ironically when he did so I was floored. A spark of electricity or extremely strong static jolted as he placed his huge hand upon my forearm. I was floored as it rocked throughout my body. My breathing instantly became fervent pants, as heat and... Oh Stella, desire coursed through me! Much to his dismay I jerked my arm away from his. I wasn't about to stick around to figure out what that meant!