The storm sky-blue Denby mug tipped itself over to meet Tala's soft, full lips. Her eyes gently closed, she took a long, slow sip of the jasmine green tea. Soft sighs followed the warm tang that spread across her tongue. Work really did a number on her today. an hour unpaid overtime in the office. Fuck.
Her supple nylon feet ached in smart, shining brogues. The pulp romance novel she read proved intriguing enough that she hadn't noticed her shoes were still on her feet. Every once in a while a slender finger would absent-mindedly burrow down the sides of the brogues, caressing her soles. Tala looked like an ancient goddess, perched with legs tucked to the side on the green-velvet armchair. Her dark lebanese curls were pulled behind large, curvaceous ears that twitched when she was excited. She regretted learning to move them - they had taken on a life of their own and she could tell when guys were staring at them, mesmerised by them. She coveted the privacy of her living room.
They twitched on either side of her head. Cascading thumps echoed through the ceiling followed by a familiar voice, 'Hey wonder, missed you today'.
Doran's shoulders kissed the top of the architrave. His fresh male musk called out to her. He'd just come back from a run. Mmmff. Yes.
Tala slapped the book closed on her thigh and stretched out her arms, twisting like an Indian classical dancer.
Doran nodded to the mug beside her, still suspended in mid air. To anyone else this would be serious cause for alarm, but for Doran it was just another quirk of Tala's powers. Tala, as it happened, was the world's first and only true telekineticist. 'ooh, sorry!' She plucked the cup from the air and set it on the stool to her right. Their eyes met. Doran raised a beckoning finger to his partner.
Tala didn't pull herself out of the chair.