People think angels are these fairy creatures with fluffy white wings and kind smiling faces. Some believe that they're even genderless devoid of lust; desire was a foreign human concept to them. But the opposite is true. Humans were made in the image of angels. Angels are perhaps more messed up than humans. An angel's emotions run deep. Deeper than humans. When angels love something they are addicted to it. When angels hate it's a raging inferno. Angels still interact with humans, most of the time in a very intimate way. It's not easy loving an angel; it's even harder to love an Archangel. To be an Archangel's concubine the biggest rule is that a woman must be sterile so as to prevent the disastrous result that happens when two people fall into lust.
Sabine Bishop was in her late twenties living in New York City. She wasn't fat but she had sexy curves that made every boy she passed turn his head. Fair skin with freckles all over, a few moles as well. Ex-boyfriends have called them her "beauty marks". Long wavy dark hair as soft as sable with a chestnut sheen in sunlight. Ample C-Cup breasts that were soft white globes men wanted to kiss and nibble on. And deep chocolate eyes so full of curiosity, but at the same time there was a secret sensuality hidden there that made one wonder if she was truly an innocent or was it all an act? A siren like the ones from Greek Mythology.
She was working towards her Masters in Mythology. Ever since she was a child she loved reading about myths and legends. She never expected any of those stories to be real. In fact she was a born skeptic. That was until she met him...
It was at a bar. Not the place you'd think to meet an angel of the Lord but as it was said, angels are more like humans than others believe. Sabine was sitting at the counter watching the game. Though feminine Sabine was a daddy's girl. Her father loved baseball. He was a Serbian immigrant and baseball helped him fit in with the American culture.
"The Yankees are going to lose this year," a smoky velvet voice spoke to her. It was the sound of the voice more than the words that caught Sabine's attention. He was in his late 30s. A lean runner's body. Sabine always liked those types. Big muscle types weren't as flexible as thin lean men. Not to say this guy had any lack of muscle. Sandy blond hair with swarthy skin as if he worked in the sun all day. He had a Roman nose and a 5 o'clock shadow that surrounded a stern yet sensuous mouth. But his eyes were his most outstanding feature.
His eyes were liquid amber hiding under dark lashes. His eyes were what held her. Their intensity tempered with a certain gentleness... as well as a sadness. Sabine felt like she was staring into the eyes of a wild majestic animal.
"What makes you say that?" Sabine asked remembering his slight against her favorite team.
"I could tell you," he said with a charming grin. "Can I buy you a drink?" He smiled. That smile made Sabine's heart flutter. His accent was foreign. British? South African maybe.
"That is the most basic pick up line I've ever heard," Sabine laughed.
"I like to think of it more as a classic," he smirked.
Sabine looked at him for a few moments. She was intrigued. There was an aura about him that she couldn't read. It was powerful despite his simple clothes. An enigma.
"Alright then," Sabine agreed. "Classic it is. Can I ask your name?"
"Gabriel," he held out his hand and Sabine took it. His grip was firm but tender and very warm despite the cold weather but Sabine could sense that he was holding his real strength back.
"Just Gabriel? Like Madonna?"
"Or Prince," he grinned.
***
They had talked for hours. Sabine had lost track of the time but she didn't want to leave Gabriel.
"How about we go to my place?" Sabine offered. Gabriel grinned.
"Do you often invite strangers to your place after one meeting?" he asked with a coy smile.
"You're not a serial killer are you?" Sabine cocked an eyebrow though she realized she had never thought about it until Gabriel said it.
"I'm not I promise," Gabriel spoke sincerely. She believed him. Sabine felt she could trust him though there was still that instinctive fear keeping watch just in case.
"I'm not far," Sabine said as she saw it began to snow heavily. "Just a few blocks."
They walked together braving the heavy snow fall, huddling together under Sabine's umbrella. Gabriel wore only a trench coat.
"Aren't you cold?" Sabine marveled.
"I'm never cold," Gabriel smiled but it had a secret joke that Sabine didn't get. But as they huddled together she realized that he was right. Gabriel was like a walking heater as she felt his heat ripple through her own clothes. It aroused her even. Sabine could feel her sex throb and become damp. Her cheeks burned either from Gabriel's body heat or because of the effects it was having on her.
***
Sabine was glad she took off her underwear. She wanted him badly. She didn't understand why but she wanted Gabriel to touch her where she was moist and desperate for his masculinity that she imagined would fill her with fire.
Gabriel kissed Sabine's supple lips. The taste of him was like nothing Sabine had ever felt before. Her knees felt like water as they buckled beneath her. Gabriel held her up wrapping his sinewy arm around her slim waist.
Gabriel knew how to kiss a woman. First it was closed mouth, hot and sensuous then hungry as he became more passionate. There was that power again. That power that Sabine sensed was there. That power that Gabriel had been straining to keep in check.