Guess who's back? Back again?
I bring to you a little teaser that I wrote in one night. I thought it would be cool to post this since part two isn't done yet.
Note: content may contain references to depression and suicide and REAL LIFE issues that do not commonly afflict the smut-scape. Now, without further dudes, I give you part 1.5 of Esther's tale.
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Esther listened to the drones of her English professor, completely shutting out each word. Her eyes drifted over the lecture hall before she caught a pair of eyes that met her own.
Her eyes sparked with heat beneath her cap as their eyes met. Her sultry smile brought further the suggestion in her eyes. Esther quickly snapped her eyes from the girl to her desk, her face reddening. She shifted her legs beneath her desk, sliding her hand between her thighs to readjust her throbbing lower extremity.
Not long after their heated glance, the professor ended the session, dismissing the students. Esther felt the need to clear the head on her shoulders and to calm the one below her waist. Not turning to see that face again, she rushed to the library. She needed to find a book for her next essay anyway.
She found the library barren and silent as always. The five-story tall, quiet building filled with books and computers on a Tuesday a week before exams and not a soul was there. How believable.
"I have to be dreaming." Esther sighed.
She's been practicing lucid dreaming during her frequent naps. She figured that she might as well make some use of her depression. Despite recognizing her false reality, she figured that she might as well explore a bit. She climbed the staircase positioned in the center of the room, reaching the fourth floor. In reality, she'd often go here due to the fact that very few people ever did. She could sit up there and read or be completely alone with her thoughts.
She entered the maze of bookshelves, not looking for anything in particular. She figured she'd do something to pass the time until her alarm startles her awake. Part of her wished she had stayed back in that class room with that girl. It would have made for a very interesting dream. Her thoughts were broken as she came across a bookshelf at the far end of the maze. It was completely empty except for one pale, faded blue book sitting idle in its center. Esther pulled the book from its place, wiping the dust from it to see that there was nothing on its as faces at all: each one even the bind was as blank as Slender. She opened the book cautiously to the center page where she found a poem: "Lady Lazarus". How ironic. She hadn't even planned that one.
Suddenly, she felt her arms restrained as her body was slammed against the shelf. The book, while once in her hands, was now accompanying the carpeted floor. She felt a light pressure on her wrists. As her eyes turned to them, she saw that she was being held by a pair of feminine hands. Esther began to struggle until she felt a pair of warm lips pucker on her neck.