Risque

March 03, 2005

My brain was still throbbing from my gruesome stats midterm when I ran into Laura. She kissed me warmly in empty rooms to make the pain disappear and I held on to her as we fell to the floor, my hands tangled in her hair. Daringly, I flicked the lights off and our clothes fell from our bodies like dead skin.

Public spaces aroused us. “You’re naughty,” I whimpered, dripping with excitement and whispering ohs and ahs of abandon.

We felt safe in the dark until we heard a key turn in the door. Panic. Lights. Footsteps. We stopped breathing and trembled in our nakedness, afraid of getting caught in our moment of weakness. The room smelt like sex. I never lost an erection as fast as when I heard those footsteps approach our door. Our hearts trembled and our hands shook while we searched for underwear and socks.

The footsteps hesitated, then turned and entered into a different room. We sat hunched against the door until we heard the door close and saw the lights go off again. Our muscles relaxed and our snarls turned into smiles.

I pulled up my pants as she straightened her top, and we rushed out to play Scrabble with visionary Indian friends and pretty girls from Virginia. In the middle of the game we exchanged dangerous smiles.

Posted by Tudor at 06:00 PM in Friends & Lovers | TrackBack

Comments

Arrgghh! You told me not to write about it, and I obeyed! I actually forced myself not to write a juicy story you sneaky asshole! (I will have my revenge).

p.s. that was hot…and naughty.

Posted by: Laura on March 03, 2005 at 07:31 PM

Dude, I have to take a cold shower after your recent posts! Makes me envious of you and Laura’s youthful exuberance, passion and joie de vivre. (Did I spell that correctly?) Great writing, though! JG

Posted by: Jules on March 04, 2005 at 04:35 PM

Why didn’t I add you on Livejournal back in the day? It must have been shame.

These days I’m shameless. Not really, but I added you.

Posted by: Bryan on March 05, 2005 at 05:33 AM

Shame, yes. But you also went away on a long journey, and when you came back things were different.

Now I have no shame either. Thank you for adding me.

And Jules, it’s Laura and I who should take more cold showers — then maybe I’ll start thinking with my other head.

Posted by: Tudor on March 05, 2005 at 11:27 AM
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