Lucian_Devine
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Anton let out a sigh of relief as he stepped off of the boat ramp and onto the dock. He pulled out his phone to check what time it was, and cussed softly to himself. He knew why he'd had to take cargo ship back to the mainland, but that didn't mean that he had to like it.
It wasn't until after Anton put his phone back in his pocket that he realized that something was wrong. He was here to pick up and sign for a young woman, but there was wasn't anybody waiting near the ramp for him. He'd just checked the time, and sure, the ship had arrive a little ahead of schedule, but the seller had said that he would arrive early and be waiting for him.
"God dammit..." Anton cursed softly to himself, pulling his phone back out of his pocket. He pulled up his email to see if he'd gotten a notification canceling the sale, and he cursed again when he didn't see anything of the sort. He turned his head towards the end of the dock and started walking, unable to make out much of anything with the practically blinding sun shining in his eyes. He lifted a hand to shield his eyes from the sun and saw the silhouette of a person sitting on a crate, but couldn't make out any details.
Anton dropped his gaze to look at his phone as he walked, being in the process of opening his contacts so that he could call his mistress and see if she'd heard anything about a cancellation. He was just about to press the call button and lift it to his ear, hoping to catch the eye of the person sitting on the crate to ask them if they'd seen a man and a woman standing around waiting for a ship to come in. The phone was then promptly forgotten about when he saw the silhouette hop down off of the crate and start towards him.
The first thing Anton noticed was the way the figure's clothing fluttered around them whenever the wind picked up. He still didn't get a clear look at the person's face, but that was likely due to the way her hair danced and was teased by the wind, almost seeming to hover just above her shoulders. The next thing he noticed was the walk, or rather glide. There was almost no rise as she took each step, making it almost seem like she was floating.
Even when Anton got close enough to make out the young woman's face, he didn't notice it right away. The sun was hitting her long white chemise in such a way that it was actually transparent while the wind was making it cling to every curve of her body. The combination of the sun, wind, and the outfit left nothing of her body to the imagination. Her breasts were clearly visible, right down to the firm nipples that seemed to want to poke right through the garment.
As the two of them got close, Anton's gaze finally lifted to the young woman's face. Her skin was flawlessly smooth, almost inviting one to brush their fingers across it, if only to see if it was as soft as he looked. Her blue gaze was calm and steady, eerily so as it were, given the fact that he also just now noticed that she was barefoot.
"Eve I presume?" Anton asked before forcing himself to turn away from her. "And where is your handler?" There was a hint of uncertainty in his voice, something that was unusual for him, almost as unusual as the situation he found himself in. As he waited for her to answer, he turned his deep brown gaze back to her and lifted a hand to brush back his short black hair.
It wasn't until after Anton put his phone back in his pocket that he realized that something was wrong. He was here to pick up and sign for a young woman, but there was wasn't anybody waiting near the ramp for him. He'd just checked the time, and sure, the ship had arrive a little ahead of schedule, but the seller had said that he would arrive early and be waiting for him.
"God dammit..." Anton cursed softly to himself, pulling his phone back out of his pocket. He pulled up his email to see if he'd gotten a notification canceling the sale, and he cursed again when he didn't see anything of the sort. He turned his head towards the end of the dock and started walking, unable to make out much of anything with the practically blinding sun shining in his eyes. He lifted a hand to shield his eyes from the sun and saw the silhouette of a person sitting on a crate, but couldn't make out any details.
Anton dropped his gaze to look at his phone as he walked, being in the process of opening his contacts so that he could call his mistress and see if she'd heard anything about a cancellation. He was just about to press the call button and lift it to his ear, hoping to catch the eye of the person sitting on the crate to ask them if they'd seen a man and a woman standing around waiting for a ship to come in. The phone was then promptly forgotten about when he saw the silhouette hop down off of the crate and start towards him.
The first thing Anton noticed was the way the figure's clothing fluttered around them whenever the wind picked up. He still didn't get a clear look at the person's face, but that was likely due to the way her hair danced and was teased by the wind, almost seeming to hover just above her shoulders. The next thing he noticed was the walk, or rather glide. There was almost no rise as she took each step, making it almost seem like she was floating.
Even when Anton got close enough to make out the young woman's face, he didn't notice it right away. The sun was hitting her long white chemise in such a way that it was actually transparent while the wind was making it cling to every curve of her body. The combination of the sun, wind, and the outfit left nothing of her body to the imagination. Her breasts were clearly visible, right down to the firm nipples that seemed to want to poke right through the garment.
As the two of them got close, Anton's gaze finally lifted to the young woman's face. Her skin was flawlessly smooth, almost inviting one to brush their fingers across it, if only to see if it was as soft as he looked. Her blue gaze was calm and steady, eerily so as it were, given the fact that he also just now noticed that she was barefoot.
"Eve I presume?" Anton asked before forcing himself to turn away from her. "And where is your handler?" There was a hint of uncertainty in his voice, something that was unusual for him, almost as unusual as the situation he found himself in. As he waited for her to answer, he turned his deep brown gaze back to her and lifted a hand to brush back his short black hair.
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