sallythescorpian
a bad, bad girl
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He grabbed my attention immediately, making my heart hammer. He stood there, tall, broad and dark, leaning with his back to the bar, his elbows just resting there, a whiskey in his hand, and his dark eyes, amused, and mesmerising.
Throughout the evening, my gaze was drawn to him, and I blushed knowing that he knew I was stealing little looks at him. His face was stoic, though not unfriendly, and I recognised in him a dominance that my submissive nature had been seeking. I had repressed this side of myself for too long, and I knew, without a shadow of a doubt, that I needed to explore this growing need within me, and yet I was scared. Not simply scared of the unknown, but scared of myself, of my reaction, of how far I might go, of what I would become.
I was hyper aware of him, could feel his eyes on me, perusing me unrepentantly. I wanted to approach, but I didn't. It wasn't my nature to do so.
I danced, I sat, I chatted with various people, and all the while my attention was drawn inextricably to the man by the bar. He stood out, exuding an air of command, like he was used to being in charge of those around him.
Mustering my courage, I approached the bar, and ordered another drink, perhaps I could bring myself to start a conversation with him. My first drink had most likely evaporated with the heat from my hand, for I had no memory of drinking it. I fumbled in my purse for my wallet, but the bartender told me my drink had already been paid for, and I glanced up, and met the dark mesmerising eyes. Blushing, I glanced down, and noticed that there was something scrawled on the napkin on which my drink was served. I picked it up, and turned toward what little light existed in the dark club, and read what appeared to be an address.
I looked up puzzled, and knew immediately that the dark stranger was gone. My heart hammered, and I thought to myself that what I was about to do was stupid in the extreme, and yet I knew I had to take this course of action.
Forty minutes later I stepped out of a cab, checking the address once more. It was an upscale brown stone house, with steps leading to the door. I felt as though I might faint as I climbed the stone hewn steps and rang the bell. I pulsed with a mixture of excitement and fear, and I smiled when he opened the door.
"I'm Bonnie"
He grabbed my attention immediately, making my heart hammer. He stood there, tall, broad and dark, leaning with his back to the bar, his elbows just resting there, a whiskey in his hand, and his dark eyes, amused, and mesmerising.
Throughout the evening, my gaze was drawn to him, and I blushed knowing that he knew I was stealing little looks at him. His face was stoic, though not unfriendly, and I recognised in him a dominance that my submissive nature had been seeking. I had repressed this side of myself for too long, and I knew, without a shadow of a doubt, that I needed to explore this growing need within me, and yet I was scared. Not simply scared of the unknown, but scared of myself, of my reaction, of how far I might go, of what I would become.
I was hyper aware of him, could feel his eyes on me, perusing me unrepentantly. I wanted to approach, but I didn't. It wasn't my nature to do so.
I danced, I sat, I chatted with various people, and all the while my attention was drawn inextricably to the man by the bar. He stood out, exuding an air of command, like he was used to being in charge of those around him.
Mustering my courage, I approached the bar, and ordered another drink, perhaps I could bring myself to start a conversation with him. My first drink had most likely evaporated with the heat from my hand, for I had no memory of drinking it. I fumbled in my purse for my wallet, but the bartender told me my drink had already been paid for, and I glanced up, and met the dark mesmerising eyes. Blushing, I glanced down, and noticed that there was something scrawled on the napkin on which my drink was served. I picked it up, and turned toward what little light existed in the dark club, and read what appeared to be an address.
I looked up puzzled, and knew immediately that the dark stranger was gone. My heart hammered, and I thought to myself that what I was about to do was stupid in the extreme, and yet I knew I had to take this course of action.
Forty minutes later I stepped out of a cab, checking the address once more. It was an upscale brown stone house, with steps leading to the door. I felt as though I might faint as I climbed the stone hewn steps and rang the bell. I pulsed with a mixture of excitement and fear, and I smiled when he opened the door.
"I'm Bonnie"
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