lonelycollegegirl
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It was late morning, around 9 am, and Elizabeth was making her typical Saturday morning walk of shame back into her building. Still wearing the black mini dress from the night before and her dark brown hair tousled and a mess from hours of mindless sex she had last night, it was obvious to whomever she passed could figure where she'd been. But she was young, and at 22 she still just wanted to have some fun. Going out on Friday nights and going home with the occasional hot guy was her way of doing that.
Elizabeth had never been much of a relationship girl, only having had one or two serious relationships in high school and college, and now that she'd graduated and was working to get her career launched, she hardly had time for one. Elizabeth had graduated at the top of her class with her degree in Literature, hoping to one day become a book editor. Getting her foot in the door at a local publishing company, Elizabeth spent her days fetching coffee and making copies for everyone else in the office. She didn't mind the work, everyone had to start somewhere, but it was rather exhausting.
She pushed the call button for the elevator to take her to the fifth floor, pushing her hair off of her face in her impatience. Finally it opened and she stepped in pressing the 5. As the door closed she heard that all too familiar voice yelling to hold the elevator. She smiled to herself as Ben squeezed through the doors.
"Always just in time in Ben," she laughed, smiling flirtatiously at him as she always did. This man was the definition of tall, dark, and handsome, and Elizabeth had to stop herself from drooling nearly every time the man was in her vicinity. They weren't friends per say, but they did their fair share of small talk when they'd see each other around, and she'd run into him at the gym sometimes or when they were out. They'd never hung out or spent a significant amount of time with each other, but the attraction between the two of them was undeniable. Elizabeth hated to admit it to herself, but she couldn't stop herself from squirming in his presence. She'd think about the nights she'd touch herself with images of him in her mind, and her face would flush a light shade of pink every time she saw him. But she knew better; nothing would happen with Ben. He broke every rule in her book, and as much as she knew she couldn't, it didn't make her want him any less.
Elizabeth had never been much of a relationship girl, only having had one or two serious relationships in high school and college, and now that she'd graduated and was working to get her career launched, she hardly had time for one. Elizabeth had graduated at the top of her class with her degree in Literature, hoping to one day become a book editor. Getting her foot in the door at a local publishing company, Elizabeth spent her days fetching coffee and making copies for everyone else in the office. She didn't mind the work, everyone had to start somewhere, but it was rather exhausting.
She pushed the call button for the elevator to take her to the fifth floor, pushing her hair off of her face in her impatience. Finally it opened and she stepped in pressing the 5. As the door closed she heard that all too familiar voice yelling to hold the elevator. She smiled to herself as Ben squeezed through the doors.
"Always just in time in Ben," she laughed, smiling flirtatiously at him as she always did. This man was the definition of tall, dark, and handsome, and Elizabeth had to stop herself from drooling nearly every time the man was in her vicinity. They weren't friends per say, but they did their fair share of small talk when they'd see each other around, and she'd run into him at the gym sometimes or when they were out. They'd never hung out or spent a significant amount of time with each other, but the attraction between the two of them was undeniable. Elizabeth hated to admit it to herself, but she couldn't stop herself from squirming in his presence. She'd think about the nights she'd touch herself with images of him in her mind, and her face would flush a light shade of pink every time she saw him. But she knew better; nothing would happen with Ben. He broke every rule in her book, and as much as she knew she couldn't, it didn't make her want him any less.
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