Countess DeWinter
Oral Goddess
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Nitelight, a little something intimate for us...
IC: The snow was starting to fall much harder. I could barely see the road ahead. This must be what hell is like. Driving at 20 mph on a two-lane state highway on my way to what promised to be the most boring work-related trip on record. Worst yet, I was stuck with HIM. Not a day went by but this gift to womankind was insulting me. When I'd started with the company three months ago, I'd thought he was pretty cute. But we had the kind of chemistry that was explosive. We couldn't be near each other for five minutes without sniping at each other.
OOC: Rosemarie Thomas, 29, 5'7", 120, shoulder length blonde hair, blue eyes, kind of up-tight Marion-the-librarian type, keeps figure (mostly) hidden under suits and such, but underneath...
You are free to name and describe HIM, darling
IC: He turned right off the highway. "Where are we going," I demanded. We'd agreed to keep out of each other's way for the trip, but I thought is was fair to ask where the heck he was taking us.
"I looked at the map earlier," he replied in a sharper-than-necessary tone, "this will cut nearly an hour off our time."
"I don't think this is a good idea..." The road rose sharply toward the tree line. "This road doesn't seem very safe."
"Hey! Why don't you let me do the driving!"
"I will if you would actually drive and quit looking at the map!" I snatched at the map in his hands and he snatched it back. Neither of us saw the patch of black ice on the road, but I felt the back tires slide sideways at the same time he did.
Suddenly we were spinning and rolling toward the ditch. Everything was out of control for what seemed like an eternity, then we finally bounced to a stop, the front end of our rental car in the ditch.
We crawled out of the car and surveyed the damage. The crest of the ditch was about five feet straight up behind us. He had a cut across his forehead that was bleeding and I felt like my ankle had been crushed, but it was probably just wrenched.
The worst casualty was my cell phone. Somehow, it had gotten utterly crushed and lay at my feet where I'd thrown it in disgust and frustration.
"Great!" I said with barely concealed anger. "What do we do now, Mr. Andretti?"
"What do you mean by that, Ms. Side Seat Driver? If you hadn't grabbed at the map we wouldn't be here right now!"
"Me!" I could feel my blood pressure rise. "You're the one who took this brilliant short cut!"
"Look," he said, trying to calm down, "fighting isn't going to help us any. Let's head toward that cabin I saw. Maybe someone there has a phone and we can get out of here."
"Okay," I grudgingly agreed. I hated it when he was right.
After a few minutes of struggling into a few more layers of clothing dug from our now-discarded suitcases, we limped toward the cabin. Unfortunately, no one was in residence. Even worse, after opening the door with a little help from his shoulder, we discovered the cabin didn't even have
electricity. The only good news was there was running water and a fireplace. At least we wouldn't freeze.
IC: The snow was starting to fall much harder. I could barely see the road ahead. This must be what hell is like. Driving at 20 mph on a two-lane state highway on my way to what promised to be the most boring work-related trip on record. Worst yet, I was stuck with HIM. Not a day went by but this gift to womankind was insulting me. When I'd started with the company three months ago, I'd thought he was pretty cute. But we had the kind of chemistry that was explosive. We couldn't be near each other for five minutes without sniping at each other.
OOC: Rosemarie Thomas, 29, 5'7", 120, shoulder length blonde hair, blue eyes, kind of up-tight Marion-the-librarian type, keeps figure (mostly) hidden under suits and such, but underneath...
You are free to name and describe HIM, darling
IC: He turned right off the highway. "Where are we going," I demanded. We'd agreed to keep out of each other's way for the trip, but I thought is was fair to ask where the heck he was taking us.
"I looked at the map earlier," he replied in a sharper-than-necessary tone, "this will cut nearly an hour off our time."
"I don't think this is a good idea..." The road rose sharply toward the tree line. "This road doesn't seem very safe."
"Hey! Why don't you let me do the driving!"
"I will if you would actually drive and quit looking at the map!" I snatched at the map in his hands and he snatched it back. Neither of us saw the patch of black ice on the road, but I felt the back tires slide sideways at the same time he did.
Suddenly we were spinning and rolling toward the ditch. Everything was out of control for what seemed like an eternity, then we finally bounced to a stop, the front end of our rental car in the ditch.
We crawled out of the car and surveyed the damage. The crest of the ditch was about five feet straight up behind us. He had a cut across his forehead that was bleeding and I felt like my ankle had been crushed, but it was probably just wrenched.
The worst casualty was my cell phone. Somehow, it had gotten utterly crushed and lay at my feet where I'd thrown it in disgust and frustration.
"Great!" I said with barely concealed anger. "What do we do now, Mr. Andretti?"
"What do you mean by that, Ms. Side Seat Driver? If you hadn't grabbed at the map we wouldn't be here right now!"
"Me!" I could feel my blood pressure rise. "You're the one who took this brilliant short cut!"
"Look," he said, trying to calm down, "fighting isn't going to help us any. Let's head toward that cabin I saw. Maybe someone there has a phone and we can get out of here."
"Okay," I grudgingly agreed. I hated it when he was right.
After a few minutes of struggling into a few more layers of clothing dug from our now-discarded suitcases, we limped toward the cabin. Unfortunately, no one was in residence. Even worse, after opening the door with a little help from his shoulder, we discovered the cabin didn't even have
electricity. The only good news was there was running water and a fireplace. At least we wouldn't freeze.