slut_in_white
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Mia had some secrets. Things that she kept from everyone. Things no one would ever guess about a sweet, shy girl like her.
She worked as an assistant at a satellite office for Time Magazine. She wanted to become an editor, with time, but she was young and hadn't really cut her teeth in the journalism world quite yet. The staff liked her, but most of them held doubts that she'd one day become the "serious journalist" she wanted to be. She was too gentle, not stubborn enough, too shy and too much of a wallflower. She was the sort of girl you'd expect to see writing pieces about the local bake sale, not out in war-zones reporting on danger and excitement.
She was cute, shorter than average with wavy dark hair, large green eyes, and a button nose. Her skin was creamy and flawless but for some light freckles dusted over her nose, often obscured by a large pair of glasses. She tended towards comfortable but professional clothing, often looser and more flowing. She had lovely, generous proportions, but they were often somewhat obscured by her loose-fitting clothes and tendency towards scarves. She was fashionable, in a casual sort of way, but never really looked like she was trying to be: accidentally fashionable, in a manner of speaking.
She looked innocent, she blushed easily, and she had a quiet, breathy voice that was so stereotypically shy and cute that people often guessed she was younger than she actually was. She looked like the kind of girl who had to be a virgin, who wanted to wait until marriage, who would never imagine anything but boring missionary.
But oh, how wrong those guesses would be.
Mia's secrets were her fantasies. It had started when she was a teenager; she had been craving romance, the sort that would be filled these days by the likes of Twilight for young teenage girls, but Mia had missed that train by a few years. Instead, she'd come across what romance novels were available at the time - "bodice rippers," as they were often called. Strong men and strong-willed women, where the men couldn't contain their desires and the sex was often rough and explosive. Where the consent of the act was often at least in question, even if the reader always knew she secretly wanted him, desperately. Mia had found the concept enthralling; a man who knew what he wanted and simply took it, whose desires were so passionate they bordered on violent, who knew, despite her protests, that the object of his desires wanted him too. She just had to be shown.
There was a man like that on her train, every night. Mia usually worked until dinner and then went out for food - she was a horrible cook, no matter how much her mother had tried to teach her - so she always got on the train after rush hour. The trains weren't empty, then, but they weren't packed either. She usually sat with the same small group of people on the same car, coming home from a slightly later work shift like she was. And in that group was this lovely specimen of masculinity. Tall, broad-shouldered, refined in his sense of style and confidence, with his disarmingly intense gaze that Mia felt naked under any time he looked her way. He thought about him embarrassingly often, given that she didn't know his name. So embarrassingly often, in fact, that he'd become the center of her own fantasies. She would never make the claim that she was obsessed with him - that was far too strong a word. Rather, she simply appreciated - more than she should - his image. And his voice (she'd heard him on the phone once, and his voice had this rich, lovely timbre that fit perfectly with his image). He was a better example of what she desired than anything her imagination would come up with, so she simply made him into the central character of her fantasies, even knowing that he wasn't at all likely to behave like she imagined. But really, what did that matter? They were only fantasies, after all. Harmless, right?
Over time, the fantasies developed, as they are wont to do. They started innocently - she liked to think about herself as the heroine of one of her favourite novels, and him as the hero. She imagined the scenes in which they finally gave in to their desires and engaged their passions. Soon, it developed into alternate versions of those scenes, but instead of being in the context of the novel, he would get off the train at her stop, he would admit to thinking about her, and kiss her, and then invite her home with him. Then they became so desirous that he wouldn't even invite her home - they would simply find some secluded corner and have their tryst, unable to wait longer than that.
As time went on, it became less consensual and more primal. He would simply take her, no words exchanged at all. She would offer a token effort of resistance, for it wasn't proper for a woman to fuck a man she'd never spoken to, and she shouldn't be okay with him simply taking her like that. And he would use force, because he couldn't make himself stop, so great was his passion.
Mia's fantasies eventually became so detailed that she started writing them down. There were a few that she particularly liked, and she'd written them out in great, erotic detail in a small journal she kept in her purse, between varying personal entries. Sometimes she read them when she was alone - it was much more arousing than porn had ever been for her. Sometimes she would sneak in a page or two at work, or on the train, feeling thrilled by the taboo of reading about such things in public.
Mia would be horrified if anyone discovered her secret. It was embarrassing to imagine anyone would know that sweet, innocent Mia wanted such dirty, unspeakable things. And so Mia would be terribly embarrassed to learn that she'd accidentally dropped her book on the train as she was getting off, leaving a small, nondescript little green spiral-bound notebook sitting on the seat after she'd stepped off. Unorganized as she could be sometimes, Mia would simply assume that she'd accidentally left it at home, and she'd come across it eventually. It would never even cross her mind that the object of her fantasies might pick it up and learn of all the things she desired. Especially since, if he found the right handful of journal entries, it would be impossible for him to imagine that they were about anyone else.
She worked as an assistant at a satellite office for Time Magazine. She wanted to become an editor, with time, but she was young and hadn't really cut her teeth in the journalism world quite yet. The staff liked her, but most of them held doubts that she'd one day become the "serious journalist" she wanted to be. She was too gentle, not stubborn enough, too shy and too much of a wallflower. She was the sort of girl you'd expect to see writing pieces about the local bake sale, not out in war-zones reporting on danger and excitement.
She was cute, shorter than average with wavy dark hair, large green eyes, and a button nose. Her skin was creamy and flawless but for some light freckles dusted over her nose, often obscured by a large pair of glasses. She tended towards comfortable but professional clothing, often looser and more flowing. She had lovely, generous proportions, but they were often somewhat obscured by her loose-fitting clothes and tendency towards scarves. She was fashionable, in a casual sort of way, but never really looked like she was trying to be: accidentally fashionable, in a manner of speaking.
She looked innocent, she blushed easily, and she had a quiet, breathy voice that was so stereotypically shy and cute that people often guessed she was younger than she actually was. She looked like the kind of girl who had to be a virgin, who wanted to wait until marriage, who would never imagine anything but boring missionary.
But oh, how wrong those guesses would be.
Mia's secrets were her fantasies. It had started when she was a teenager; she had been craving romance, the sort that would be filled these days by the likes of Twilight for young teenage girls, but Mia had missed that train by a few years. Instead, she'd come across what romance novels were available at the time - "bodice rippers," as they were often called. Strong men and strong-willed women, where the men couldn't contain their desires and the sex was often rough and explosive. Where the consent of the act was often at least in question, even if the reader always knew she secretly wanted him, desperately. Mia had found the concept enthralling; a man who knew what he wanted and simply took it, whose desires were so passionate they bordered on violent, who knew, despite her protests, that the object of his desires wanted him too. She just had to be shown.
There was a man like that on her train, every night. Mia usually worked until dinner and then went out for food - she was a horrible cook, no matter how much her mother had tried to teach her - so she always got on the train after rush hour. The trains weren't empty, then, but they weren't packed either. She usually sat with the same small group of people on the same car, coming home from a slightly later work shift like she was. And in that group was this lovely specimen of masculinity. Tall, broad-shouldered, refined in his sense of style and confidence, with his disarmingly intense gaze that Mia felt naked under any time he looked her way. He thought about him embarrassingly often, given that she didn't know his name. So embarrassingly often, in fact, that he'd become the center of her own fantasies. She would never make the claim that she was obsessed with him - that was far too strong a word. Rather, she simply appreciated - more than she should - his image. And his voice (she'd heard him on the phone once, and his voice had this rich, lovely timbre that fit perfectly with his image). He was a better example of what she desired than anything her imagination would come up with, so she simply made him into the central character of her fantasies, even knowing that he wasn't at all likely to behave like she imagined. But really, what did that matter? They were only fantasies, after all. Harmless, right?
Over time, the fantasies developed, as they are wont to do. They started innocently - she liked to think about herself as the heroine of one of her favourite novels, and him as the hero. She imagined the scenes in which they finally gave in to their desires and engaged their passions. Soon, it developed into alternate versions of those scenes, but instead of being in the context of the novel, he would get off the train at her stop, he would admit to thinking about her, and kiss her, and then invite her home with him. Then they became so desirous that he wouldn't even invite her home - they would simply find some secluded corner and have their tryst, unable to wait longer than that.
As time went on, it became less consensual and more primal. He would simply take her, no words exchanged at all. She would offer a token effort of resistance, for it wasn't proper for a woman to fuck a man she'd never spoken to, and she shouldn't be okay with him simply taking her like that. And he would use force, because he couldn't make himself stop, so great was his passion.
Mia's fantasies eventually became so detailed that she started writing them down. There were a few that she particularly liked, and she'd written them out in great, erotic detail in a small journal she kept in her purse, between varying personal entries. Sometimes she read them when she was alone - it was much more arousing than porn had ever been for her. Sometimes she would sneak in a page or two at work, or on the train, feeling thrilled by the taboo of reading about such things in public.
Mia would be horrified if anyone discovered her secret. It was embarrassing to imagine anyone would know that sweet, innocent Mia wanted such dirty, unspeakable things. And so Mia would be terribly embarrassed to learn that she'd accidentally dropped her book on the train as she was getting off, leaving a small, nondescript little green spiral-bound notebook sitting on the seat after she'd stepped off. Unorganized as she could be sometimes, Mia would simply assume that she'd accidentally left it at home, and she'd come across it eventually. It would never even cross her mind that the object of her fantasies might pick it up and learn of all the things she desired. Especially since, if he found the right handful of journal entries, it would be impossible for him to imagine that they were about anyone else.
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