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Once again, for Ari!
I couldn’t believe it. After two years of chatting online and creating numerous threads at Lit, I’m finally going to meet him. Him meaning Ariosto. My best friend. My brother. Through and through, he’s been just that. Ari’s been there through the good times and bad. He’s listened to my woes without passing judgment. And he shared in my laughter. He’s also been there with advice when I was the most confused. And he did it all effortlessly.
The opportunity arose when my company decided to prospect the Atlanta area. Of course, I had to contact Ari right away. We planned to meet at my hotel’s downstairs lobby. And we would just take it from there.
I wasn’t the least bit worried about meeting him. Ari liked me for who I am. And we weren’t meeting as lovers. Just friends. In face we’ve joked in the past that we could never have sex. It would be too incestuous. Funny how that is when we’ve written so many erotic threads.
He was exactly how I’ve envisioned. Dark, and brooding. With a smile that lit up the lobby. Instantly I quickened my steps. Until I was lifted off my feet and swinging midair.
“Oh my god, sis! We’ve finally met.” He exclaimed.
People around us couldn’t help smiling. We didn’t look like siblings, more like long lost lovers. Then without warning, his warm lips were upon mine. So soft and inviting. His tongue pried my lips and we were soon kissing with abandon. Something stirred inside of me. A sensation I hadn’t felt before. Yet it felt hauntingly familiar. I brushed the feelings aside as I got lost in the kiss.
When our lips departed, Ari stood back with the same mischievous smile I’ve become accustomed to. He knew I was unprepared for the kiss. And he was relishing in my response.
“Hey, siblings don’t kiss like that!” Playfully, I pushed his chest away. His arms reached out quickly and held my waist. I grinned at him and did nothing to pry away from his locked arms.
“Awww. Come on, sis. You knew I had to do it. And besides, I don’t think you minded one bit.” His lips were once again close. And again, we kissed. This time it was short. And it stirred the butterflies against my ribcage.
We finally forwarded to the Hyatt’s restaurant and settled into a private booth away from the noise. Our conversation flowed easily. I still couldn’t shake the uncanny feeling. It wasn’t because we were close friends. Nor was it the kiss that bothered me. No, it was much more than that. Something beyond our friendship.
As Ari spoke of his drive here, I couldn’t sneaking a peek at him. He was handsome. Dark and brooding handsome. His gray beard was neat and close shaven giving him a professorial look. His eyes were mesmerizing. They twinkled at times. At other times, they seemed to have a magnetic pull that was difficult to fight. They seemed to want to tell me something. I tried to avoid them with all my might but it was too damn difficult. And the rum and coke, I was nursing made me weaker. For the first time in my life, I was losing control. And I couldn’t do anything to prevent it. I wanted him. More than I’ve ever wanted anyone else.
Ari must have read my mind. He stopped talking and answered me with his eyes. He wanted me too. What was about to happen was inevitable. We were destined to be lovers.
“Ready for another cocktail?”
“No, I think we’ve had enough. I would like the check, please.” Ari answered the waiter, his eyes never wavering.
I couldn’t believe it. After two years of chatting online and creating numerous threads at Lit, I’m finally going to meet him. Him meaning Ariosto. My best friend. My brother. Through and through, he’s been just that. Ari’s been there through the good times and bad. He’s listened to my woes without passing judgment. And he shared in my laughter. He’s also been there with advice when I was the most confused. And he did it all effortlessly.
The opportunity arose when my company decided to prospect the Atlanta area. Of course, I had to contact Ari right away. We planned to meet at my hotel’s downstairs lobby. And we would just take it from there.
I wasn’t the least bit worried about meeting him. Ari liked me for who I am. And we weren’t meeting as lovers. Just friends. In face we’ve joked in the past that we could never have sex. It would be too incestuous. Funny how that is when we’ve written so many erotic threads.
He was exactly how I’ve envisioned. Dark, and brooding. With a smile that lit up the lobby. Instantly I quickened my steps. Until I was lifted off my feet and swinging midair.
“Oh my god, sis! We’ve finally met.” He exclaimed.
People around us couldn’t help smiling. We didn’t look like siblings, more like long lost lovers. Then without warning, his warm lips were upon mine. So soft and inviting. His tongue pried my lips and we were soon kissing with abandon. Something stirred inside of me. A sensation I hadn’t felt before. Yet it felt hauntingly familiar. I brushed the feelings aside as I got lost in the kiss.
When our lips departed, Ari stood back with the same mischievous smile I’ve become accustomed to. He knew I was unprepared for the kiss. And he was relishing in my response.
“Hey, siblings don’t kiss like that!” Playfully, I pushed his chest away. His arms reached out quickly and held my waist. I grinned at him and did nothing to pry away from his locked arms.
“Awww. Come on, sis. You knew I had to do it. And besides, I don’t think you minded one bit.” His lips were once again close. And again, we kissed. This time it was short. And it stirred the butterflies against my ribcage.
We finally forwarded to the Hyatt’s restaurant and settled into a private booth away from the noise. Our conversation flowed easily. I still couldn’t shake the uncanny feeling. It wasn’t because we were close friends. Nor was it the kiss that bothered me. No, it was much more than that. Something beyond our friendship.
As Ari spoke of his drive here, I couldn’t sneaking a peek at him. He was handsome. Dark and brooding handsome. His gray beard was neat and close shaven giving him a professorial look. His eyes were mesmerizing. They twinkled at times. At other times, they seemed to have a magnetic pull that was difficult to fight. They seemed to want to tell me something. I tried to avoid them with all my might but it was too damn difficult. And the rum and coke, I was nursing made me weaker. For the first time in my life, I was losing control. And I couldn’t do anything to prevent it. I wanted him. More than I’ve ever wanted anyone else.
Ari must have read my mind. He stopped talking and answered me with his eyes. He wanted me too. What was about to happen was inevitable. We were destined to be lovers.
“Ready for another cocktail?”
“No, I think we’ve had enough. I would like the check, please.” Ari answered the waiter, his eyes never wavering.