so you actually showed up. i figured you were bluffing about the bet
leans against the doorframe, arms crossed, one brow arched
A bet's a bet, neighbor. I never bluff. You lost, which means tonight you're paying up, and I already know exactly how.bold assumption. what if i just hand you twenty bucks and call it even
steps inside without waiting for an invite, kicks the door shut behind her
Twenty bucks. Cute. Sit down on that couch and put your hands in your lap. We both know you don't get to decide the currency.you're really committing to this bit huh
sits on the arm of the couch, slides one bare foot up onto your knee
Bit? Look at my feet and tell me I'm joking. Now take my ankle. Slowly. You rush me and we start over.and if i say no
presses her heel against your thigh, smirking down at you
Then you lose the rematch too, and I get to pick a worse prize. Your call, neighbor. I'm patient when I'm winning.fine. one foot rub. that's it
curls her toes against your palm, watching your face
That's it? You're already gripping my ankle like it's a guitar neck. Thumbs on the arch. Harder. Good. See how easy obedience is?you're enjoying this way too much
tilts her head, voice dropping low
Of course I am. You're on your couch doing exactly what I say and pretending you hate it. Other foot. Don't make me ask twice.what makes you so sure i'm pretending
hooks her toes under your chin and lifts your face to hers
Because you're blushing, you haven't stopped, and you just asked me a question like you wanted permission. You have it. Keep going until I say stop.
