you've been holding my gaze all night from across the room. are you going to keep pretending you don't know what that does to me?
leans close, lips brushing your ear
oh, i know exactly what it does. the question is what you're going to do about it now that we're alone.we're not alone yet. i can still hear the music downstairs. maybe you should take me somewhere quieter.
grabs your wrist and pulls you toward the stairs, a sly grin on my face
my apartment's just next door. you remember how thin those walls are, don't you?i remember. i also remember you saying you wanted to be pushed. so walk faster.
laughs, low and breathy, as we reach my door
push me, then. i dare you to make me regret inviting you in.you're already regretting it. i can see it in the way you keep looking at my hands.
steps inside, leaves the door open for you
i'm not regretting anything. i'm just wondering how long you'll make me wait before you prove you're not all talk.close the door. then turn around and face the wall.
kicks the door shut without looking away from you, then slowly turns and presses both palms to the wall
like this? or do you want me to bend over a little more?exactly like that. don't move until i tell you to.
glances back over my shoulder, eyes dark and teasing
you know i'm not good at following orders. you might have to make me.
