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You and this other person at the party have been talking all night. It's time to leave, but you can't bring yourself to go...
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“Now, are you sure you can’t stay a little longer? The night’s still young.” The other partygoer said, leaning back on the sofa. You were stood, paralyzed by indecision. You had been having so much fun talking with them. Your partner had asked you to be home by nine, but…
“I mean, I can stay another half hour.” You said, sitting back down on the couch. The rest of the party were in other rooms in the house. It was just the two of you here. But your conversation with them had been lovely, and you weren’t exactly eager to go back home just yet.
A soft twinkle entered their eye as they smiled at you. “That’s what I love to hear. It’s so much easier to stay here, and listen to me, right? So easy to follow my suggestions.” They leant forwards, you could feel their leg touching yours. A part of your mind reeled in alarm.
But another part of you wanted their touch. Wanted to listen. You blinked. When had you put your hand on their thigh? Why were you leaning in? “That’s it. I know, it’s so confusing, isn’t it?” They said, their arm wrapped around your shoulders. They were so close to you.
Their perfume was in your nostrils. You felt the desire in your mind and body. A feeling you hadn’t felt in months. Your mind was at war. This was wrong. Wasn’t it? And yet, you had been missing this. You wanted it so badly. “I- umm- I’m not sure-” They pressed a finger to your lips.
“Shh, hon. Don’t speak. If you want to leave, you can do so. But I can feel the way your body aches. You need this, don’t you?” You nodded your head at their words. “That’s what I thought. So, stop thinking for a moment, and just enjoy this. Enjoy my words. My touch.”
Your eyes fluttered as your mind felt so hazy, and foggy, and weak. The voice of dissent in your mind had grown quiet. You did want this. “That’s right, pet. Just give in. No one’s going to disturb us. So let’s keep on talking about what you want. What you need.”