Waiting
I
can’t do this much longer. The muscles in my neck are starting to cramp and a
headache threatens the middle of my forehead. I want to check the time and see
how much longer I’ll have to endure this torture, but refrain from doing so. It
would mean breaking the promise I made and besides, I set the alarm; when my
hour is up the song will play.
This
afternoon I laid myself down for the fifty-second time. Once a week, always on
Wednesday and always at twenty-seven past two without fail, because I gave my
word. Maybe I should have been more careful when I made my promise. Maybe I
should have put a time limit on it. I could have told him I’d wait for a month,
or six months. A year, or five years. But I didn’t. I only told him I would
wait.
And
he—Ralph—he promised he’d be back. He didn’t know when, but he was absolutely
certain he’d return. Two days later, he was gone.
I
believed him, a part of me still does. Or maybe a part of me indulges in
wishful thinking. I don’t know anymore. A year is a long time when you’re
waiting.
A
soft breeze stirs the curtains, surprising me. I must be getting lightheaded
because I’m convinced the warm air caresses my eyelashes, inviting me to close
my eyes. The strain on my neck lessens while I accept the invitation and shut
the daylight out.
I
must be dreaming, which is funny because I’ve never experienced a lucid dream
before. I’ve got no other explanation for the fact that two separate streams of
air appear to be tenderly stroking my chest and shoulders. The touch is like
nothing I’ve felt before and yet so familiar.
The
gentle breezes tease my nipples and they stiffen. I swear the air is cooler now
than it was only seconds ago and I arch my back, trying to get closer. It is
almost as if I’m being played with; warm alternates with cool and together they
awaken a desire in me I haven’t experienced in a year. I imagine I hear a dry
chuckle, that I smell those familiar earthy aromas, and my body awakens.
The
two shafts of air become one. It travels down my body, teasing my belly-button
on the way, until….Oh sweet Jesus! It
shouldn’t be possible for nothing more substantial than wind to give me a
handjob and yet that’s the only way I can describe what is happening. And it’s
exactly as it used to be.
I
can feel my orgasm gathering; I buck my hips as my muscles tighten and my balls
draw up. When the song starts I smile through my groans. No power on earth
could make me open my eyes or stop now. It’s like the song says:
“I’m loving angels
instead….”
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482
words.
Here’s
a link to the song by Robbie Williams I mention above: Angels. I adore that
song. It has seen me through some hard times and it is my go-to tune when I
need cheering up or encouragement. I hope you’ll enjoy it too.
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I'm not quite sure I understand what happened at the end, but I liked the story anyway. :)
ReplyDeleteLOL. Glad you liked it. Sorry I was too obscure for you this time around.
DeleteI haven't heard that song in years! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo do I. That song dragged me through some hard times. <3
DeleteOh, I loved this! The ending was unexpected, but oh so welcome. Wonderful.
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