He crashed into her.
A rogue wave of tsunami proportions that tilted her world of mundane things on to a razor-sharp axis of would be, could be and should have done. The heat of friction bubbled up from toes to belly. Satanic skin of sensations muddled into jelly before her very eyes. The tempting thoughts trickled down her thighs in a quiver of embarrassed pride that she could not contain. The mundane of dishes and dirty laundry, manners and dinners, homework on Monday nights sound asleep with the TV light buzzing in her brain… None of it compared to the rogue wave that mangled her womanly core. She wanted more, and more, until she said “Fuck it, I’m done.”
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AuthorMolly Roland is a writer by nature, and she enjoys stepping over the invisible lines society loves to draw. Categories |