Paris 1:4
Saturday, September 17, 2005 at 7:17 PM
I don't wish to appear vain or conceited - I don't consider myself a writer of any worth, I'm an artist, that's where my skills and experience lie. I do, however, know the power of the writing in my journal. There is an intensity in there, an unrestrained erotic urgency - I write when sexually aroused, when touching myself - I write to give myself sexual pleasure, and the images and language in the journal are consequently of an explicit, often uncompromising manner. All my sexual fantasies and experiences laid bare. A thrusting, heaving, writhing mass of words, urgently copulating their way to the service of my orgasm. To see those words being devoured in such a public venue as the restaurant carriage was intoxicating, to say the least. We were surrounded by other passengers on all sides, the carriage filled with morning diners, waiters passing here and there, the laughter and rhythm of ordinary conversation and clinking teacups as the train rocked us gently through the sumptuous landscape outside.
Vanessa, of course, was not paying any attention to the world outside her imagination. She was deep in my sexual fantasies now, her face increasingly flushed, her breathing visible as she flicked with slightly nervous, trembling fingertips from page to page, her eyes skipping over the intensely explicit contents of my journal, her gaze enraptured.
She was also, dear reader, beginning to wriggle, almost imperceptibly, in her seat. I allowed my own gaze to wander around her body - or what I could see of it behind her clothing - and she was ever so gently, ever so slowly, writhing in her seat. Her hands were firmly above the table, flicking through the pages of the journal, but if her slight, wriggling movements were any indication, she was moving with the rhythm of the train, her thighs crossed, squeezing, squeezing... I kept my gaze on her, feeling my own arousal begin to surge between my thighs, as the mountains and forests rolled past...
to be continued...
4 Comments:
That is delicious and I must confess that the image only adds to the picture in my mind. It creates the scene.
Thank you, Roger.
If you're referring to the photo, Kristen, as with all other photographs and incidental details scattered through the story, it's authentic - that's a genuine Orient Express dining table... and presumeably genuine Orient Express tea lol
Roger-
I have been away from my computer for over a week and just got to read your beginning Paris story. I loved being able to read all 4 parts today, but at the same time...I am very hot and bothered and am ready for you and Vanessa to go further. I am wet and on the edge of my seat. Thanks for this story, it is quite intriguing.
hi sandra - I'm pleased you're enjoying it so far - and worry not, the temperature is going to rise dramatically - it takes me longer to write these than the usual vignettes, so have patience if you can - and if it all gets too much, have a little delve in the archives, you may find something to get you there ;)
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