Author: illiterally_wordy

As her present buzzed into life she was positively surprised. It wasn’t giving off the obnoxiously loud rumble she had expected, but rather a soft barely audible hum. The source of this sound was however far less tame than it might have suggested. Even holding the base, the vibrations traveled down her entire hand and into her wrists. Her eyes widened slightly at this intensity. The warmth in her stomach grew at even just the imagination of what sensations this kind of stimulation might cause. Curious as ever she pressed the button on the base again… and again. She discovered that what she had been greeted with was but the low setting and that two presses conjured up the maximum intensity her present was capable of. This setting set tremors far past her wrist, her entire arm tingling and shaking. The warmth moved a few inches south. She swallowed hard, wondering how long she would be able to bear this level of stimulation. Read more »

When she got back from the train station, she sank onto her bed and grabbed a pillow for a tight hug. As usual she felt like never did she miss him as much as now, just after he’d left. Their weekend together had been almost perfect, but time flies by and now, she found herself alone again. She scanned her desk for a take-away menu, planing on curing her melancholy with some pizza, when her eyes fell on a rectangular parcel of garish Christmas wrapping paper. She smiled, they had agreed on no big presents this year, but clearly Alex hadn’t listened. Her mood immediately lifted, she abandoned the comfort of the pillow, rose up and snatched the present, only to fall back onto her bed, looking up at it.

A small, folded card was stuck under the ribbon sneaking across two opposite corners, adorning the respectable wrapping effort with a simple bow. She pulled out the card and unfolded it. In Alex’s somewhat chaotic handwriting it read

*Something to keep you company while I can’t ;) Love Alex* Read more »