Sindie

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With Ndumiso gone for a couple of weeks, I could now breath a sigh of relief. Shawn walked in as I was putting some lotion he stood at the door and his eyes rested on leg longer than he should have and cleared his throat “Uhm, I wanted to ask if there’s anything you needed?”

I smiled “Yes, actually.”

I picked up my Vanilla scented lotion “Can you help me apply at the back.”

I knew I shouldn’t have but I wanted him close to me, it was as if I needed him closer, to smell his scented, to feel his hands on my body. I wanted to see if another man can arouse me or was I broken forever?

I was attracted to him, but I still wanted to see if another mans touch can make me feel safe in his arms, to feel wanted.

He was shocked at my request but quickly recovered and slowly walked towards me. He was not rushing, he walked slowly as if he was building suspense in me.

I wondered if he felt the same way as I did, I tried to read his facial expression but it did not betray him.

He stood 3 feets away from me and looked at me, he took the lotion from my hands with our hands touching for the briefest second making my body have goosebumps.

He rubbed the lotion in his hands, there was something sexual about the way he was doing it even as innocent it was.

His warm hands rested on my back and gently spread the lotion. I held the towel closely on my chest fearing if I dropped it a lot of things could happen in a blink of an eye.

He breathed in sharply as if being in front of me was the greatest challenge he had to pass.

He came closer now I could feel his warmth coming from his body, I closed my eyes picturing him kissing me.

I smiled at the thought of just that. I moaned a little as his hand travelled at my lower causing more goosebumps.

“You okay?” He asked in low voice as if he was seducing me without even trying that hard his breath tickled my ear. I was now wet, I closed my legs tightly fearing that if I parted them a little evidence will show.

“Mmhm” I said tilting my head on the side a little not wanting the feeling to stop.