The clouds are parting in the sky and the rain is finally going away. In a way, I sort of feel like the weather is reflecting off the path that I’m setting for this woman. She’s been casting a roof of confusion over my head. A burden that has landed on my shoulders and yet…the more I can think about it….I more want it….
“STOP!!! I can quit anytime I want! I just choose not to!”
You probably don’t know what I’m talking about. It’s hard to even imagine it happened myself, but I can still remember it clearly. On Monday when I walked into the office, my main goal was to avoid the Woman as long as possible. I knew she worked in my department, so I had to find every way possible to get pass the walls without any chances of her catching me.
After a few hours passed, I was actually impressed that I managed to avoid her for that long. Usually whenever I try to avoid a particular person, it’s like faith has a sick sense of humor by having that person run right into me. I’m serious. I could be in China and if I’m trying to avoid someone, somehow, someway, they’ll run into me as I walk into the supermarket.
“What the? Why are you in China? How is this even possible?”
But for the morning, I didn’t see her. I sort of wanted to check outside to look for her car, but I remained glued to my chair. I had to fight all the temptations battling inside my head.
I knew trying to avoid her forever was nearly impossible, but my goal was to just avoid her long enough to gain all my thoughts. I had to figure out what to say after the dinner party incident. Should I ask her about the way we kissed? The way she pushed me against that wall, touching me in a soft, firm way. The way her aunt and boy-toy barged into the room about to get it on. As embarrassed as I was to admit, I didn’t know what to do. All I wanted to do was avoid her long enough to figure out how I wouldn’t create an awkward situation the next time I seen her.
When lunch arrived, a couple of people in the office asked if I wanted to go with them, but to make sure I didn’t run into her as I walked out the building, I remained where I was. But they pretty much forced me to come along, so as we walked down the hall, my eyes widened like plates, my feet nearly stuck to the floor, and I thought I was about to go into a hyperventilation.
“I knew I shouldn’t have watched that John Carter movie.”
There she was. The woman. She was walking our way. The closer she got, the faster my thoughts went. The office workers I was with seemed to be in a world of their own, but I was away from whatever topic they were going over at that moment. I was about to engage with her.
When she approached, she just gave us a smile and nodded her head, asking us all how our day was going. She didn’t seem to focus on me anymore than anyone else in the group and she kept the short conversation only about how we were doing. I was the only one who didn’t say anything though, appearing as an isolationist.
“I thought girls like moody guys because of those stupid vampire movies.”
But it wasn’t like I did it on purpose. I was confused and bewildered to the mask she had on. It was bombshell how she played off as a concerned supervisor speaking with her coworkers. Inside, I clapped, knowing if this was a game she was playing, then she was incredibly good. But the other part of my brain began questioning whether this was a game or not. What if she was serious and what happened that night was just a fluke. It couldn’t have been possible though. What she did was passionate….or maybe this was all part of her play.
I think she noticed it before she departed, but I gave her an evil glare full of discontent. I didn’t want to express my animosity because of this game she was playing, but it didn’t work so well. This is why I never desired my emotions and logical thoughts to be in one bubble. It wasn’t good at all and it only made things complicated.
I couldn’t focus on work for the rest of the day because all I could think about was that woman. Did she think she was better than me or was this her game? What was going on through her mind when she spoke to us? She smiled the same way to everyone and gave everyone the same level of respect and attention.
Toward the end of the day, I was given a call by my boss to drop off some paperwork over to the Information Manager. So as I got up to deliver my work, I didn’t pay attention to the room number I was supposed to deliver it to until I reached the front door. It was the Woman’s office.
“Just walk through these doors little boy.”
Fear took over my body and I didn’t know whether to tuck the papers under the door or not knock on it at all. It seemed like faith wasn’t taking a nap that day. But looking at the situation, I knew I just couldn’t ignore her forever and had to face her sooner or later. So after taking a deep breath, I knocked on the door and stepped inside.
My teeth chattered and my palms started to sweat. The woman was at her desk typing up something until she noticed me take my first steps into the room. When the door closed behind me, I almost jumped, questioning if that happened on its own for a quick second. The closer I got to her, the more I analyzed her reactions, posture, and facial expression. It all seemed normal to me. Her friendly smile, peaceful eyes, and relaxed posture. As long as I kept things professional, everything would be fine.
When I handed her the paperwork, she thanked me before looking it over to give me any changes she might want made. After going through it, she patted it down on the desk and told me everything looked fine. Before I was about to leave, I came to notice another person coming to my side. So I stopped because she wanted to shake my hand before I left.
I was a little edgy at first, but when I read her eyes, they seemed professional. So the moment I reached out to grab her hand, she tightened it and pulled me up to her. I didn’t even know she was that strong, but the next thing I realized was being just an inch from her. And that’s when I saw it. Her face, eyes, and attitude were completely different. It was the predator.
“Pull your pants down or face a red laser to your face!”
“Why do you show me fear when I’m near you?” She whispered, grasping my waists and spreading open a wide lustful smile. “Is it because of that night?”
Again, I was at a lost of words. I took a deep breath and decided it was time to remove her hands. But they didn’t move. When I did managed to say something, she placed a finger on my lips and said, “Don’t say anything…don’t make a sound…”
I didn’t know what she meant by that until I felt her wet lips and tongue rubbing against the surface of my neck. Her hand went under my shirt and she rubbed my back, scratching her sharp red nails on it. My body got hot and cold at the same time. It’s hard to describe it, but I didn’t want that feeling to end. Instead of pushing away from her, I clutched her back and buttocks. A slight giggle escaped her mouth and she pushed me against the desk, locking her lips with mine.
What we were doing was not allowed in the facility where we worked and I had to end it then and there before we got in trouble. But I couldn’t. Whether it was because I was in the moment or I loved that edgy feeling coasting through my mind, I just didn’t care.
“You think I care? DO YOU REALLY THINK I CARE?”
“You’re mine…” She muttered, biting my lower lip and before I had the chance to reply to that comment, her hand went down my pants. My eyes widened once she grabbed my stick and played with it in ways that I didn’t know was possible. I dished her a hard stare but she her smile only extended, continuing to play with my member.
My legs started to cramp and I was pretty sure a slight moan escaped my mouth the faster she went. I had to tell her to stop before I was going to explode, but something about her made me comply to her commands. I was captured by her aroma and I couldn’t find a way to escape.
“I like being in here so much that the guards gave me the keys to my cell.”
Closing my eyes, I leaned my head back as she continued. I knew I was getting closer and closer to the bomb letting go. But luckily right before it was about to go off, she released my rod and reached up to give me one last kiss before saying, “I still need you to finish a few other reports before you leave, so I can’t afford to dirty you up.”
I was lost. When she stepped back to her desk, her mask changed back to the professional woman I first met. I think I stood there for five minutes trying to figure out what happened. I would have asked, I just didn’t have the courage to do so. The only acknowledgment I gave was a, “yes,” before I stepped out of her office. But as I walked down that hallway to get back to my desk, I decided this woman was one of the most fascinating persons I’ve ever came across with. So complicated and yet so simple. That was when I gave her a new name in my head…..Enigma
“Yes, that sounds great. Now it’s time for a drink.”