I love seeing that look on your face.
You know the one I’m talking about. The one you make when you’re trying to maintain composure, trying to make it look like you aren’t staring, like you have no idea that I’m teasing you.
It’s a fun little game we play. You always try to get the better of me, try to act like you’re unaffected by my ploys, but we both know how this will go.
I came prepared to tonight’s game. It’s still warm enough for me to wear my favorite crop top, exposing my belly. We also decided to get pizza for lunch; you said we could have the leftovers for dinner. Trying to act like you don’t know where this will go, how cute.
I sit here on the couch now, having just eaten a few slices. My belly’s kicking up a storm of grumbling and gurgling, audible growls emanating from within me as it churns away at the food within me.
We both know you can hear it. As we sit here watching tv, I can see the little furtive glances you’re sneaking down at me. I act all nonchalant, yawning and stretching my arms above my head, letting you see my belly some more. Your face darkens with a blush. Now we’re getting somewhere.
My belly gives a particularly loud growl, and I smile and pat my belly a couple times. I can tell you’re getting antsy. I know what you want.
But I won’t give it to you so easily.
“Is something wrong?” I ask, seeing your face. You shake your head, and I decide to push a little more. “Sorry if my stomach is making too much noise. I might’ve eaten a bit too much.”
You try and play it off. You tell me it’s alright, “It’s not too loud, it’s fine,” as my stomach gurgles again.
“Ugh, I’m so full,” I groan as I start rubbing my belly. “I might not have room for dinner...”
I can hear you whimper a little bit at the mention of another meal. I shoot you a look, one eyebrow raised, starting to smirk.
“You wanna listen?” I ask. “Is that why you keep staring at me? Why I keep seeing you look at my belly?”
Your blush deepens even more, but you nod, and I pat my lap as an invitation. You readjust how you’re sitting so your head rests on my lap, ear right next to my burbling gut. I put one hand on your head, pushing your ear even closer.
“You hear that?” I tease, snickering as I watch your face turning from pink to red. “You like hearing my stomach all nice and loud like that?”
You whine and shift a little, and I laugh. I love it when you get this cute and flustered.
“God, I’m so full,” I moan exaggeratedly. “But I’m still hungry... I guess I’ll have to wait for dinner.”
Your entire face turns a lovely shade of crimson. I grin from ear to ear. We both know how this little game ends.
I hope you like what you’re hearing, because at the end of the night, that’s where you’ll be going.