Walking on a Dream | Chapter 13 - Still Yes
I let her have that much before I take the next inch for myself, pushing her back onto the desk, her thighs parting around me as I clear a stack of papers with one sweep of my arm. The desk complains under her weight before she does and the papers scatter across the floor in a soft, absurd flutter, ink and diagrams flashing white in the corner of my eye, which should be enough to put sense back into the room, but it isn't. She gasps. The sound is small and uncontrolled and nothing she can sharpen into a weapon. I want another one immediately. Violently enough that the entire project of getting her out of my system becomes laughable. But I let the thought pass through without giving it somewhere to land, because looking at it means stopping, and I have no intention of stopping.
things happen.








