Bad Night (Day)
@guiltybydissociation
It was a combination of things that woke her. The storm that had come up, typical for this time of year and the fact she hadn’t closed the curtains all the way, the flash of light bright enough to illuminate the room even in daylight around her and her mind playing tricks, eyes still laden with sleep. It also didn’t help that she had been dreaming and so her mind and eyes when the flash happened followed closely by the drumming thunder (which had woke her the most), she swore she had seen the figure of a man standing in her room.
And one would think with the man sleeping next to her she’d feel safe, be able to turn back over and go back to sleep, but she hadn’t.
Instead she had gotten out of bed, quietly so, used to sneaking around thanks to her former life and went into the kitchen.
It didn’t help she had been drinking most of the night, so it didn’t take her long to get drunk, head swimming. But it didn’t prove to be enough of a distraction. So her mind started to think of things, traveling back to the bedroom and the other occupant of her bed.
She wanted him.
She always did and normally she respected the fact he was shy in that department, self-conscious. She understood, but damn it she needed a distraction and he was here. So why call someone else? Why have to go down stairs to get distracted properly? She had what she needed, wanted right up here just down the hall.
Back to the bedroom she went, stumbling a little, any finesse gone from her movements as she crawled onto the bed, up him and plopped down astride his hips. He was probably awake… she figured he was. But she didn’t care as she trailed her fingertip down the middle of his face, giggling as she leaned forward to look at him closer in the dim room, tensing as thunder rolled again.
“I know you’re awake…” she sing-songed, giving her hips a little wiggle.












