I was walking through the park Sunday evening.
Leaves rustled and snapped under the weight of
my boots. My long trench coat blew in the autumn
breeze.
I often took these long walks on the day of
rest. The wind was unusually calming in the season
of death. Most humans were to busy with their
own drama to appreciate the serenity that a
night’s walk could bring.
After looking at my watch, I realized I should
be coming into contact with the only other life that
comes through the park. I didn’t know her name or
much about her. Just that she was the most
conservative twenty-two year old female I had
encountered in recent years. Since movements like
the sexual and feminist revolutions, women have
been daring the envelope of decency. It’s quite a
shame really. I was personally more intrigued by
the fairer sex when they weren’t so vocal.
Like clockwork, she came rushing down the
cemented path. Cement is one of the human
inventions I never quite understood. I disliked their
constant push away from the earth.
She rushed by in her usual attire, a long skirt
and a sweater, clutching a canvas in her hands,
paint brushes stuck haphazardly into her tight bun.
There was a refreshing quality to her disarrayed
state.
Occasionally, I entertain myself with the idea
of seducing her. Opening up her cardigan one
button at a time, freeing her ivory skin from the
confines, letting her hair cascade downwards,
enveloping her into my arms as I pierce her savory
flesh with my teeth. Sweet, echoed moans fill the
air with a melody only us and the night knows. But,
it’s only a thought.
She tripped on a piece of broken sidewalk in
her hurry to vacate. The canvas and paints spilt
covered the ground. I debated whether or not to
break our long tradition of silence when a familiar
voice pierced the dark.
“Do you need help young one?”
Marcus. The voice of my former lover was
haunting to my ears.
“No, I can manage, thank you.” There was a
definite stutter to her voice that if I had taught
Marcus anything he would use to his advantage.
“Come now.” He slid the toe of his boot under
a tube of paint and kicked it upwards. He caught it
in his hand. “I’ll help you and you can help me with
something.”
“You’re so impetuous Marcus.” I thought I had
muttered this under my breath, but he still heard
me.
“Dominique.” He forced a laugh. “It’s been a
long time traitor."
“It was never I that betrayed you Marcus.”
“Don’t feed me that bullshit. It isn’t nearly as
satisfying as she is.”
He emerged from the shadows of my view.
Marcus was as stunning as I remembered. Golden
locks fell loosely onto shoulders wrapped in velvet.
His eyes were still a piercing green. To look into
them was to unlock all of my sexual desire. I
yearned to grab his hair and force his head back,
exposing his delicious neck once more.
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