The downstairs apartment

The downstairs apartment

A Story by Franky
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Two soon to be lovers finally meet. They only know each other online.

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I was so excited to see you arrive at the gate.  You looked tired, but amazing.   


I went to you and you smiled brightly.  You put your bags down to hug me completely. 


We walked to the lot in awkwardness as this was our first meeting.


I reached out for you as you were set to enter my car.  You felt so good, although I barely touched you.  You then smiled beautifully at me as you entered my waiting car.


We stopped at a bar for a drink on the way back to my home.  Neither of us were hungry for food.  I marveled at how enchanting you looked.


Later we arrived at my small basement apartment in the city.  I carried your bags inside.  The only light at midday was the natural light from each of the windows.


I thought we would settle inside, share a movie, and have polite conversation before retiring in separate rooms for the night.


I was delighted to see how close you had moved to me on the couch.  I could have sat on this couch with you for a thousand years.  Your legs looked amazing in your pretty dress. 


Unexpectedly, you reached over to take my drink from me, stood up, reached out for my hand, and led me to the other room.


I was flush with excitement and short of breath as you stood in front of my bed and gave me a lingering gaze.  I kept moving toward you so that I could see nothing but your serene face.


You put your hands on my shoulders as I reached down to kiss you softly.  A minute later we were in full embrace as our kissing became more intent. Your lips felt like heaven.  Your breath was hot. 


We involuntarily fell back onto the bed not slowing in our magical kiss.  I held you firmly as I couldn’t hide my readiness for what would happen next.


Clothing was shed quickly.  I will never forget the feeling of your silky skin against mine under the sheets. We were on autopilot as our every move seemed mysteriously choreographed.


I stopped briefly to reach down and remove your socks so that I could enjoy your loveliness complete. I quickly shed my briefs so that nothing could stop our next movements.


At the foot of the bed I reached for your waiting foot in order to start my ascent.  The taste of each of your toes was exquisite.  My hands reached to explore and handle your shapely white calves. 


I started to move up your beautiful body as you whimpered at this sweet, unexpected intensity.  Kissing your knees was perhaps the highlight thus far of my existence. 


Later, I quickly entered your sweet love canal.  You were ready and waiting.  Your moistness told me of our mutual desire.


Our intoxicating love making continued for over two hours.  You then fell exhaustedly into my waiting arms warm and sated.


Our breathing was only starting to abate when I could hear your rhythmic sleep.  I couldn’t join you in slumber yet as I could only just patiently wait for our next delightful lovemaking.

© 2020 Franky


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For me, this is the perfect balance of where I like sensual writing to be. You've come right up to the line without this becoming erotic writing. Erotic writing is good, too, but I believe it's more fun to plant ideas in the reader's mind & let those ideas grow in whatever way that reader may like it done in this arena, rather than pigeonholing ourselves by writing something too specific which may or may not be the reader's cup of tea. Great pacing, realistic sequence of details, but one thing could be pumped up just a tad. You speak in generalities, but I believe specifics is where the sparkle really shines. Such words as "amazing" . . . "felt so good" . . . "smiled beautifully" & so on (tons of it!) All this could be pumped up if you picked something that makes this scene different from every other love scene (& millions have been written & filmed). What exactly makes her amazing? One way to get beyond generalities is to ask yourself these questions: What did it feel like, what did it taste like, what did it sound like, look like, smell like? This will bring you into a more sensory realm. But all in all, nicely well-done (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 3 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Franky

3 Years Ago

Thank you my new friend......I'm very encouraged by your thoughtful words and ideas. I will think.. read more
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This is amazing. Loved reading it.

Posted 3 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Franky

3 Years Ago

I am so glad you liked it! You are kind for reading and leaving a comment. Thanks
I think sensual writing needs more tales like this. It's engages the readers imagination. I am not bogged down by paragraph long descriptions that often kill this sort of writing. Sex has tempo and urgency mixed with yearning and tenderness. If I was a romance reader (which I'm not), I would choose this. I want to feel like the other character not read backstory I don't care about

Posted 3 Years Ago


Franky

3 Years Ago

Thank you so much! I greatly appreciate your thoughts
This is absolutely delicious!

While I personally wouldn't take an actual plane trip to meet someone I met online, I knew a couple who started their relationship that way and later got married. They were introduced through mutual friends or something, so they had that safety factor going for them. However, as a female, I have had certain safety protocols drilled into me. I've met many men from online dating platforms, but always in a coffee shop that I could reach through walking and public transit since I don't drive. If I felt comfortable with them, only then would I go for another date somewhere more private.

There was once a man from the internet who wanted me to meet him at an airport hotel, but I got creepy vibes that I might be walking into a trap of some sort, so I declined that invitation.

Posted 3 Years Ago


Franky

3 Years Ago

Thank you for reading! I appreciate your feedback. I met someone from an online writing site a.. read more
For me, this is the perfect balance of where I like sensual writing to be. You've come right up to the line without this becoming erotic writing. Erotic writing is good, too, but I believe it's more fun to plant ideas in the reader's mind & let those ideas grow in whatever way that reader may like it done in this arena, rather than pigeonholing ourselves by writing something too specific which may or may not be the reader's cup of tea. Great pacing, realistic sequence of details, but one thing could be pumped up just a tad. You speak in generalities, but I believe specifics is where the sparkle really shines. Such words as "amazing" . . . "felt so good" . . . "smiled beautifully" & so on (tons of it!) All this could be pumped up if you picked something that makes this scene different from every other love scene (& millions have been written & filmed). What exactly makes her amazing? One way to get beyond generalities is to ask yourself these questions: What did it feel like, what did it taste like, what did it sound like, look like, smell like? This will bring you into a more sensory realm. But all in all, nicely well-done (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

Posted 3 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Franky

3 Years Ago

Thank you my new friend......I'm very encouraged by your thoughtful words and ideas. I will think.. read more
This comment has been deleted by the poster.

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