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My attempt at erotica đ€Łđ„”
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It had been a long day. The afternoon light was fading. I sat at my laptop, drained.
âI hope this is enough,â I said to myself.
âNo, I should keep working on it,â I muttered, clutching my stomach with one arm while hovering my other hand over the keys.
I slammed the lid shut, the sound echoing through the empty room.
I stared into the mirrorâmy hair a tangled mess, eyes shimmering with tears that refused to fall.
âI just wish I was enough,â I whispered.
The phone buzzed on my desk, vibrating through me.
âHeâs finally texted me,â I thought, my heart quickening with anticipation.
I reached for the phone, my fingers trembling.
The screen lit up with a notification:
[Username] just posted for the first time in a while.
I sighed, recognizing the name.
âOh, itâs her again,â I murmured.
Guys always seemed to swoon over her. She had a new partner and appeared carefree, relaxed, and happy in every post.
âWhy canât I have this?â I wondered, a pang of envy tightening my chest.
I tossed the phone back onto the desk, the notification fading, much like my fleeting moment of hope.
Why do I have to be home alone? I felt like a recluse, with no excitement beyond the monotonous routine.
Iâm just an average girl, I thought, as the weight of my solitude pressed down.
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I needed to get out, somewhere freshâeven if just for the night. A bit of self-care.
I searched for hotels and found a quaint, old-fashioned place.
I thought I deserved this. Even if it was expensive, it was only for the night. I can treat myself, canât I?
I booked the room, feeling a flicker of excitement.
The hotel seemed like the perfect escapeâa place where I could unwind and escape my thoughts.
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When I arrived, the atmosphere immediately set me at ease.
The grand building was welcoming, ivy climbing the stone walls and a bubbling fountain at the entrance providing a gentle sound.
The receptionist greeted me with a warm smile, and I felt at ease as she handed over the key.
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The moment I stepped into the room, comfort enveloped me.
The space was quaint, with dark wooden beams and vintage furniture telling stories of its past.
Warm lighting from a bedside lamp cast a gentle glow, adding to the romantic atmosphere.
A plush armchair by the window invited quiet reflection, while an antique desk held old, well-worn books and a silver inkwell that seemed ancient.
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The bed was my favorite partâthe quilt, thick and embroidered with delicate patterns, made the space feel intimate.
Its softness cradled me, the cool linen against my skin contrasting with the roomâs warmth.
Every breath I took filled the room with calm, the air fresh and cool.
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I settled into the bed, sinking into comfort, and remembered a guilty pleasureâa site I hadnât visited in a while.
It was a place where I could explore desires, helping others express fantasies.
Life had been chaotic, but this space brought comfort, sometimes even joy.
I opened the site, nostalgia washing over me.
A new notification greeted me:
âHey. Thereâs something about you I canât ignore.â
It was simple yet enigmatic.
I hesitated before responding, tracing my fingers over the edge of the phone.
âCan I ask what it is?â I typed.
A pause. His reply came cryptic.
âYou know more than you show.â
My breath caught. It wasnât flirtyâat least not entirelyâbut something deeper, intriguing.
âMaybe,â I replied, trying to mask the flutter in my chest.
âBut what does that mean?â
Another pause, then:
âLetâs just say I see what youâve been holding back.â
The room felt heavier with each message, my heart quickening.
It wasnât just a playful exchangeâit tugged at something deeper.
âWhy do you care?â I typed, feeling self-conscious.
âBecause sometimes, seeing isnât enough,â he said.
âSometimes you need to feel.â
The air grew thick, and I wondered where this was leading. Excitement and apprehension swirled between us, blurring reality and desire.
âFeel what?â I asked, trembling with vulnerability.
âMaybe,â he replied, his message light yet teasing,
âyouâll find out soon enough.â
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The tension was almost unbearable.
He knew what I wantedâwhat I cravedâbut the strangerâs confidence unnerved me.
How could I trust him?
How could I let go?
Yet, something pulled me toward himâa mix of fear and undeniable allure.
There was mystery, something newâa novelty whispering possibilities.
âI donât even know you,â I typed.
âYou donât need to,â he said.
âYou just need to let go.â
My heart raced, the weight of his words pressing down.
Trust wasnât something I gave easily, but temptation was overwhelming.
âMaybe I donât want to,â I typed.
âWhat if itâs too much?â
âThen we take it slow,â he said.
âBut you know deep down you want to explore. You crave something more.â
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My breath hitched.
He understood me in ways I couldnât fully grasp.
The walls I built, doubts and fears, felt lighter.
Still, could I truly trust someone I didnât know?
Could I surrender to the unknown?
âMaybe,â I whispered to myself,
âjust for tonight.â
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The weight of my decision pressed down, yet beneath fear was exhilaration.
A new chapter began, where the unfamiliar felt like home.
The cozy hotel room wrapped around me, old-fashioned charm providing comfort.
It was remoteâfar from familiar faces and expectations.
No one knew me here. No one would ever know.
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My fingers trembled as I stared at the message.
Doubts lingered, but so did the tension.
What if heâs dangerous?
What if he isnât what his profile shows?
What if Iâm making a mistake?
Yet, I couldnât stop myself.
I began typing slowly at first, deliberate letters, filled with hesitation.
What if heâs nothing like I imagine?
The warmth in my cheeks grew, a flush creeping over my skin.
I pressed harder, faster, until I reached the last word.
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Room 305
The Old Mansion Hotel
(empty postcode space)
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The room felt heavy yet soothing.
The lights would be off, I told him.
I donât want you to see me.
But when youâre here, just give 3 knocks.
I left the door on the latch.
It was done.
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My heart pounded louder than the quiet hum of the room.
I set the phone down slowly, the screen glowing faintly.
The air felt thick, every breath heavier.
My mind raced with doubts and fears, but something deep inside felt liberated.
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I reached into my panty drawer, fingers trailing over soft fabrics until I found themâmy favorite pair.
Silky and delicate, they hugged my hips perfectly, making me feel like the s**iest woman alive.
Even if I didnât admit it out loud, there was a flicker of undeniable desire.
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I slowly slipped off my clothing, piece by piece, feeling alive in a way I hadnât in a long time.
I turned off the lamp, the darkness swallowing the room.
I lay back, heart pounding, breath shallow as I waited with eager anticipation.
The quiet was intense, every noise amplified.
The weight of the moment pressed against meâexciting, terrifying, thrilling.
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Just for tonight.