Gavin willingly went to the
dance floor with the red-haired beauty. He liked Ruby’s spontaneity, the way
her eyes changed colors with her moods. He saw them turn deep blue and glossy when
he talked about his father, then deep violet whenever she admired his frame.
Gavin especially liked Ruby’s voluptuous
body. It stirred his loins like no other. He’d always been partial to women
with curves, not the supermodel stick women that some men craved. He also preferred
real curves, not the kind manufactured
and then inserted within a woman’s body. Those were just his preferences. He didn’t judge anyone who felt differently.
Gavin suppressed a moan as he perused
Ruby’s real curves now. Her generous bosom looked ready to pop out of that halter
top. He could see himself front and center, ready to catch each one with his
hands…and his mouth.
Ruby’s flat stomach, narrow
waist, and shapely legs and thighs were perfectly displayed in the skirt that
barely reached her lower thighs. He looked forward to embracing that waist and laying
between those legs and thighs.
Where
did she get all that? Do they grow them like this in the mountains? Gavin wondered,
lowering his gaze to Ruby’s plump bottom. He usually only saw bottoms that naturally
salubrious among women of color, which was just one of the reasons he dated so
many of them.
Ruby
Dee Hudson, you are truly a rare find, he thought, licking his lips
at the sight of her lower crests peeking out from the bottom of that short
skirt. They jingled as she walked. His hands ached to squeeze them. Would she
let him touch her there? Tonight?
Man, I
want this woman. Gavin felt his body harden even more with
anticipation.
Ironically, though his
excitement level continued to rise, his patience did also. That could only mean
one thing – whether Ruby was a prostitute or not, he was now willing to wait
beyond tonight to have her.
I just
hope she doesn’t make me wait too long, Gavin thought, wishing they
could dance among some sheets instead tonight.
(c) 2014 by Mi'Chelle Dodson/Suprina Frazier
(c) 2014 by Mi'Chelle Dodson/Suprina Frazier
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