Jillian did not have a type, she liked who she liked.
Loved who she loved.
Her head was on Adam’s lap, and he held her close. In the mirror opposite them, she could barely see him. Adam’s face was obscured by his beard and his long hair. Both of which she loved. He reminded her of Jim Morrison. He looked like he did not belong to the now, he looked like a modern hippie. She looked foreign on his lap, her hair pulled up and her formal work clothes.
Jillian could not really escape her job, but for the moment she was free. She had taken a company car to the bar and not their apartment, to be free with Adam.
Adam was a writer. He spent most of his days writing in the corner of their neighborhood bar. It was almost like their home. When she walked into the bar, he tucked his long brown hair behind his ears and rubbed his beard. Jillian took off her shoes, and crawled into the booth beside him. He pulled her close to him, and she curled up beside him. A glass of Jeunesse was placed on the table for her by their favorite waitress.
She was happy—her wine was on the table and her head was on Adam’s lap. Jillian felt when his hands left her for his other love…the sound of him tapping away on the keyboard soothed her nonetheless, she did not feel jealous.
She would possess him as his MacBook could not, she would become one with him. His MacBook could only feel the pressure of his fingertips—which was almost enough pleasure. But he would be one with her.
Pulling her legs up under her, she gripped his thigh, then let her hand trail up over his stomach and chest. Her fingers slipped inside of his shirt between buttons, and she let her fingers drift through his chest hair. Jillian loved the feeling of the hair on different parts of his body. She sat up, and even though she wanted to put her head on his shoulder, she did not. Her fingers ran over his beard, the same way he had run his fingers over it when he saw her.
This was why she did not have a type. She never liked men with beards until Adam. She had always liked very clean-cut guys, like most of the financial types that she worked with. But when she met Adam—who did not have a beard at that point, but very heavy stubble—she wanted him the moment she met him. Never in her life had she felt such a strong desire for anyone, but she did with him. And when he grew a beard, it was sexy to her because it was his.
He put his fingers over hers, and she saw their fingers entwined in the mirror and Jillian continued to caress his beard. She felt him respond to her touch as if her hands were lower, and his breath deepened. His beard was an erogenous zone for him, maybe because she sort of fetishized it.
Sort of…
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Ah I loved this!
i was terribly inspired by the jim morrison photo…i keep looking at my blog because of it today!!! 😉
Beautiful as ever Ms F Dot x x
I love that photo too
thank you Lady T, i am obsessed with that picture!!!
You’re a Jim Morrison fan, too? No wonder we get along so well! Lovely inspiration for this post. xxxxxxxxxxxM
oh gosh, i dreamt about him after writing this!!! glad to inspire!
Leonora, you have outdone yourself. I could image this two so vividly in my mind as I read this piece, the whole thing hums with an eroticism that totally worked for me
Mollyxxx
wow, thank you! i had very specific inspiration for this one so maybe that is why it resonates!!!
I’m so anti beards and yet every now and again someone just suits it so perfectly!
yeah, like jim morrison’s did! *swoons*