While not blogging I was very busy doing somethin far more important, i.e. sinking into a new story, which started out as a short, light hearted, fetishy story and is slowly morphing into a full-blown, emotional, still fetishy novel!
I have another beautiful, androgynous, cross-dressing hero (sorry, it can't be helped, I developed a thing for men in heels), Raphael, and another somewhat broken heroine, Nadia, but there is also another man in the picture, Hugh, and more than a sprinkle of bdsm and art, and music, and gasp, cats.
Rapahel inspiration is the spectacularly gorgeous German model and actor Paul Boche.
Did you click on the link? Good, then you will understand why I have been somewhat lost in my dreamworld. :)
It would be wonderful to finish this story before Christmas, but I don't believe in rushing the muse, so we shall see.
Here's a tease, now. (completely unedited)
"Because
Lucie was essentially a nocturnal animal, her day started at about 8 PM, with a
long hot shower and a thorough shave.
Lucie
was a creature of long, pale, lean limbs, covered, but not much, in red and
black lace.
Long,
long, skinny legs in black stockings, with a trim of lace at the top. She had
gone creative tonight and added a band of red lace, just under the black. She
had cut it out of a pair of red stockings she had loved, until they got wrecked
at the knees. Her stockings tended to do that a lot.
The red
and black theme was fun and fitted her name. She always painted her lips
scarlet (like her fingernails), and made up her eyes in thick black eyeliner
and mascara. Because her eyes were of the palest blue the effect was slightly
unsettling, and it had been known to stop men (and women) in their tracks. She
smiled at her reflection in the mirror and fluffed her mop of ash blond hair in
a wild mane that framed her face seductively.
When she
stooped to pick up her red chemise her opulent breasts swayed delightfully in
her black bra. She put on the chemise, red and silky, definitely see-through, and
edged in lace, and a stringy black thong.
She piled
a host of bracelets on her slim arms, black leather, and red beads, and strapped
on the black leather collar. She felt a
shiver of anticipation as the stiff, silky, cool leather pressed lightly at the
nape of her neck and at her throat.
She
padded to the bedroom and extracted a box from under the bed. Her favorite
boots, black leather, thigh high, with 6 inches stiletto heels, were carefully
folded in tissue paper, almost pristine. Lucie didn’t go out much after all.
She zipped them up, and almost felt dizzy with expectation when she stood
again, balancing skittishly, like a long-legged foal. She was tall enough
barefoot. In these she was practically airborne.
Then she
walked, like a pro, on her tall heels, to the living room.
Rachmaninov’s
Piano Concerto no 2 was on, as loud as was admissible in a city
flat, and Hugh was sprawled on the sofa like a big cat, soaking in the music.
He had already taken off his shirt, but he must have gotten cold because he had
snuggled under a plaid.
“Took
your time,” he said, with a yawn.
That was
his typical style.
“Rachmaninov,
really?” she asked. “Bloody neo-romantic noise.”
He waved
his hands like a cook wafting some elusive cooking smell to his nose. “At
least, as classical music goes, it’s got some
hair on its chest.” And that was the highest compliment Hugh could pay to a
musical composition.
The
recording was terrible, crackly and tinny. Horrid. Hugh seemed to divine her
thought.
“It is himself, on the piano. In 1929.”
Lucie
shrugged, then bit her lower lip and bowed her head. She could taste lipstick
on her teeth, which was sexy as hell. Oh well. Rachmaninov would cover the
sounds, at least. Mostly.
“Come
here then,” said Hugh, throwing the plaid aside, sitting up and patting his
knee invitingly.
He was a
middle height man with short, fuzzy, dark hair thinning slightly around a
widow’s peak and a semi-permanent stubble (greying now) on his chin and jaw. He
was neither especially good looking nor in any way unpleasant, and dressed
rather shabbily at almost all times. He was in fact an entirely unremarkable
man, except for a limited set of small ticks that betrayed a rather more active
and nervous mind than most. Which is why most people would have been
flabbergasted by the impressive set of tattoos that adorned his chest, shoulders and upper
arms. They were somewhat faded and partly obscured by the rather luxuriant
growth of dark hair on his torso, but even so, they gave him a distinctly
wicked look, absolutely at odds with his completely harmless everyday manner.
She went
and kneeled by the sofa (another pair of stockings would die today) and laid
her forehead on his thigh. He didn’t seem to notice. He was still engrossed in
the music.
“I find
it fascinating that Rachmaninoff, who was known for his huge hands, which could have easily managed the large opening
chords, chose to break the chords apart and roll them instead. Why?”
Lucie
didn’t answer.
“Maybe he
did that so that less, shall we say, well-endowed pianists would not be
discouraged from altering the opening chords to suit their capabilities? He did
state, purportedly, that the second piano concerto was uncomfortable for him to
play.” He caressed her head, sinking his fingers into her hair to massage the
back of her neck. “I choose to take it as a reminder, that just because you can do something, it does not mean that
you have to do it. Or like it. It’s
always a Matter of choice. Just an interesting point for thought.”
Lucie
remained quiet through his musings, using the time to collect herself, to find
that seam in her mind that allowed
her to slip down, through and out...
She took
a deep breath, and leaned into his thigh and suddenly his hand was in her
collar, pulling roughly, choking her, until she lay across his lap. The first
blow across her butt made her squeal out loud. The second and third landed on
her thighs and hurt even more. He was laying them down with all his strength
tonight, no gentle introduction with small slaps, grabbing, kneading. She
panted in the pause after the third blow, bracing herself for the next one..."
Like Lucie so far? Stick around for news of her in the next weeks...
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