What We Imagined on the Fourteenth Floor
We shared a hallway, an elevator and a coffeemaker, but never a real word. Only what each of us imagined when the other turned away.
We shared a hallway, an elevator and a coffeemaker, but never a real word. Only what each of us imagined when the other turned away.
That witching night, he wasn’t expecting company. But something cold materialized at the foot of his bed and whispered his name as if it knew all death.
In front of the mirror, with the dim light and the music low, I discovered that the best company that night was my own: my hands, my vibrator, and a desire that kept growing.
It took me years to understand what my body was asking for. And when I finally did, there was no going back or settling for less.
Turning off the light would have been the sensible thing. But that night, on the ninth floor of an empty hotel, the last thing I wanted was to go unnoticed.