Chapter 6

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As I straddled the stranger's hips, his hands closed around my waist, squeezing and kneading my flesh like dough. I felt a surge of detachment, as if I was observing the scene from outside my body. The party had died down, and the silence was oppressive, punctuated only by the sound of our labored breathing and the creaking of the bed.

I began to move, my hips undulating in a slow, deliberate rhythm. His cock slid in and out of me, a mediocre thing, neither big nor small, just...adequate. The feel of it was unremarkable, a dull, throbbing sensation that failed to spark any real passion within me. I looked down at him, his face contorted in a mixture of concentration and pleasure, and felt a pang of disinterest.

My hands pressed against the headboard, my fingers digging into the wood as I bounced up and down on his cock. My tits jiggled in his face, and he opened his mouth to receive them, his tongue lapping at my nipples with a sloppy, uncoordinated enthusiasm. I gazed down at him, unimpressed by his efforts, and realized that I hadn't made a sound. No moans, no gasps, no sighs of pleasure. I was a silent, passive participant in this charade.

So I forced it, letting out a theatrical "Oh God, yes!" as I ground my hips against his. The words felt hollow on my lips, a contrived attempt to inject some semblance of passion into this lackluster encounter. His eyes lit up, and he redoubled his efforts, his hips bucking beneath me as he strained to bring me to orgasm.

I looked down at him, my eyes locking onto his, and told him to choke me. His hands hesitated, and then closed around my neck, his fingers applying gentle pressure. I rolled my eyes, exasperated by his timidity. "Harder," I whispered, pushing my neck further into his grasp. His eyes widened in surprise, and for a moment, I thought I saw a flicker of fear.

But he complied, his fingers tightening around my throat as I rode his cock with increased fervor. The pressure was still too gentle, but I didn't care. I was lost in the moment, my body moving on autopilot as I chased the elusive specter of pleasure.

Sweat dripped from my brow, beading on my skin like tiny diamonds. My hair was a tangled mess, my makeup smeared and running. I was a mess, a chaotic, debauched thing, and I reveled in it. For a moment, I forgot about the stranger beneath me, forgot about the party, forgot about everything except the primal, animalistic urge to fuck.

And then it was over, my body shuddering to a stop as I climaxed with a muted, unsatisfying whimper. The stranger's hands released my neck, and I collapsed forward, my head thudding against his chest. We lay there, entwined, our bodies slick with sweat, our breathing slow and labored.

It was a moment of perfect, awful intimacy, a fleeting connection with a stranger that would be forgotten in the morning light. And as I drifted off to sleep, lulled by the sound of his ragged breathing, I knew that I would never remember his name.

I was jolted awake by the sound of heavy boots walking along the hallway outside my bedroom door

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I was jolted awake by the sound of heavy boots walking along the hallway outside my bedroom door. At first, I thought it might be Lily's date leaving, but as I turned over, I saw that the stranger I had brought to bed was still fast asleep, his asscheek exposed and his snores a steady, annoying drone. I felt a wave of disgust wash over me, and I couldn't help but wonder what was wrong with me. Why had I brought this person into my bed? Why had I settled for such a mediocre, unfulfilling encounter?

I turned over and looked at the clock beside my bed, the digital display reading 3:47 AM. The sun was barely peeking over the horizon, casting a faint, eerie glow over the room. I looked once more at the person beside me, feeling a sense of detachment that I couldn't shake. Maybe it was my father, I thought. Maybe the fact that I didn't speak to him or see him as often as I wanted was the reason I felt so disconnected from the world around me.

I grabbed my phone and sat up in bed, the footsteps outside my door growing louder, heavier. I looked down at the crack in my door, seeing the shadow of a person stop in front of my bedroom door. My heart began to beat faster, my breathing growing heavier as I watched and waited.

And then, my phone beeped, shrill and loud in the silence. I squeaked, startled, and looked down to see a message from my father. My heart sank as I read the text: "In town, dinner at eight. At Le Bernardin."

I stared at the message, feeling a mix of emotions swirl inside me. I texted back, my fingers flying across the screen: "Sure." But I knew, deep down, that he would cancel. He always did, whenever he was in town. Something would come up, some business deal or meeting, and he would apologize profusely, promising to make it up to me next time.

I looked up at the door, the shadow still looming outside. I felt a shiver run down my spine as I realized that I was trapped, caught between the stranger in my bed and the uncertainty of my father's visit. And then, the shadow moved, the footsteps receding into the distance. I was left alone, my phone still clutched in my hand, the message from my father burning a hole in my brain.

I lay back down, trying to calm my racing thoughts. But I knew I wouldn't be able to sleep, not now. The darkness outside seemed to press in on me, suffocating me with its weight. And I knew, deep down, that I was in for a long, long day.

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