Wicked passion

chapter five

Everything seemed white and blurry and the only sound heard was that of her own heartbeat rapidly pounding against her ribcage.
She was blinked a couple of times still seeing white then the sight of her feet came into view and they were bare with no shoes on and she was running. Deciding to stop she heard a faint voice calling out her name.
"Hello.... is anybody there..."she called out.
"Sthandiwe..."
"Hello...who's there!"she turned sound to scan her surroundings but stii seeing white as far as the eye can see

"Sthandiwe..."

"I'm here... who's there? Hello! who is it? "she called out as the voice disappeared and a face appeared in front of her out of the blue,so close to hers that they shared the same breath for a split second.Then followed a bright light that blinded her eyes as the voice echoed faintly.

As she opened her eyes and swiftly sat up straight on the bed breathing heavily she realised that she was just a dreaming...a dream about him...a dream about Kabelo. Panting for breath she silently laughed as a wave of adrenaline shot through her body while her sister lazily turned on the bed and looked the other way.Just then her alarm clock went off flashing 06:00am causing her to twitch a little.

"Turn it off..."mumbled Dineo in her sleep and Sthandiwe did as she was told and then got out of her bed and went to the bathroom.

While waiting for the water to heat up she stared at herself in the mirror aware of the beauty she possessed.From her beautiful dark soft skin to her sexy curves and perky breasts and her long stunning legs. Suddenly surprising herself by smoothly running her hand over her naked body Sthandiwe closed her eyes and an image of Kabelo touching he popped up in her head. His touch soft and light against her skin,his breath warm against her collarbone as his soft lips planted a kiss on her neck and she found herself running out of breath.The feeling was so good and exotic it sent shivers down her spine.

She opened her eyes causing the picture to fade from her mind and realize the hot moist in between her thighs. She stood underneath the shiny faucet letting the hot little droplets tap on her skin and roll down to the drain at her feet while she was lost in thoughts. She wondered what was happening  to her, how this one person she met only a few nights back had such an effect on her. He was a mere stranger but he had become a resident in her mind making her think and feel things she felt she shouldn't be thinking or feeling at all.

After cleaning herself up she went back to the mirror and stared at herself again and closed her eyes to have that feeling again.She cupped her breast underneath the green soft fluffy green robe she put on but the image of Kabelo in her head was faded and unclear and it bothered her.For a moment she thought she heard his voice but it was her sister at the door.

"Hey open up...Your not the only one with a bladder you know,"she loudly knocked on the bathroom door and Sthandiwe went and unlocked the door.

"sorry..."She said and moved pass her sister to her room embarrassed by her thoughts about Kabelo.

She dressed in  a beautiful formal peach coloured jumpsuit and a white jacket for the cold wind. She wasn't a fan of make up so she didn't bother only putting on Rose red lipstick but her sister did put on make up expertly well while dressed in simple skinny jeans a black tank top and a cardigan.

"So are you planning on calling him or what..." Dineo asked while putting on her mascara looking down at Sthandiwe's handbag that had Kabelo's card in it.

"No...who? " Sthandiwe mumbled caught off guard by her sister's question.
"Really...?!"said Dineo looking at Sthandiwe."You got some issues little sis...I swear." She said walking out of the bedroom with one of her mischievous grin on.

Sthandiwe looked at the card and a trashcan besides the door battling whether to give into her desire and call Kabelo or throw it away holding on to her will power.She went with the first option as she tucked it in her purse when her sister called out for her."Sthandiwe let's go,"