Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Lavande - Jane/Maura (complete)

If I had a dollar for every time Jane spoke to me from behind lowered lashes; her voice thick with desire as her hands clench against the bedclothes, I’d have exactly one hundred and thirty seven dollars.
One hundred and thirty eight, if you count right now.
“Maur.” She grinds out my name slowly, as if she’s taking a long and languid drink for a cold fountain on a hot summer day. I know exactly what she wants from me, and a small piece of my heart breaks, understanding the ache that she surely must feel.
I move my tongue once, and she shudders against me. It is divine.
When I was young, I had the advantage to summer in Europe with my parents. We rented a house in the south of France for a week and while they were entertaining friends one afternoon they put me on a bus filled with elderly Japanese tourists. I had a six hour ride tour of the countryside and by the time I returned home, I was fluent in Japanese.
I couldn’t believe the beauty of the southern French farmland. There were fields of lavender bordered by sunflowers, and the contrast of the yellow-highlighted purple fields against the bright blue sky was like nothing I’d ever seen.
I’ve always considered that to be the most beautiful sight in the world. That is, until I witnessed the expression on Jane’s face when my tongue is sliding against her very core. Lavender and sunflowers have nothing on her.
Her fingers wind through my hair tightly, pulling me against her. It is now, in these small moments of vulnerability when she can’t control her need for me that I love her most. Is she aware that she chews on the corner of her mouth and furrows her brow when she needs me to move slightly to the left? I oblige, and her long hands tighten their grip on my head, holding me in place, as a guttural moan escapes her throat.
I couldn’t move if I wanted to. She is far stronger than I am, the mornings at the gym leaving her with an impressive set of biceps. Although she is slender, she has a high percentage of lean muscle mass, and I’ve seen her handle much larger suspects with ease.
If she were anyone else, I’d forcibly smack at their hands and tell them to go fuck themselves. I have never been one to enjoy being told what to do, in any circumstance.
Everything is different with Jane. I take her powerful hold on me as a compliment. I eagerly take commands from her in many different situations, the bedroom being one of them.
However, I never let her forget who is really in charge. With a flick of my tongue, or in this case, a cease movement of said tongue, I could have her in the palm of my hand. She would be quivering and anxious to do as I please in order to get her reward. This exciting knowledge causes me to increase my motions even more and soon she is grunting my name in a feral chant.
She is finer than any vintage in France. Heady and slightly sweet, I enjoy how her flavor lingers on my tongue as I bring her to climax.
When her fingers release my hair, I slowly kiss my way up her long body until I am resting in the curve of her neck. She pulls me toward her, her other hand grasping for the blankets. I help her, and pull the lavender-scented throw around both of us.
Flashing a sunny smile at me, I am once again transported to the French countryside. Someday I will take her there, and we will sit in a field overlooking the walled city of Carcassonne and eat Sushi.

Sunday, April 17, 2011

I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For, Well, Scream 4!

The wifey and I saw Scream 4 this weekend with one of our friends. I realized that I missed Sydney Prescott and Gale Weathers much more than I thought I had.

Halfway through the movie, I realized that I didn't really miss Sydney or Gale. Sydney is far too sniveling for my taste, she's always surprised that people just keep showing up dead around her. It's like, "C'mon Syd, don't be suprised everytime the frigging phone rings. It's ALWAYS GOING TO BE GHOSTFACE."

And Gale, well, what can I say about Gale? She's a world-class bitch. Something I admire, and try to replicate as much as I possibly can in my daily life. However, she's an annoying bitch, which no one likes. If you're going to be a bitch, at least be a funny, lovable, bitch. That's the kind I try to be.

What I've missed is the ass-kicking, girls rule, and utter unbelievable "girl power" that the Scream movies have always brought to the table. Ghostface, smoshface. He (or she) is no match for Sydney or Gale. There's not enough of that going around these days, and Scream4 was a refreshing way to spend two hours of my life.

It was, however, outdone by Hanna. If you haven't seen Hanna in the theater yet, GO. I mean, GO NOW. STOP READING MY STUPID BLOG AND GO.

You're still reading? You must have already seen it then. Did you love it as much as I did?

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

$ (Jane/Maura)

If I had a dollar for every time Jane spoke to me from behind lowered lashes; her voice thick with desire as her hands clench the bedclothes, I’d have exactly one hundred and thirty seven dollars.
One hundred and thirty eight, if you count right now.

Friday, April 8, 2011

Caballarius - Jane/Maura, Complete

“Leave the lights off.” My voice is demanding; bossy, even.
Jane doesn’t answer, her hand frozen on the light switch. I imagine her long fingers twitching against the plastic, the raised scar tissue a pale contrast to her olive skin. She is debating whether or not to obey me, knowing that if she does, she runs the risk of relinquishing control completely.
If there is one thing my lovely detective holds dear to her Italian-through-and-through heart, it’s the feeling of having complete control.
The notion of control is interesting, why are some people easily able to have full control over others, in either a professional or personal situation? Many people are benevolent when in control, others cruel and unkind. Perhaps there is a particular genome that determines the individual reaction to having control, being controlled, and feeling out of control. What is the most fascinating is to watch someone’s inner struggle over relinquishing control – do they give it freely? Or is it woven so tightly in their cellular memory that it has to be untangled from their very being, one thread at a time?
I will have to ask for control from Jane, and not demand it. She will be the most high-strung mount I’ve ever ridden, pun intended. Without the years of proper-upbringing-blue-blooded horsemanship lessons I’d never have ability to whisper to her. I wonder if this is what mummy and daddy thought how their little girl would be benefitting from the $140 dollar-an-hour instruction, once a week for ten years.
Her eyes flash in the dark, nostrils flaring. She is uncertain of my intentions, cautious of the unfamiliar situation, and deciding if she should bolt or stay. Her long, untamed mane of dark curls falls over one shoulder and her beauty rivals any of the hundred-thousand-dollar equines I’ve known throughout my life.
“We don’t have to do this.” I offer her a small amount of rein, and she takes it greedily. She lavishes the control, even the smallest amount. If she were truly equine, she’d be tossing her head and stamping her foot. I bite the corner of my mouth to keep from laughing at her predicament, and internally gloat over the power I have over her. While I could never be unkind to her, I know enough about myself to admit that I appreciate control just as much as she does, if not more. I am just willing to give it up easier than she is.
“No, I want this. I want you.” Her words come out rushed, her slight drawl wavering in pitch. She’s nervous. The lack of control is obviously getting to her, and I wouldn’t expect any less. The few times I’ve seen her without it have not been pretty sights.
I can still hear the alarm in her voice when she thought I had been kidnapped. Not the most brilliant move on my part, I will admit, letting my guard down and practically walking into my father’s hired van with his hired men. However, it almost was worth it when I was finally able to call her.
Jane shrieked; yes, she shrieked, “I’ll give you anything.” Little did she know that I wanted everything that she had to give. It was in that moment, that I knew it was possible to get exactly what I wanted from her.
“Come here.” I demand again, taking back the rein, and I can see from the flash in her eyes that I asked for too much, too quickly. I back off and try another tactic.
Lit only by a few candles on my nightstand, I know she enjoys seeing my body bathed in the soft light. I have planned this moment from our very first meeting. I’ve just been going about it all wrong.
Her eyes wary, she tries unsuccessfully to remove her gaze from my displayed cleavage.
“Maura, what are we doing?” She asks, her voice no louder than a whisper.
I remove one strap from my shoulder, allowing my pale skin to be enflamed by candlelight. She gasps, and I smile.
“What we should have done a long time ago.” I respond. “Come here.”
Again, too much too soon. She takes a step back; and I realize that she is the type of mount that needs to be pushed away until she is begging to come back. No gentle handling will sway her.
“You asked me to come over and talk.” She says, her voice back to its normal low pitch with the slight drawl that is so out of place for a Boston-bred but so incredibly arousing.
“I asked you to come over and fuck me.” I clarify, smiling at her. “You said that we should talk.” I shrug the strap of my satin camisole back onto my shoulder and see the disappointment register in her eyes. She is exactly where I want her, thinking as if she is the one in control, while in reality she’s now as easy to handle as a petting zoo pony. “You came over and before you even got in the door I kissed you. Then you followed me in here. Did you really expect us to start talking now?” I pull my robe over my shoulders and stand up, angrily fixing the covers on the bed.
“I don’t know. I just don’t know how to do this. We’re friends.” Jane mutters, her hands gesturing helplessly.
“We are so much more than friends. Everyone else can see that, so why are you so in the dark?” I know my face is bathed with anger, and while I hate myself for doing this to her, I know it’s the only way. “You’re the great detective, right? Too bad you can’t see what’s right in front of your face.”
“Maura.” Jane pleads, but I ignore her.
“Just get out.” I tell her, my tone harsh. It breaks my heart to do this, but it is for her own good. Our own good, actually. If I don’t push her, she will never come back. Hinting, flirting, and chaste sleepovers haven’t worked. Setting her up on dates that will surely fail so she will come running to me in response hasn’t worked. Telling her how I feel about her in a roundabout fashion hasn’t worked. She’s exhausted my ability to connect with her on an honest level, and hopefully she’ll forgive me for doing this to her; for holding her control on a little line and dangling it above her head.
“Maura, come on.” She begs, her dark eyes becoming wet with tears. “Let’s try to figure this out.”
“There’s nothing to figure out.” I tell her quietly. “Please leave.” I turn my back on her, partly because I can’t bear to see her flail helplessly on the line like a distraught fish. I begin to blow out the candles when I feel her behind me.
“I don’t want to go.” She admits quietly as she presses into me from behind and wraps her arms around my mid-section.
I sigh, embracing the dizzying sensation of her complete control transferring to my body. The adrenaline rush is no different than galloping across a field and I relish in it briefly before demanding more. I don’t know if I will ever get enough of Jane, but I certainly aim to try.
Turning around, I meet her mouth for the second time and we greet each other like old friends. I push her down on the bed and she falls willingly, content to obey my every whim like a good little pony. Crawling up the length of her, I prepare myself for the ride of my life.

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Inspiration for a new Jane/Maura story.......

Have you ever been driving in the fog and there is nothing but darkness and gloom around you?
In the distance, there is a light so bright that the very glimpse of it gives your heart hope. Hope that at the end there is happiness waiting; although your heart sinks when you realize just how far away that light is and how easily it could be swallowed up by the darkness. 
Undaunted, you drive on, clinging to the glimmer of it, the reflection of it on the pavement, and the power it gives you to continue.