Insatiable Desire.

is. She is standing over a man slumped on the sidewalk. I

her hands on her hips, emphasizing her little waist. Her ass is still ap

e moment I saw Ana in that University of Miami class, I was hooked. She provoked

ely because I had never felt

no longer in

s, my sentiments are sexist, incorrect, and improper. I know this without a doubt and would never confess i

part of me as my arms and legs. Though I am not here for pleasure, I can't help but smile as I watch her tap her foot. I think s

e and take my foot off the brake of my cutting-edge automobile — the Tesla is electric and requires no ignition ke

ike this when I finally sa

ustrated. I stop removing my cuffs. Is the person really gone? I reluctantly remove my gaze f

ose, the familiar line of her jaw, and her pouty mouth. She seems much more gorgeous today than she did when we

nfess that I sti

ey from Miami. Nevertheless, I'm sweating because I'm frightened. That is what Ana does to me, Lu

e Ana, and the years after have been the same. The same woman, repeating the same sentiments with a phony chuckle. All in the hopes o

to her. She was the most gorgeous female I had ever seen, with bare legs, plump lips, and

th her southern accent, "I was scared at first because you are." After all, you wer

ea glass when the setting Mi

and her gentle, pleased sighs in

little nose are flaring. She runs her hand through her hair, beginning at her forehead, allowing the strands to stream down her fingers in a torrent of chestnut hues. I

cup her breasts,

s why I'm her

en for

na

oo. I don't do anything tha

me pull up, possibly because my electric car was as quiet as a panther. Her face is little broader than when she was younger. It's still

e my Madonn

lls over her eyes, and my first

er. One fi

rd her. The pregnant woman appears somewhat familiar. Yes, this is Diana, Ana's best friend

tions before becoming a gorgeous condominium. The real estate market in downtown St. Augustine is thr

. I plan to acquire the Lavoie family newspaper, run it lean and mean, and then se

lieve it won't be long before I get her into bed. I check my Rolex. It's nine o'clock

serious. I look at the structure and have an unpleasa

ngs in life. One was the St. Au

l win