Megan Hart - Switch
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You will find the one thing that embarrasses you the
most, and you will use it until you achieve orgasm .
Why had I been embarrassed to buy this bottle of liquid
from a man who didn't even like women, and therefore
shouldn't be blamed for not seeing how fucking sexy I
realy am? I shook it again and took the stopper out. It
looked like a medicine dropper, but without the marks to
indicate dosage. I squeezed the rubber nipple again as I
pinched my own.
In the mirror, the woman did the same. I held out my
fingertip, the dropper poised over it. The liquid, stil
shining, made a teardrop before it fel onto my skin. I
rubbed it in with my thumb and waited. The slickness
didn't dissolve and faint warmth filtered through my skin.
Why was I embarrassed to have a stranger think I couldn't
Why was I embarrassed to have a stranger think I couldn't
have an orgasm? I let another drop fal onto my fingertip. I
spread it on my nipples. This time, when I squeezed them,
my fingers skipped and slid over my skin. My nipples,
hard, now, warmed under the oil and my touch.
Lubricated, my finger slid across my clit like silk on satin.
My lips parted. Air eased out. I touched myself again,
finger circling, and waited for the heat. It came a second or
two later, hotter than it had been on my nipples. I bit my
lower lip with a hiss.
It was hard to tel if the oil had aphrodisiac powers or the
effect was in my mind, but in the end, did it matter? I lay
back on my bed, my legs spread, feet planted firmly on the
comforter to make it easier to rock my hips into the
seduction of my hand.
I rubbed my clit in slow, smooth circles, just the way I
liked it best. The oil absorbed into my skin but left it slick
enough I didn't need to add more. I let my fingertips
explore the familiar dips and curves of my body, the soft,
secret places that could bring me such pleasure.
My clit got hotter as I rubbed, and that seemed only
natural, because heat and shame both rode the same bus
to school, so far as I was concerned. Sweat pooled in my
to school, so far as I was concerned. Sweat pooled in my
armpits and salted my upper lip. I licked it away, wishing it
were someone else's tongue on my mouth. Another
person's hand between my legs.
Why had I cared so much what a stranger thought of me?
I groaned and closed my eyes to push away thoughts of
anything but the sensations building in my body. It was
easier to pretend that way, to imagine I wasn't alone in my
brand-new bed with the clean, new sheets that had never
had another body in them. With my eyes closed, the
whisper of my hand moving against my skin tugged my
ears.
Why did I want so much to folow the commands of a
stranger not even meant for me?
The oil slid from my fingertips down my labia and into the
crack of my ass. I used my other hand to folow its path. I
could probably come from this, in a minute or two, but I
stopped, thinking of how it had been such a short time
since last I'd done this. It didn't take a genius to figure out I
was psyching myself out, losing my orgasm to too much
thinking.
Or maybe I realy was embarrassed?
She might not be too smart, but she's pretty enough.
One of Stela's friends had said it, not knowing I could
hear.
I groaned. I didn't want to be thinking about my father's
wife and her friends when I was trying to get off. Yet the
hotter the oil on my clit got, the less interested I became in
finishing what I'd started. I stopped trying.
She might not be too smart, but she's pretty enough. Just
like her mother.
They'd laughed, but not as though they found the subject
realy funny. More like it embarrassed them. As a kid I
hadn't understood why, exactly, just that it had made my
stomach hurt to know Stela thought I wasn't smart, even if
I was my mother's pretty daughter. As an adult, I figured it
out. It embarrassed Stela to admit she'd married a man
who'd been so swayed by some tart, he'd knocked her up
and then had the compassion to make the bastard child a
part of his life. Sort of.
To them, I wasn't Paige. I was some slut's daughter.
Thinking of that, I understood something else, too.
I wasn't embarrassed by the fact a man I didn't know or
like, a gay dude, for that matter, didn't want to jump my
bones. No. What had been most embarrassing was not
that he didn't want to fuck me, but that he'd believed I was
something I wasn't.
I licked my mouth, tasted the salt of my sweat. I listened to
the sound of my breathing stil coming fast. I roled to get
the tiny bottle from under my ribs and tossed it into the
trash can by my bed, and then I tucked my legs up toward
my chest with my extra pilow in my arms, hugging the
lover who wasn't there.
The notes started coming more frequently. Every morning
before I left for work, or sometimes when I came home,
there was another sleek card teling me how to go about
my day. Sometimes the list was short, a sentence or two.
Listen to your favorite radio station today. Sing out loud.
Sometimes the instructions were lengthier. More
demanding.
At eleven-thirty today you will stop what you are doing
and focus on one thing in your life that makes you
happy. For thirty seconds you will do nothing but
appreciate this reason for joy .
I'd spent the entire morning waiting for eleven-thirty to
arrive, half-afraid I'd forget and half-defiant, imagining I'd
refuse when the time came to folow the instructions. I did,
of course, helpless to resist in the same way someone
who's told not to think of the pink elephant can do nothing
else.
If there is someone in your life whom you've hurt, you
must make a true apology .
That one had been easy enough. I hadn't seen Kira in
weeks and arranged to meet her after work for coffee in
Hershey, halfway between Harrisburg and Lebanon. She
wasn't quite ready to forgive me.
"But can you blame me?" I asked over steaming mocha
lattes. "I mean…Kira…it's Jack."
"Jack Rabbit," she said. "Yes. I know."
I raised a brow. "I'm sorry. It wasn't when you were even
I raised a brow. "I'm sorry. It wasn't when you were even
close to being with him."
She sighed, then, and shrugged. "I know. I guess I'm just
pissed you got him and I didn't. But then, so what else is
new?"
That wasn't exactly what I'd expected to hear. "Huh?"
She pretended to be very interested in her new beige
manicure. "Just like every guy I ever liked, right?"
"What are you talking about?"
She leveled a look at me. "Austin?"
"What about him?"
Kira just stared, then looked away.
I had to laugh. I realy did. "You tried to get with Austin?
But you were mad at me for fooling around with Jack?
What a hypocrite!"
Her eyes flashed. "You knew how I felt about Jack! It was
different with Austin."
"How was it different?" I finished my coffee and picked up my purse to go, not because I was furious but because as
I'd said not so long before to the very man we were
discussing, that cake was baked.
"You left him! You didn't love him anymore." Kira
grabbed up her own purse, too, glaring. "Not that it
mattered."
"He turned you down, huh?"
Her expression was enough of a reply.
"That's why you were pissed off, isn't it? Not because I
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