Die happy? She had, hadn’t she? The moment was so divine it should be accompanied by halleluiahs.
Twenty minutes past three. Was that what the clock said? And that bright light blasting through the window blinding her? Twenty past three? No. Wait. Twenty two minutes past.
Orgasms were fabulous, wonderful things. That she could be lying here still at this time of the day, still bathed in this milky warmth. Amazing when last night she’d been bathed in hot sweat and sex, fighting so hard to get to her time. Well, initially anyway. There had come a point sometime after she hit the mattress with a thud where she had wanted to experience certain things first. And then she had. Oh my God, and how.
She peered at the window. Although she was quite certain that she did—obviously she did, there was that cracked damned pane that needed mending, almost as much as she did right now, that painful throb between her legs-–how could she be peering at that crack in her window, or anyone else’s?