Hawking a Future
“Tovin grinned as he shouldered the door shut without letting go of her.
“Now, now. Maybe Teebie just thinks I am more important, or it could be because I let her put me on the third floor.”
He set her down on the bed, and she braced herself on her hands while he levered off her shoes. To her shock, he rubbed her feet until they were no longer tingling.
“How did you know?”
“I have never met a woman in my life that didn’t want a foot rub after wearing heels.”
“So, how many wom...en have you rubbed before me?” She arched her brow.
“Over my life? Probably twenty. Several of them are retirement age by now. The latest one was six months ago.” He smiled. “And yours are the last pair of feet I am touching.”
She nodded, and his truth was paramount. His promise of dedicated foot rubs was for her alone. He was making a vow of sorts, and she could feel it in his pulse, see it in the glow of his skin.MoreLess
“Now, now. Maybe Teebie just thinks I am more important, or it could be because I let her put me on the third floor.”
He set her down on the bed, and she braced herself on her hands while he levered off her shoes. To her shock, he rubbed her feet until they were no longer tingling.
“How did you know?”
“I have never met a woman in my life that didn’t want a foot rub after wearing heels.”
“So, how many wom...en have you rubbed before me?” She arched her brow.
“Over my life? Probably twenty. Several of them are retirement age by now. The latest one was six months ago.” He smiled. “And yours are the last pair of feet I am touching.”
She nodded, and his truth was paramount. His promise of dedicated foot rubs was for her alone. He was making a vow of sorts, and she could feel it in his pulse, see it in the glow of his skin.MoreLess
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