A Kid No
More
by
Abie
We'd been together since high school. I was 14, she was
16 then. She was the one who taught me how to love. I knew how it is to
be loved and to love because of her. Ah, Yna Mikaela. My one great love.
My home.
As I key in the letters in my fone's SMS menu, I can't help smiling. I
can't get enough of her. Depeche Mode's song keeps on running in my
head, I let out a silly grin. She always makes me feel this way.
I teased her with my message, almost daring her. And she
gamely played along, challenged by my constant prodding.
"Can you keep up with me?" she asked. I teasingly answered, "That's for me
to know and for you to find out."
And from then on, I knew everything would be different.
We agreed to meet up at a place where we could spend time alone, by
ourselves. I arrived early at the terminal, glancing at my watch, it was
only 6:30 in the morning. I was 30 minutes early. I let out a sigh. Can I
really do this? I asked myself. I have been physically intimate with one
girl in my entire lesbian life. Yna Mikaela doesn't know that. And now, I am
almost trembling at the thought of it all. What if I failed to please her?
What if she laughs straight to my face? What would I do?
A pat on my back jolted me back to reality. I stood in awe
as she smiled at me and said, "Let's go?" I nodded, dumbfounded. God, she is
beautiful.
The ride was refreshing and the scenery helped me relax a bit. I was
thinking of climbing the summit of the mountain. Could I sustain the hike?
"Hey there poet, where are you?" I looked at her and smiled coyly, "Oh,
sorry. I was lost in my thoughts."
She touched me gently and said, "You're trembling."
I felt stupid. I regained consciousness at once and said,
"You're beautiful Yna." I watched her as she blushed, shaking her head, "No,
look at me I am fat. I'm not the Yna you used to know way back in high
school. But thanks, I am glad you think so."
I reached for her hand, squeezed it lightly as I smiled at
her.
My voice lowered, "You are beautiful and I am going to make you
believe that you are." My eyes looked straight in hers.
We got off the bus and walked hand in hand, straight to the reserved room. I
took one look at her, smiled and winked without saying a word. After locking
the door, my hands moves to her neck, gently massaging. I watched her close
her eyes. I couldn't believe I was finally with her. I had longed for her my
entire life, resigned to the fact that I could not have her. For she has
already tied the knot.
But here I am, with her. Alone. I run my fingers through her
hair, moved closer as I inhale her scent. I miss her so much, I still
remember her scent. Her scent that I have always dreamed of, searched for,
yet never found in another. She leans her head back while releasing a soft
moan.
That made me feel relieved. It encouraged me to continue. And I
did.
I gazed into her eyes, waiting for her move. That certain look gave herself
away, and I gently kissed her. Parting her lips with my tongue. Teasing her
with feather like kisses, until she couldn't take it anymore. She pulled me
back onto her, as our tongues fooled around. Finally, I allowed my fingers
to run through the curves of her body. My eyes traveled down her body, and
saw the twin mountains that I wished to climb.
Again, the question bothered me, "Can I do it? Can I sustain
it?" Her nipples were erect, begging to be touched. I bit my lip and run my
tongue over it. Anticipating… I parted my lips. She arched her back.
Willingly, I obliged.
Hours passed, my chest heaving as I rappelled down mountains and swam the
lovestream that flowed. As I reached the shore, I let out a contented sigh.
Smiling, I threw myself at the waiting sand. Lying on my back, I could still
taste the waves of pleasure that swept me off my feet. Aaaahh..
I can still remember what Yna Mikaela whispered in my ear before she dozed
off to sleep in my arms. "You're not a kid anymore. I don't see you as one
after what you made me feel tonight."
I looked at her deep in her sleep smiling. Gently, I touched her and said "I
love you. Always have, always will." And then I closed my eyes, at long
last, a kid no more.
© ABIE
About the Author
Abie
is on a journey towards perfection. She is walking barefooted down the
road less traveled. To read more about Abie's works go to
The
Valley of Desire.