Paloma (from 'Light and Dark') - Sex Stories

Paloma (from 'Light and Dark')

... Kardos suddenly drive in deep and hold himself there, her own climax took hold of her. She heard Dr Kardos let out several loud grunts as his juddering cock, deep inside her, slipped wave after wave of warm, creamy lust deep inside her, at the same time as her own climax broke over her. She gripped the desk, writhed and let out loud screams of seemingly endless pleasure as her body and its wanton lust took her completely over. Part Five: Departure As Paloma left Dr Kardos’s surgery, she felt like a different woman. In fact, she felt so much more than a woman. She smiled at Don Francisco Farsante through the window of the shop, as he was busily selling more icons to those desperate to buy them. As she walked home along the dust track, she realised that she had left her notebook at Dr Kardos’s surgery. She smiled. Something inside her told her that it really didn’t matter. Then, out of the light mist which still hung over the trees on the mountainside, Paloma heard a whisper. She looked to the mountains to see a velvet ribbon of lime green smoke swirling and dancing from within the mist. She smiled again. Then she watched as the exquisite plume of smoke snaked its silent way towards her. She stopped where she was, held out her arms to the sides, lifted her face to the sky and said with a smile on her face: ‘I have been waiting for you.’ Within ...

... seconds she was enveloped in the odourless smoke. Moments later she was gone, carried off to the mists of the mountains. Postscript: Nobody ever discovered where Paloma had disappeared to. A year after her disappearance, when it seemed clear she was not returning, Dr Kardos managed to persuade a publishing house which specialised in erotic literature to publish the stories contained within the notebook she had left at his surgery, which achieved widespread acclaim amongst those who appreciated her, and mourned her as a lost talent as a writer of erotic fiction. After her mother’s death three years later, several more notebooks which Paloma had concealed within her trunk, containing further stories and poems, were discovered and they, too, were published and equally acclaimed. She became popular, almost as a cult figure, although of course she would never have wanted that, and those who loved her work began to visit Puente de Almas to see where she had lived, to learn more about her, and to learn about the legend of Magdalena and Sofia. The town of Puente de Almas was never really the same again. Copyright: All of my stories are written entirely by myself. Please do not copy or repost them. Copyright 2015: claire2013 All Rights Reserved. This story may not be copied, reproduced, or linked in any manner without the express written permission of the author.