alrighty. i've decided to give this one shot. as my close friends know. i love writing.
AB-SOOO-LUTELY passionate about it so i'm gonna publicize one of my recent writings. this is just the beginning but i think it's a pretty good starting so i'm positive about it. please give me feedback but just don't rip off or my parents will be sending off lawsuits for copying my ideas. =) haha.
Blake Marsh glanced at his watch. It was almost a quarter to three. He was hot, tired and sweaty and all he wanted was to go home. Turning to face the dance floor, he caught a glimpse of his lover, Jessea Stanford. Her wavy black hair flowed past her neck and settled around mid-back, her dark blue eyes glistened like stars as she followed the thumping beat of the music. She was definitely in her element.
However, he had to go off to work in about five hours and he needed some rest before then. He grabbed Jessea's wrist. "Come on, honey. We're going home, we ought to be resting."
It was obvious Jessea did not want to go. But she had work tomorrow as well. She followed Blake outside where a cab was waiting. "Twelve Woodgrove Drive, please." Blake said before leaning back onto the comfortable taxi seat. Jessea laid her head on his shoulder, her eyes closed but a smile playing at her lips. Blake smiled and brushed the hair out of her face lovingly. He could not believe that he had met someone as beautiful and wonderful as Jessea.
He opened his eyes as the light from the window spilled into the room and fell in his eyes. He checked the clock. It was half past six. Closing his eyes shut, he heard the flush of the toilet. Immediately he went outside to investigate. Jessea sat on the floor, her arm holding on the toilet bowl rim for support. "Honey? You all right?" He asked, rushing to help her stand up.
Jessea shook her head, her face tinged a slight green. Dizzy with nausea, she barely spoke as Blake guided her to rinse out her mouth before tucking her into bed. Blake kissed her forehead gently and went outside. He poured some water into a glass and took out two aspirin before placing it on the bedside table next to Jessea. Expertly, he covered her with the blanket, pulled down the shades and turned on the bedside lamp on his side of the bed for some muted light just in case Jessea woke up later. He quickly showered and prepared some toast for Jessea and himself. It was almost eight. Lastly, he called to inform that Jessea would not be coming in for work today, pen a quick note for Jessea and headed outside where his carpool was waiting for him.
what we could have been, 1:15 pm.