TELL ME WHAT YOU SEE
CHAPTER FIVE
BY SUE
Remember I donÕt own the Beatles; itÕs just my warped mind in
fantasy fiction landÉ.
Rita busied herself around the flat, trying to clean it up. She
had gotten Vickie to leave for the afternoon. She had to tell her a story and
hated lying to her mate. She just didnÕt want her to think that she was crazy.
She sat down with a cup of tea and a cigarette, going over the
previous night in her head. Paul, he enchanted her and yet not as a Beatle. She
felt close to him. They had gone back to her flat to talk. They didnÕt have
sex, and any other time she would have, especially with Paul McCartney.
They couldnÕt figure out how they knew each other, but when she
was near him, her spine tingled. She felt the need to be near him and he had
told her he felt the same thing. Yet, they didnÕt even kiss. They talked for
hours. Funny, she thought when they held hands she knew much more about him and
he knew more about her. They ended up laughing nervously about it. He finally
said he had to go, but it took him an hour to leave. He wanted to see her again
and she wanted to see him too. They arranged that they would see each other
later that night, and again they would be alone. Maybe they could figure this
whole thing out.
That night she dreamt of him. The dream was so beautiful. She was
in a white flowing dress, with bare feet and he in a white tux, also in bare
feet. They danced to soft music. The stars were bright, so they must have been
outside, she thought. Yet there was white fog all around them. Nobody was there
but them, it was like a Cinderella dream. As she was pondering over her dream
the bell rang. Her heart raced as she jumped startled out of her dream world.
It must be George, she thought.
She got up and looked out the window. She saw the dark haired
Beatle, looking around nervously. She rang him in and in a minute her doorbell
rang. Rita fixed her hair and went to answer the door.
She opened it to see George waiting anxiously. She motioned him in
and closed the door behind her. She straightened her blouse, tucking it into
her jeans.
ÒHello Rita.Ó He said quietly.
ÒGeorge, hi. Have a seat. I put the kettle on for some tea.Ó She
told him as she led him into the kitchen.
He followed like an obedient puppy, not saying a word. He sat down
at the table.
Ò Rita, do you mind if I smoke?Ó He asked.
ÒOf course not, I do. HereÕs an ashtray.Ó She put it on the table
for him.
George didnÕt know where to begin. He tried to call Ravi, but he
hadnÕt been at home. He pulled out his notebook, wondering if he should start
there.
Rita was as nervous as George. She could see it in the way he fidgeted
while he sat. What could she tell him? HeÕd think she was crazy.
George broke the ice, ÒUm listen Rita this is gonna sound a bit
off, I know,Ó He sighed before he started to talk again.
Rita gave him his tea and sat down. George looked surprised that
she knew how he took it.
ÒThis is what I wanted to talk to you about. Ò He told her.
ÒTea?Ó She laughed.
ÒNo, how did you know how I took it?Ó George faced her, waiting
for an answer.
ÒDunno, really. I just made it.Ó Rita wondered too how she had
known.
She looked at it and then put her hand on it, thinking about his
odd question, that didnÕt really seem so odd to her.
George looked down into his cup as she touched it. The liquid
turned to a crimson red and he jumped up with a gasp, pushing the chair back
and onto the floor.
ÒWhat George? WhatÕs wrong?Ó Rita rushed over to him.
His head started to swirl and again he couldnÕt hear her
speak. He shook his head. His nervousness died down as he looked back at the
cup and only saw the milky brown tea.
He swayed as he straightened up and leaned against the wall,
trying not to get sick My God! He thought. How could he talk to her? Then
again she had to know something, or he wouldnÕt have dreamt about her.
ÒWhat happened there George?Ó Rita stated calmly.
George pulled the chair upright and sat back down on it, ÒSorry
about that, I never know when itÕs going to happen.Ó He confided in her.
ÒItÕs all right, Ó She tried to calm the Beatle down, ÒTell me
what youÕre here for, and what you mean by you never know when itÕs going to
happen?Ó
ÒI um, I have visions and dreams and IÕve been dreaming about this
accident thatÕs gonna happen in a few weeks. It kills two people. At first I
didnÕt now what was going on, a friend who is good at this stuff explained it
to me. IÕve been having this same dream now for quite awhile. Until, I dreamt
of you the other day. I saw you clear as day in the same outfit as you wore
when I bumped into you, that same day. Only in my dream you said some odd
things. IÕm also having visions and I get sick after them. I saw the cup of
tea, as a cup of blood is all. Ò George didnÕt know what heÕd learn from her,
but he needed to know. He wanted to know what she had been seeing.
ÒOh, I see,Ó Rita sat pensively in her chair. She was getting her
thoughts together, and thinking about how he saw the tea as blood. George
continued.
ÒI get these visions by touching certain things or people,
sometimes they just happen without touching anything. I do need to know what
you are seeing. You are, arenÕt you? I mean thatÕs how you know me and all,
isnÕt it?Ó GeorgeÕs dark eyes stared at her, awaiting his answer.
Rita sighed, yes she had been having dreams, and it sounded a bit
like GeorgeÕs. She figured since he had been so honest with her about them,
that she could trust telling him.
ÒYour right, I have been dreaming and feeling things,Ó She settled
into her chair, and pulled one of her legs up onto it. She rested her head on
her knee, while she smoked. It was time to tell him every thing, ÒIÕve been
having dreams since I can remember. I have premonitions from them and
sometimes, I too get feelings by touch. Ever since I was young this has
happened to me. I can tell how a person is when I get these feeling. I can tell
what type of person they are. I have seen things that are going to happen and
try to stop themÓ She stopped to collect herself. This time it was different,
and she had the feeling that they were supposed to help one another figure this
out. She turned her face from George, afraid of what the two might find
together. These dreams had been different. She figured sheÕd get on with it and
find out.
Ò Only, these dreams and these feelings have been different.
Stronger and I canÕt seem to put them together as I have the others throughout
my life,Ó Rita again stared into GeorgeÕs eyes; uncertainty filled them as she
gave her self a moment to put it together.
George saw the uncertainty in her eyes and knew she too, didnÕt
know what to do with them, ÒMy friend who has been helping me told me you and
me could fit this puzzle together a bit more. IÕm not to keen on this, but this
is not the destiny that is supposed to happen. I or we have to stopthis before
it happens.Ó
Rita nodded, ÒYes, that much I know. I have had dreams of an
accident that is to take place soon. I believe itÕs right out side my building.
I get an eerie feeling when I walk past that lamppost outside my building. I
hear a car crash and the young man, whoever he is dies. I donÕt see the crash
but I hear it and smell the fire. I then see you. You come and hold my hands
and tell me it will be all right and not to worry. That we will find a way to
stop this from happening, I get the feeling you know the young man in the car.
I feel safe as you hold my hands and tell me itÕs ok,Ó She paused, strained by
the thoughts, but glad to finally tell someone who would believe her.
Ò I then started to dream the other day, I fell asleep on the
couch, but all I remembered was meeting you outside my flat. Then later there
you were. Funny, isnÕt it?Ó
George nodded, he didnÕtÕ know what to make of their connection.
Why had their dreams started to mix together? He had to find out and push her
on, after all wasnÕt that why he was there? ÒRita there is a young woman who
dies also in the accident. You donÕt see that?Ó He asked.
ÔNo, IÕve never seen this girl. I wonder why?Ó She should have
seen this girl, why didnÕt she?
ÒIÕm not sure. This is all new to meÓ George confided in her. He
then continued his questioning.
ÒRita, the other night you whispered to me in my dreamÉÉ.Ó Rita
cut him off.
ÒYes, I saw you on the street corner across the way and again I
didnÕt see the accident. Instead I was told to tell you to look at your watch
and I too looked. It clearly read Nov. 9th 4:59 a.m. Strange that one.
I always wake at 5:05 a.m. with you telling me itÕs all right. I have dreamt of
Paul too. After I see you I see him. I forget about the crash and we stare into
each otherÕs eyes and our hands are held together. ItÕs like it was at the club
last night. There is nothing around, nobody, no noise, nothing at all, and we
only see each other. Strange, I have never had such vague dreams. Since I was a
little girl IÕve had this power to see into the future and I knew I was
special. I could stop things that werenÕt supposed to happen, only now, I canÕt
see the way I normally do. I donÕt know why.Ó Her eyes held a haunting look in
them, as she thought.
ÒWhat Rita? What are you thinking?Ó George asked anxiously.
ÒWell, like I told you. I usually see what is happening and I
donÕt understand now why I canÕt or why I see you and Paul.Ó Her eyes fixed on
his.
George looked at his notebook and then looked back to her
beautiful haunting eyes.
ÒI have written things that I have found out. YouÕre right, I do
know the person and I believe itÕs John that dies. I donÕt understand it since
he doesnÕt drive often. Usually, Les his driver brings him, or one of us brings
him to the studio. He doesnÕt drive well and that might be part of why the
accident happens. He is fighting bitterly with someone in the studio, yet I
canÕt see the other mans face. It doesnÕt make sense to me. Yet when I touched
him I saw the horrible fight and the slamming of the door. It has to be him.Ó
George grew quiet as he finished.
Rita got up and paced the floor, Ò The lamppost that I get the
eerie feeling from. Is that where the car hits?Ó She poured more tea for both
of them.
ÒYes, thatÕs where it hits. I have also seen that John isnÕt dead,
just half conscious. Then the car explodes and he is dead. You havenÕt seen him
in your dreams though, have You?Ó George asked, suddenly aware that she hadnÕt
felt a connection to John and she hadnÕt even mentioned him.
Rita put the tea down, ÒNo, I never have seen him. Just you and
Paul.Ó
George thought for a few minutes longer, ÒMaybe itÕs time to talk
to my mates. They might think me crazy, but if itÕs John and you said you saw
Paul, then maybe heÕs involved somehow. Have you ever had other dreams of Paul
or me?Ó
ÒI get these dreams that tell me to help you. I feel we are
dreaming at the same time lately. ThatÕs why I had to tell you of the watch. It
wasnÕt planned. I heard it told to me, in your voice too. Strange that one, you
tell me to remind you to look at your watch for the date. I remember a dream I
had of Paul last night. It was innocent though. We were dancing: he in a white
Tux, bare foot and me in a white flowing dress, barefoot. No one was around and
the sky was filled with stars as this white fog surrounded us. I donÕt know
what to make of it. ExceptÉ..Ó Rita sat there with a bemused look on her face.
ÒWhat Rita? Tell me.Ó George pushed at her.
Suddenly Rita got up and then turned to George. Her face was pale
and she looked like she was in a trance. Maybe shock, he thought.
ÒOpen up your eyes now tell me what you see. It is no surprise now
what you see is me.Ó RitaÕs face came back to life, confusion written all over it.
ÒWHAT?Ó George got up and went towards Rita.
ÒCor, what did I just say to you? I donÕt remember.Ó Tears ran
down her face, as she sat slowly back down in the chair.
ÒThatÕs exactly what you said to me in my dream. Only there was
more to it. I know now why it sounded so familiar. ItÕs a song of PaulÕs that
we did on an album about a year ago. Cor, what I see is you?Ó George answered
her back, not sure what it met.
ÒI donÕt understand.Ó Rita sniffled, not sure what had just
happened.
ÒYou donÕt remember what you just said to me?Ó George asked her,
bewildered.
ÒNo, I donÕt remember. This has never happened to me before.
George IÕm scared. I donÕt understand why I canÕt see anything why that just
happened, or why I am pulled into your dreams to tell you things. Ò She sat
there, trying desperately to figure it all out.
ÒI donÕt know either Rita. This used to happen to me as a kid, but
hasnÕt in sometime. Never has it happened like this before.Ó George gave her a
sympathetic look.
ÒYou must ask your friend. I canÕt tell you why. I am starting to
feel this whole thing closing in on me. I need to rest; IÕm so drained and
tired. Can we talk again at a later date?Ó Rita asked.
George got up and nodded, ÒYes, and IÕm going to talk to Ravi
about it. I want you to try to see if you can figure anything more out and be
conscious when youÕre in my dreams of whatÕs going on. Remember, you and I are
both dreaming at the same time. Curious though that you wake at 5:05 a.m. and
me at 5:00a.m; after the car explodes,Ó George took a pad and scribble down his
number, ÒHere call me at any time to tell me if anything new happens. We go
back to filming the promotional film for Penny Lane in a few days. By the time
that happens it will only be two weeks or so. We need to move here. Help each
other. I am going to think about telling the others. DonÕt tell Paul when you
see him tonight,Ó
George walked to the door, Rita following him.
ÒI mean it Rita. DonÕt go tellin Paul a thing. I will talk to
them. I need to know who that other guy is. Two in a half weeks, I hope we can
do this. Maybe we should talk to them together?Ó George and Rita exchanged
glances.
Rita nodded slowly in thought, ÒYes, between the two of us we
might be able to convince them. Tomorrow? I donÕt think we can wait. Although I
donÕt know how John is going to feel about his demise.Ó
ÒI think that should be the last thing we tell them. We have to be
successful, John canÕt die, nor can the girl. I feel she is important and will
change a lot of peopleÕs lifes. Come by the studio around four. We are just
putting some finishing touches on Penny Lane for the Promo. Paul is a
perfectionist as you probably know and he called us together to do this
tomorrow.Ó George waited for her answer as he put on his coat.
ÒYes, IÕll be there. Is it the same studio where it happens?Ó She
inquired.
ÒYeah, Abbey Road studios, studio two. Just tell the secretary I
have invited you. I will tell her your name. Maybe be some chance you can feel
something that I couldnÕt. Maybe you can see this other person.Ó He said
hopefully.
She shook her head, Ò Remember I havenÕt been able to see anyone.
WeÕll see what happens and George thanks.Ó
ÒOh, I need your last name to get you in. What is it?Ó He fished
out his notebook and a pen to copy her name down.
Ò Rita Evin, thatÕs my name. I just tell the secretary and she
will let me in without a problem?Ó She asked with some worry.
ÒYes, no worries ok? YouÕll be led right to me. I am going to tell
Pattie that you are a new secretary if you call, so use that one, to cover it
up. I donÕt want her to worry so I havenÕt told her. When it is over and we are
successful, then I will fill her in. IÕll see you tomorrow. Thanks luv, Ò
He smiled at her and then left.
After George had left, Rita laid down. She tried desperately to
sleep, but her mind was much too busy. She tossed and turned, going over the
conversation in her mind. She sat up and then got into the shower. Suddenly a
picture flashed into her mind. She jumped and clung onto the wall. She slid
down the wall crying. It canÕt be, or could it, she thought. Is the reason why
she never saw the girl in her dreams because she knew it was her? She thought
about the picture in her mind. It was of her grandmother and she remembered the
event well. She sat in the tub, as the water beaded down on her. A vision of
that day played for her, only she was in the vision, and it was all so real.
Her grandmother had the gift too, and only they shared it with one
another. She sat on the soft green grass at her grandmotherÕs feet, as the old
women stroked her hair.
ÒChild you have the gift of fore sight. You must use it wisely.
ItÕs a powerful gift and at times can be rather hard to figure out. It tends to
boggle the mind. You can see what will come. When this happens it does for a
reason. The events you see are not supposed to happen. You must change it so it
doesnÕt.Ó Her grandmother explained to her.
ÒBut grand mother, what if I canÕt and how will I know?Ó The young
girl asked, laying her head on her grandmotherÕs lap.
ÒThe dreams will be strong and the visions just as strong. The
dreams will come first and then the visions as the events draw closer. I have
seen your future my child and you will help a lot of people.Ó Her grandmother
continued to stroke her hair lovingly.
ÒHow will I change them?Ó The girl asked.
ÒBy seeing what will be and changing the situation so it will not
happen, so therefore it can never be.Ó The wise women told her granddaughter.
ÒI will try grandmother.Ó
ÒThis has been passed down skipping a generation at a time. The
elders stay around long enough to explain to the young ones what to do. I have
foreseen my own death and knew I must explain things in more detail now.Ó The
old women told Rita.
Rita jumped up unto her knees and threw her arms around the old
womanÕs waist, ÒNo, grandmother you canÕt die. No!Ó
The old women tried to comfort her granddaughter, ÒWe all must die
at some point my dear. You, I have dreamt will have a close call with death at
an early age, but thanks to a man who has the same sight, you two will figure this
out. I hope you do in enough time, for you will not be ready to go and if you
do, it will be a mistake. Ò The words hauntingly came out of her grandmotherÕs
mouth.
ÒHow do you know you are dying grandmother?Ó The girl hardly paid
attention to the warning that her grandmother gave. She was more concerned
about losing her beloved grandmother then the heeded warning.
ÒWhen you start getting dreams of something that will happen and
you canÕt see yourself. Then you will not know itÕs you that the dream is
calling for. The visions grow stronger, as do the feelings, and they all become
unclear too. I know at this moment that it is truly my time. You see I have had
this happen before and have had help by another seer who helped me from dying
and live like I was supposed too. I have been tied to this person ever since
and now I know that it is my time, this person sees it too. DonÕt be sad my
child, for I will live in you and your fore sight. I will come and warn you, if
help is needed. Now hush, my dear. Ò Her grandmother wiped the tears from
RitaÕs eyes.
Rita remembered her grandmother dying a few days later. She
remembered most of what she was told and tried to practice it always. Her
grandmother left her a special pendant to wear and she always did. Now, her
grandmotherÕs words rang true. Did she come back in a vision to warn
Rita?
She sat there now, finally remembering the premonition her
grandmother had of her. Was it her that could die in this accident? Is that why
she couldnÕt see the girl that George did? Her heart raced as she finished
washing, dressed and fixed herself up. Paul would be here soon and she wondered
how he fit into all this. She would talk to George about this. Now, she had to
push it from her mind and concentrate on Paul, now more then ever she knew he
fit into the picture. Still, shaky she tried to ready herself for her visit
from Paul.
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Paul couldnÕt wait to see Rita again; she had been on his mind all
day. He had tried to figure out again how he knew her. He didnÕt sleep well the
night before, and so he decided to stop trying and just get up. His mind still
on Rita, he went to the music room and started writing a song about her.
He brought her flowers, at the cost of signing some autographs,
and then went merrily on his way to her flat. He rang the buzzer and was let
in. He ran upstairs to her door.
Rita took one last look in the mirror. Her black leather mini
looked good, she thought with her low cut yellow sweater. She wore no stockings
or shoes, since she knew they were staying there. She had told Vickie of the
date and Vickie had decided earlier to stay at SharonÕs, to give them some
privacy, she told her.
Rita wished she could shake the feeling that had been hounding her
all day. Hopefully, Paul would be a distraction for her. She wanted to know
what Paul had to do with this, but didnÕt know how to find out. She readied
herself as she opened the door.
Paul stood their looking incredible. His tight rust trouser
outlined his lower body, and flared out below his knees. He had a blousy white
shirt on that even though it was tucked in hung out a bit. His jacket hung
nicely around his well-built body. Last night the attraction was more on how
they knew each other. The strange feeling of how they felt they almost belonged
to one another, which they both laughed off. Now, Rita took in his handsome
features, his thick black hair, large doe shaped eyes, his handsome chiseled
face and of course his body.
He walked in and handed her a bouquet of beautiful and exotic
flowers. She smiled as she closed the door.
ÒThey all reminded me of you, so I bought one of each.Ó He smiled
at her.
ÒTheyÕre lovely, really.Ó She smelt them, the fragrance brought
her to different islands in a mere second, ÒWow, theyÕre from all over. They
smell great, thank you. IÕm gonna put them in a vase. Do you want a drink?Ó She
asked him. This was nice, she thought, and it helped distract her.
He took off his jacket and laid it on the armchair, Ò A yeah that
would great. You have any rum in there?Ó He said as he leaned against the
archway to the kitchen.
ÒYes, I doÉÉ..some coke in that too?Ó She looked back at him.
ÒYes, make it strong will you?Ó He smiled as she nodded.
He then looked around; he hadnÕt notice much the night before. The
living room was small, he saw the couch they had sat on, and the coffee table
in front of it, both had seen better days, he thought. In the corner was an
armchair, with a table and lamp on it. There was a bookshelf, the books only
filled the last few shelves, on top there were all different frames filled with
pictures. Along side the bookshelf was a T.V. that sat on a metal stand. The
wall by the kitchen had a small table with a stereo on it and speakers that sat
on either side of it. In the middle of the floor was a weaved rug, filled with
colors. The previous night, things were too intense to even bother to look.
She had told him the night before that when she touched
someone she could tell things about them. He didnÕt understand why he could
tell things about her when they touched. She was vague, but he had thought
about it all day, remembering the feeling, and decided he would ask her tonight
about it.
He walked around, stopping in front of the pictures. He scanned
them until he felt pulled to one of them. He picked it up and stared at it as
if it wanted him to pick it up. Strange he thought as he examined it.
She brought out the drinks and saw him looking at a photograph.
She came over to him and gave him his drink. It was then that she realized
which photo he had picked up. Was it just a by accident or had he been drawn to
it on purpose? She took the picture from him and lovingly looked at it.
ÒMy grandmother,Ó She told him, as she took a large gulp of her
drink and put it down.
He did the same, putting his drink down along side of hers. He
watched her face change as she stared at the picture. He gently laid his hand
on her shoulder.
ÒShe meant the world to you. She was wise and had taught you a
lot. She had it too, didnÕt she? I mean this gift you started telling me
about.Ó He didnÕt know how he knew this, but he felt the need to say it and
gauged her reaction to what he said.
ÒYes, she did and ÉÉ..Ó She sniffled as the tears she fought won
and began drizzling down her face, ÒI miss her,Ó She whispered without
thinking, Ò She visited me today.Ó
She then realized she shouldnÕt have said that, but she was
suddenly overwhelmed by everything again. She felt a gentle push in her mind to
reach out to him.
Paul took the picture and carefully placed it back in its spot, as
he glanced again at it.
She turned to him and he scooped her into his arms, holding her
tightly.
ÒShhh, luv itÕs all right.Ó He comforted her.
She cried openly, shuddering under the tremendous force of all
that had been happening. After a while her crying calmed and she felt a need to
be as close to him as she could. Her hands swam over his body, trying to feel
everything about him. She felt a warmth as she did this, and knew it wouldnÕt
take much to become one with him. She felt a need too; she had to fully connect
with this man. Not just sexually, although she felt the stirring in her body,
but she needed to be as close as two people could be. She felt driven as she
took the lead and surprised him with a passionate kiss, which took his breath
away.
He suddenly could feel her calling to him, egging him on to take
her. He felt the urgency that ran through her body, not just sexually, but
mentally as well.
He began to react to both, as the kiss grew deeper and longer. He
pulled away for a minute and looked at her tearstained face.
ÒYou ok? I mean I am getting those strange feelings again. ItÕs
like I know exactly what you want from me, or for me to do. I felt you inside
of me as we kissed and I felt inside of you. It É.wasÉ. a Éa bit overwhelming.Ó
He stammered, as again he got lost in her eyes. All he wanted was her, but he
controlled himself long enough for her to answer him.
ÒI just need to be one with you physically as well as mentally.
Not many can pick up on this, you can,Ó She starred back into his eyes, and
caressed his face as she continued, Ò I promise, since you are so receptive
that this will be amazing. Now, no more questions just do what you feel inside,
as long as we donÕt let go of one another, you will know exactly want to do and
I will know too. We will be closer then youÕve ever been when youÕve made love
to a woman, I promise you that one. Ò RitaÕs lips were captured by PaulÕs after
she told him.
True to what she said he felt as if they were one and he knew what
they both wanted. He picked her up and brought her to the bedroom. There were
two rooms and she laughed at his confusion at how he knew which room was hers.
The light was never turned on as he slipped her down his hard body
and drew her into him, with another deep kiss. Slowly they took each otherÕs
clothes off, and like he was told he made sure he was constantly touching her.
He pushed her back onto the bed, making sure he went down with
her. He trailed kisses over her face, down her neck and to her shoulder. It was
just there, what she wanted him to do to her. She caressed him and ran her
hands over his chest. She started teasing his nipples the way she knew he
liked.
He nibbled on her shoulder as he felt the sensation run through
his body from her caressing his nipples. He ran his lips to her breast, needing
them and then teasing each nipple with his tongue before he rested on suckling
one. He heard her moan and it drove him further into his desire. He slid to her
side and ran his hand over her inner thighs. He felt her tease his hardness. He
shuddered at the touch, as he ran his fingers in side her heat. She was so
ready, he thought.
She jumped as he pushed his fingers into her, one at a time. He
started a rhythm that drove her crazy. Yes, she thought and after awhile she
directed him to the swollen flesh that yearned for his touch. She paced her
strokes on his shaft with his and felt not only how good she felt but also how
good he felt. They moaned in unison as she felt a charge run through her,
filling every part of her body.
Paul had to hold back, he panted wildly as he felt part of her
orgasm. He didnÕt give her a chance to calm down as he mounted her. He slid in
easily, feeling the warmth and wetness as he filled her. Paul towered over Rita
as he slid in and out of her. He bent down, taking the palms of his hands and
laid them flatly in hers. Their fingers intertwined, squeezing tight as he held
her hands over her head. His mouth landed on hers, their tongues snakes around
each other. Paul felt Rita wanting him to push into her harder, deeper and
faster. The friction drove him crazy as he stopped to quiet himself down.
Rita didnÕt move a muscle when he stopped. She knew why, her eyes
held his, as she waited for him to continue. She felt him in every part of her
body, and she felt him in her mind. When he entered her, it was as if they
entered one anotherÕs mind. . Rita felt like they were on a roller coaster together
going higher and faster. She could almost see it as she took him with her.
Sweat dripped from his body, giving it a hard work out. PaulÕs
hair clung to his face. He felt her fingertips, as she caressed it away. He
didnÕt know where he ended and she began, it was as if they were a perfect
image of each other, forming a circle. He felt his release building from below
and into his stomach and knew somehow that Rita would climax with him.
. A surge passed through her as she felt the build up getting stronger.
Rita pulled at his mind, kiss me please, was what she told him
wordlessly.
Paul kissed her strongly, almost sucking the air out of her. He
didnÕt understand it, but it didnÕt matter as he drove his body harder and
harder, thrusting inside her like a mad man. He couldnÕt move his mouth from
hers. They were completely together in sync with one another.
They both felt the final hill, as the roller coaster climbed
higher and higher. Both started to moan together as they followed it to the
peak. Once on top, they teetered for a minute and then dropped down the huge
slope at a fast speed. Both screamed at the intensity of the release.
RitaÕs head filled with swirling visions that flashed by so fast
she barely could tell what they were. Her body shook with the release. She saw
Paul and herself, colors, mostly red, but she saw silver, black, and white. She
heard them both scream in the bedroom and somewhere else as it hit. She clawed
at him furiously and he held onto her as tight as he could as they came. The
emotions in both ran amok. She heard yelling, saw tears and as his sweat hit
her, it was as if rain had dropped onto her. She knew he probably pick up on
some of what she saw, heard and felt.
Paul finally fell off of her breaking the connection. My
God, he thought, he had never felt anything so intense as what he just
experienced. She was right, he had been with thousands of women, but never had
he felt this. The connection was so right, whether he understood it or not. He
lay there, and reached over to grab her hand, wanting to stay connected. He
touched her as he kept panting and trying to pull in air. Their hearts pounded
together again and a glow lit throughout them. He had seen right into her soul
and she had seen right into his.