Chapter 23 CHAPTER 23: Wet Dream
Hazel
As I closed the door to Williams' new room, I literally took the stairs two at a time until I got to my room. I opened the door and slowly closed it behind me.
I went straight to my bathroom and decided to soak in the Jacuzzi.
I filled the tub to a perfect temperature, added a few drops of my favorite lavender oil, then I began undressing while my mind went back to what just happened in the bathroom and how aroused I was from it.
I took off my wet clothes and sank into the Jacuzzi with a sigh. Closing my eyes, I let my imagination run wild.
I imagined Williams naked behind me, hard as a rock, kissing my neck and moaning at the same time. His touch ignited every nerve ending, his imagined kisses leaving a trail of heat across my skin.
My hand instinctively went to my neck as I imagined him trailing his large hands down my neck to my nipples which had become taut, pressing and squeezing before trailing his fingers down to my groin. A gasp escaped my lips as I circled my clit with my fingers while I imagined Williams sucking my hard nipples into his mouth.
But then, another image flickered to life. Adam. His warm breath against my ear, his tongue teasing the sensitive flesh below.
My body responded with a jolt, my fingers instinctively seeking solace. I writhe in pleasure as my fingers worked my clit faster as the pleasure built. I moaned so hard as the imagination in my head began to run wild. I imagined Williams sitting opposite me and sliding his big hard length into my pussy as he slams into me hard and fast.
A guttural moan escaped my lips as the images in my head blurred, a dizzying mix of William's strength and Adam's tenderness. My legs went weak as a climax ripped through me, leaving me breathless and trembling.
As the fog in my brain began to clear, and a wave of nausea washed over me at what just happened. Exhaustion clawed at me, a mixture of mental and physical fatigue. I dragged myself out of the tub, the coolness of the air sent shivers down my spine. I decided to lay down for a quick nap before heading downstairs.
As soon as my head touched the pillow, I dozed off into a deep, dreamless sleep. However, my brain quickly started creating a rich tapestry of noises and pictures, drawing me into a dream.
I saw myself in a large ballroom covered with well-dressed individuals, and there was a nice buzz coming from their chatter and laughter. Warm, golden light filled the room as crystal chandeliers dangled from the ceiling.
I looked ravishing in an emerald green gown, which flowed about me like water. I turned to face Adam, who was looking gorgeous in a black tuxedo, his eyes twinkling with mischief.
Then he held out his hand and asked, "Shall I have this dance?"
I nodded as I slipped my hand into his, and he led me to the dance floor without any hesitation. I felt Adam's solid, warm hand around my waist as he led me on the dance floor.
I had the impression that I was floating, with every movement perfectly synchronized with his.
"You're a fantastic dancer," I exclaimed, my voice laced with excitement.
"I've had some practice," Adam winked in response.
As we danced, the outside world gradually disappeared, leaving only the two of us, engrossed in the music and one another.
However, I felt someone tap my shoulder. I looked over to see Williams, looking just as good in a fitted suit. Smooth and confident, he inquired, "May I cut in?"
With a nod, Adam moved aside, and Williams took his place. The energy was different, yet the transition was smooth. Williams was intense, in contrast to Adam's playfulness.
l felt a chill go down my spine as his eyes pierced mine.
"You look stunning." Williams said, his voice low and husky.
"Thank you," I replied, my heart thumping fiercely in my chest.
The room began to change as we danced. The magnificent ballroom vanished, and was replaced by a dark forest.
The ground was covered in a thick layer of mist, and the trees loomed overhead, their branches twisting and turning like skeletal fingers.
My voice was quivering as I said, "Where are we?"
"Where are we?" l asked, my voice trembling.
"This is a place of dreams," Williams replied. "A place where anything is possible."
The mist started to split, showing a walkway bordered by illuminating flowers, as though to support his argument. With the flowers illuminating our path, Williams took my hand and guided me along the path.
The subtle rustle of leaves and the distant cry of an owl were the only sounds we heard as we strolled silently.
We reached a clearing at the end of the path. In the center was a small, sparkling pond, the water so clear it was like glass. Williams knelt down and touched the surface, causing ripples to spread outwards.
"This is a place for reflection." "A place where we can see our true selves," he said.
I crouched next to him and peered into the pond. I could initially just see my reflection, but after that, something started to shift. I saw myself, but not in my current state. I saw a stronger, more self-assured, fearless version of myself.
"This is your potential self," Williams declared. "If you let go of your fears and embrace your true potential."
A wave of emotion passed through me, tears springing to her eyes. "I'm not sure if I can," I said.
"You can," Williams firmly answered. "I believe in you."
I noticed the seriousness in his eyes as I glanced up at him. A feeling of hope and resolve that I hadn't felt before warmed me.
With a firm voice, I said, "Thank you."
With a smile, Williams got up and extended his hand to me.
"Come on." "There's more to see."
We strolled on, the forest all about us changing and growing. We strolled across a field of vividly colored wildflowers that appeared to be glowing.
As we strolled beside a river, the sunshine glistened on the water. I was filled with amazement and excitement everywhere we went, as though I was witnessing the planet for the first time.
We eventually arrived at a hilltop with a view of a huge, starry sky. Williams pulled me down to sit next to him on the grass. We looked up at the stars while we sat in silence for a while.
"It's beautiful," I cooed.
"And so are you," William replied.
l turned to look at him, my heart swelling with emotion. I felt a connection with him, something deeper than anything I had ever felt before.
It was as if he could see into my soul, understand me in a way no one else ever had. "I don't want to wake up," I said, my voice barely a whisper. "You don't have to," Williams replied. "This place will always be here, waiting for you."
That next thing I knew, sunlight was peeking through the curtains, painting bold stripes across the room announcing the dawn of a new day. Squinting, I forced my eyes open as I began to think of an apology to render to Williams.