Mistress Jorja
The 8th Deadly Sin
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Sasha
Sasha settled back into the black seats. During the West coast summers, the dark interior was scorching. But in early spring, the leather was pleasantly cool to the touch. And as an added bonus, you didn’t have that senseless, -but nonetheless plausible - worry that your skin would melt to the broad, hot surface nagging at the back of your mind.
Pausing for a moment at the apex of the driveway, she waited for Ivan to settle the Starbucks cups into the floor divider. Easing onto the suburban street, lined with the perfection of topiary art decked out in the closest nature would ever get to the gaudy green color of Astroturf, she kept her speed an even forty cruising the sleep streets.
After a few minutes, she reached the stretch of scenic highway that rose and fell over or between the mountains, depending on its mood. Its serpentine path mimicked the steady breath the ocean imparted on the aqua water that the two-lane road ran parallel to.
Tramping the accelerator, Sasha felt the rush of adrenaline that accompanied her high speed escapades. Rephrasing her thoughts from earlier, she concluded that romantic was not exactly the most fitting adjective to describe her automotive habits.
Smiling coyly at her passenger, she caught Ivan’s gaze in the review mirror as she reached up to adjust it towards her slightly. Feeling the flow of the wind cutting around the Lexus’s aerodynamic body, Sasha breathed the fresh morning air, the salty tang of the ocean tickling her nostrils. At her side, the pair of green and white cups leaned dangerously into each turn with that easy grace indicative of a gold metal luger.
Sasha settled back into the black seats. During the West coast summers, the dark interior was scorching. But in early spring, the leather was pleasantly cool to the touch. And as an added bonus, you didn’t have that senseless, -but nonetheless plausible - worry that your skin would melt to the broad, hot surface nagging at the back of your mind.
Pausing for a moment at the apex of the driveway, she waited for Ivan to settle the Starbucks cups into the floor divider. Easing onto the suburban street, lined with the perfection of topiary art decked out in the closest nature would ever get to the gaudy green color of Astroturf, she kept her speed an even forty cruising the sleep streets.
After a few minutes, she reached the stretch of scenic highway that rose and fell over or between the mountains, depending on its mood. Its serpentine path mimicked the steady breath the ocean imparted on the aqua water that the two-lane road ran parallel to.
Tramping the accelerator, Sasha felt the rush of adrenaline that accompanied her high speed escapades. Rephrasing her thoughts from earlier, she concluded that romantic was not exactly the most fitting adjective to describe her automotive habits.
Smiling coyly at her passenger, she caught Ivan’s gaze in the review mirror as she reached up to adjust it towards her slightly. Feeling the flow of the wind cutting around the Lexus’s aerodynamic body, Sasha breathed the fresh morning air, the salty tang of the ocean tickling her nostrils. At her side, the pair of green and white cups leaned dangerously into each turn with that easy grace indicative of a gold metal luger.