PART TWO :The Woman Behind the Curtain

Part 2: The Seduction

It was Friday night. The streets were silent, the kind of silence that felt thick, heavy. I sat in the dark again, waiting. 9:00 PM came. And as expected, her light flickered on.

But this time… she didn’t undress right away.

Instead, she walked to the window, wearing a long silk robe. She looked straight into my room. Directly at the window.

My heart froze.

She knew.

She had always known.

Then she did something that shattered every last bit of self-control I had—she unwrapped the robe slowly and let it fall to the floor. Naked. No hesitation. Her eyes still fixed on mine.

She pressed her palms on the glass and leaned forward, arching her back, breasts hanging heavy, nipples dark and tight. Then she mouthed the words:

“Come over.”

I couldn’t think. Couldn’t breathe. I walked out of my apartment like a man possessed. By the time I knocked on her door, my hands were shaking.

She opened it. Still naked. Her skin glowed like it had been bathed in candlelight. She said nothing—just turned around and walked inside, hips swaying, ass bouncing with every step.

I followed her into the bedroom. The scent of lavender, cocoa butter, and raw desire filled the air. She sat on the edge of the bed and opened her legs.

“You’ve been watching for too long,” she whispered.

“I couldn’t help it,” I replied, voice hoarse.

“Good. Then come take what you’ve been dying for.”

I dropped to my knees, mouth between her thighs, tasting the woman who had tortured me for months. Her moans were deep, guttural, almost dangerous. She grabbed my hair and pulled me deeper. I devoured her like she was my final meal.

Then she pulled me up, kissed me with tongue and fire, and dragged me onto the bed. Her body moved with hunger. She rode me like a storm—wild, untamed, dripping wet and screaming my name. I filled her again and again. It felt like I had touched the gates of heaven and hell in one night.

We collapsed into each other, sweaty, breathless, drunk on lust.

I thought that was the end.

But that was only the beginning