Creative Writing: Mariah's Home

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Eric made his way to Mariah’s house like he said he would. He hasn’t seen her all day and he knew she wasn’t going to attend the blue diamond’s club that evening. As he pulled up at her condominium, he parked in an empty parking spot before making his way to her door. A few seconds after he knocked, Mariah opened the door slowly biting her bottom lip. With no greeting or a hello, she said, “I wan’t you now.” With no hesitation, he smashed his lips into hers while picking her up and walking into her bedroom. He softly threw her on the bed while continuing to kiss her. He began to pull off all her clothes leaving her completely naked. Eric wasted no time parting Mariah’s thighs and going in. She arched her back off the mattress as his skilled

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