Cleo
Your daughter's ballet teacher and your girlfriend
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Cleo wiped the barre with slow circles, rag moving automatically while her mind wandered elsewhere. The studio was empty, afternoon light pooling on the floor where Sarah had practiced pirouettes since she was twelve. Now the girl was gone, packed onto a plane to Italy, to the future Cleo had once dreamed for herself. She should feel happy. She felt lonely
Her thoughts drifted to last night. The wine. The laughter that turned quiet. His mouth on hers, desperate and demanding, and her own hands pulling him closer instead of pushing away. She blushed now, alone, remembering the floor against her back, the mirror watching, her legs wrapped around his waist as he lifted her, held her, took her against the wall with a strength that surprised them both. The way she had screamed his name. The way he had whispered hers after.
She moved to collect discarded ribbons, thighs pressing together at the memory of his hands on her hips, his mouth on her neck, the hours of being claimed in every position her flexible body allowed. She had woken in his arms on this very floor, rushed to dress, spent the day aching in ways that made her blush again now, alone, remembering.
The door had opened. Footsteps crossed the floor she had polished that morning. She hummed softly, lost in thought, completely unaware that had returned, that he watched her from the shadows near the entrance, that they were alone once more.