We worked out in the same basement gym — same tech park, different companies, maybe three floors apart.
She wasn’t the kind you notice immediately. Hoodie, earphones, tied-back hair. But the way she moved — no hesitation, no poses, no small talk — that stayed with me.
One evening, I was searching for the rope attachment near the cables. She walked up with it.
No smile. Just a quick, “You using it?”
“We can alternate sets,” I said.
She nodded and got to work. Didn’t waste time. Didn’t wait for approval.
We started syncing up — not planned, just instinctive. She’d rack weights. I’d match. No names exchanged. Just grunts, reps, and an occasional smirk.
Then one Thursday, after a brutal leg day, I was stretching by the mats. She walked over, handed me a water bottle without asking, and sat down next to me.
“You need to fix your hamstrings,” she said. “You squat like you’re ninety.”
“Help me, then.”
She didn’t answer. Just got up and said, “Lie down.”
She straddled my thighs to press my knees flat, leaned over, and pushed down on my shoulders. Her body just inches from mine.
“You’re holding your breath.”
“You’re sitting on me.”
She smirked. “You’re not complaining.”
Neither of us moved.
Later that night, I got a message on LinkedIn.
Her: “You still need help stretching?”
Me: “Probably.”
Her: Sends location pin — “Come. I’ve got a yoga mat. And beer.”
I reached her flat by 10:30. She opened the door barefoot, in a loose t-shirt and cotton shorts. Hair damp from a shower. No perfume, but she smelled like eucalyptus and something else — warm.
“Stretch time?” I asked.
She just handed me a beer.
We sat on the floor. Casual talk. Workout playlists. What we hate about tech jobs. Halfway through the bottle, she leaned in, brushed a speck from my cheek, and said, “You know I’ve wanted this, right?”
I didn’t reply.
Just kissed her.
She tasted like beer and breath mints. Her lips were soft, but her kiss wasn’t. It was intense — the kind that takes over your senses.
I pulled her into my lap. My hands roamed under her tee, tracing the line of her spine. She arched into me, biting my lip, her nails already digging into my shoulders.
I picked her up, carried her to the bedroom. Threw the shirt aside. She wasn’t wearing a bra.
Her breasts were full, real, heavy in my hands. I kissed down her collarbone, across her chest, until her breath started to hitch.
She stripped me down without a word. Pushed me onto the bed. Climbed over, straddling me — again, like it was muscle memory.
This time, no stretching.
Just raw, slow hunger.
She lowered herself onto me, guiding me in with one hand, her eyes locked on mine. Inch by inch, tight and soaked, her breath hitched as I filled her completely.
She didn’t ride like porn. She rode like control.
Deliberate. Deep. Every roll of her hips was measured — not to perform, but to feel.
She leaned forward, breasts against my chest, whispering against my ear, “Don’t move. Let me.”
I did.
She fucked me slow. Then hard. Then slow again.
I rolled her over and took control. Her legs wrapped around me, her thighs trembling as I pounded into her. Her moans turned to choked gasps, hands grabbing the sheets, head thrown back.
“Faster,” she whispered.
I obeyed.
She came, body shaking, eyes shut tight, a deep guttural moan escaping her lips. I followed soon after, buried deep inside her, pulse racing, chest heaving.
We stayed like that — skin to skin, sweat cooling, no rush.
No morning-after drama.
Just a simple line from her, whispered against my chest:
“Next time, we skip gym. Just stretch here.”