It was just one of those days...

It was just one of those days.  When you looked up and saw the look in their eye.  The look that only the two of you understood.  The one that no one else could ever think of.  A secret connection of sorts.  The feelings in that look never went away.  You both knew they never would.  So you gave a look, and received it back.  It warmed your heart, and theirs.  You knew what it meant.  You'd see them tonight, even though you knew you shouldn't.  It was forbidden.  At least by the culture of the day.  But who could really prove it?  How could it have been wrong?  Who could have judged what it was in a such a way?  Your best friend?  Your family?  Maybe even yourself every once in a while?  It didn't matter that day though.  All you wanted was that other person, in ways that some would look at as sinful.  

So you put all those thoughts in the back of your head and got up to leave.  You knew they would follow.  They always did.

So you both got to your apartment, even though theirs was closer.  You moved to your bed room and the clothes went flying.  Some went to the floor.  Some to the chair in the corner.  Some never even came off, but hung to your bodies.  It didn't matter though.  Nothing could stop you two.  Not even a hurricane, because you were hurricanes, coming in and leaving destruction in your wake.

You were both sweating and panting, moaning and groaning.  When you were done, you both laid there, catching your respective breaths.  It felt good, lying there with them beside you.  

Over the course of the day, you did it again and again, until the time came when you asked them to leave.  If they stayed, who knew what would happen.  

Actually, you did know what would happen.  It didn't matter though.  You two lived different lives, yet cursed with being intertwined.  You two were stuck together, no matter how hard you both tried to move away.  You figured one day, you just stopped fighting it, what emotion was there.  You gave in even though you both knew it could never work.  And even through everything, you would never be together.

So you said good-bye and kissed them goodnight at the door.  You wished them sweet dreams and they the same to you.  You smiled as they walked away from you.  It was just one of those days.  An ordinary one.