Subject: Re: PWP |
Author: jean
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Date Posted: 06:01:03 02/19/04 Thu
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's message, "Re: PWP" on 20:28:29 02/18/04 Wed
Tentatively, his hands came up her back, cupping her shoulder blades. She arched backwards into them, feeling a shudder overcome her as he kissed the nape of her neck.
The nape of the neck is at the back, right? and she's facing him, sitting astride his lap, so this seems physically off.
"On the other hand," she whispered, her voice hoarse. "Maybe…"
I'd punctuate it like this to catch the breath of how that first phrase usually leads to something else: "On the other hand," she whispered, her voice hoarse, "maybe..."
. . .her grip on his waistband the only thing keeping her on his lap until his arm came around her waist.
Maybe a different word for 'waistband' here so close to her 'waist'.
They rocked for a moment, the feel of him against her, and inside her, causing . . .
Not sure of the commas here. I do feel like they drag the pace, when I want it to flow in this moment. Maybe: "They rocked for a moment, the feel of him against her, inside her, causing . . . " or "They rocked for a moment, the feel of him against her and inside her causing . . ." I like the near-fainting thing going on here. Heh heh.
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