His hands drift over the skin of my shoulders. I'm not entirely sure how or when, but somehow he has maneuvered us away from the dance flow, the ebb and flow of the music now distant as we hide secluded in one of the many rooms off of the ballroom. This one is decadent and library-like, a large fireplace at one end, wall to ceiling cases of antique books, a leather couch in front of the fireplace.
"It had to be a library." My murmur is almost involuntary as his lips caress my throat, his hands slipping over the blue floaty gossamer of my dress, caressing my curves as he finds the tie at my waist which holds it all together.
"I know you already, Miss Carr." His whisper is dark and tempting and yet I am confused by his confidence unless… But it can't be. "Just relax."
I breathe in sharply as his hands push away the fabric from my shoulders and I feel it pool around my feet, the chill of the air and the heat of the situation causing bumps to rise on my skin and a shudder to run over my spine. His fingers flicker up my back and to the comb in my hair, unleashing the wild waves of red which tumble down my back. He breathes deeply and his hands slip over my hips, pulling me sharply backwards into his strong firm body, the body which, not ten minutes ago, was powerfully guiding me through the steps of a tango I didn't know I could dance. "Beautiful." His hands slip upward, cupping my petite breasts in large hands.
"I- I don't- Who are you?"
"Isn't the purpose of the masks so that we are anonymous?" His murmur appears purposefully tongue in cheek and I find myself almost laughing even as his fingers dip between my thighs, brushing over the lace of my panties. I moan, leaning heavily into him. "You're wet, Sasha. You're very wet." his teeth graze over my ear as he speaks, the stubble of his cheek brushing the edge of my jaw.
"I'm afraid I'm at a disadvantage, Sir, for I do not know who you are," I murmur, though the humour is lost as his fingers work beneath the silk and into my slick core, making me gasp.