“Well, well, Nebraska,” he said, lifting his hand to set that exploring fingertip on my bare shoulder instead. The warmth of it sent a shiver down my spine.
“Here you are, in this sweater, blowing my mind and giving me ideas.”
“That’s not what I meant,” I said in a rush, but my voice came out so, so quiet, far too breathy. “I didn’t—”
“Teach me, teacher,” he said, the warmth of his hand still sliding along the skin of my shoulder as his gaze slid over my face.
My eyes wanted to close and my voice didn’t seem to want to work. “You misunder—”
“Apprendez-moi, maîtresse,” he said,”
―
Lynn Painter,
Trust Fall