Soraya F. Morgan

Good Morning, Love.

I woke from a touch on my wrists. Shaking off the sleep, I realized: it was more than a touch. Bina had bound my wrists together in a double-column tie. She raised an eyebrow and smiled.“Good morning, love. Did you sleep well?”I nodded and leaned in to kiss her. But she shook her head.“Not yet,Continue reading “Good Morning, Love.”

Touch Yourself

Sitting in my office and staring at my screen, I was too distracted to concentrate on the task at hand. Bina had to go on a business trip a couple of days ago and I missed her badly. But tonight, she would be back home and I couldn’t wait feeling her arms around me again.Frustrated,Continue reading “Touch Yourself”

Anniversary

It was our three-year anniversary. Bina booked a table in a new fusion restaurant around the corner and asked me to wear my black dress. I could not wait to finish work and head to the restaurant. Every day with her is special, but this one even more. When I arrived, she was already sittingContinue reading “Anniversary”

A Whisper in My Ear

Finally home. I bent down to remove my shoes. I would have about an hour until Bina would be here. I always missed her during the day and couldn’t wait for her to come home. I could make her dinner. I jumped and shrieked when she suddenly whispered in my ear. I didn’t expect herContinue reading “A Whisper in My Ear”

Stay!

Sunday morning. Shafts of light fell on our bed, waking me. Bina kept sleeping peacefully. Drowsy, I hurried to the bathroom. Bina moved.“Stay …”“I’ll be back in a minute,” I whispered. When I returned, Bina was wide awake.“I said: stay,” she murmured. For a second, I wasn’t sure if she really was mad, but then,Continue reading “Stay!”

A Message

I was at the office when I saw a new text message on my phone.“When are you coming home? I would like to try something new.”My heart started beating faster. I unlocked my phone and texted back.“I’ll be home in about 30 minutes. Shall I get anything from the store?”I waited for the reply. IContinue reading “A Message”