Taming A Wild Heart

Wyatt

I was getting impatient as I waited in line for the guy’s bathroom at the night club, I was in. I feel like I have been waiting for hours when it has only been ten minutes. I didn’t even want to come here tonight, but my friends made me. It wasn’t my thing. People go clubbing to dance, drink and hook-up. All of that wasn’t me.

Yes, I love sex as much as anyone else, but I don’t do one-night stands. I never have, and I never will. It doesn’t appeal to me. I prefer getting to know someone, connecting with them before jumping into bed with them. I don’t dance, or more like I can’t dance, I was terrible. And as for the drinking? I don’t mind drinking, but not often, and I am a lightweight when it comes to drinking. I know all of that makes me sound boring, but I am not. I just enjoy other things in life. I don’t judge people for what they do.

The line moved up, but not by much. I sighed, taking my phone out to occupy myself as I waited. Suddenly something out the corner of my eyes caught my attention. There was a woman with purple hair and wearing a little black dress. It was tight and clung to her. She was probably one of the most beautiful women I have seen. I swallowed hard, and I couldn’t take my eyes away from her.

“Hey handsome,” She said, winking at me as she walked by me.

I turned my head, watching after her. I soon realise I was not the only one. Oh wow! She was something else. I gave myself a shake, pulling my eyes away from her. Women don’t usually steal my attention in the way she did. Yes, I notice beautiful women like everyone else, but not like the way I just did.

I pushed the beautiful stranger to the back of my mind as the line finally started moving quicker. Thank God. I only had an hour left before this place closed, and I could go home. I was exhausted. I have had a busy week with work. All I wanted to do was sleep for the next two days on my days off. I got into the bathroom, doing what I needed and washing my hands before heading back out.

I swerved my way through the crowd of people to get back to my friends. When I left them, there were, now there was only two.

“Where is Toby?” I laughed.

“He left with some blonde, someone that works with him, or something,” Nick said.

I chuckled and shook my head. Toby was my best friend, a pain in my ass at times, and a male whore. He was a proud one, though. I sat back at our table, and soon Nick was disappearing. Someone has caught his eye. Then there was two, me and Luke. He was married, so he wasn’t looking for a random hook-up. He is the only out of us all that is married.

“No one caught your eye?” He asked.

“Nope, you know me, the one-night stand thing isn’t for me,” I laughed.

“I know,” He said, smiling.

He was the only one that didn’t get onto me about all of this. He understood where I was coming from. He has been married for three years but been together for eight years.

“One more drink and then we can head?” Luke said.

I nodded, and he headed to the bar to get us a drink since it was his round. I looked around, smiling as I watch everyone having fun. I was quick to stop looking around when I spotted a familiar figure—the woman with the purple hair. She was dancing with a couple of her friends, all eyes on her. I swallowed hard and found myself studying her closely. She had the most luscious curves. She was smiling widely and laughing as she danced. Wow! That smile could kill. I bet she has broken a lot of hearts in her time. She must have felt my eyes burning into her because her eyes diverted to me.

I watch the smile on her lip, turn to a smirk. She waves at me as she dances. I wave back at her, awkwardly. I am not used to women like her. I wasn’t some rich, handsome, confident millionaire. I was just your average guy. I quickly turned away from here. I couldn’t take her looking at me any longer. I couldn’t handle watching her anymore. I know to her I probably come across as rude. I looked back up, but she was gone. I looked around, but I couldn’t see her. Where did she go?

“Who you looking for?” I hear a female voice giggle from next to me.

I turned and was met with the beautiful stranger once again.

“Um, no one,” I said, rubbing the back of my neck.

“I think you are lying; you were looking for me,” She said confidently.

“And what makes you think that?” I said, raising my brow at her.

“I see the way you look at me,” She said.

“Yet, you were the one that came to me, why was that?” I asked.

“Because you didn’t come to me,” She said, “Someone had to make the first move,” She added.

The first move? Is she trying to tell me that she is attracted to me? I don’t believe that somehow.