Even Steven

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Steven had moved over to sit behind me on the bed. His arms were around me, one hand stroking my right breast. He was nuzzling the back of my neck.

"My God! Steven, thank you," I said. "Why?" It was the best I could do with the question.

"I don't know. Our fifth anniversary is close," he said.

"In case you don't know, the fifth is the wood anniversary, I think, or maybe it's copper," I said. "These don't look like they're made of wood or copper. You don't get to diamonds until, well, maybe it's the sixtieth."

I felt him shrug. "I just saw them and wanted you to have them. Maybe it's a look ahead. I really want to be with you when that sixtieth anniversary rolls around. I love you, Annie. I couldn't live without you." He squeezed me and said, "Hey, I want to see them on you."

I disengaged, rose, and went to the bathroom. It took me a little fumbling to get the earrings in since I was mostly looking at my face in the mirror, trying to read the emotion there. It looked like apprehension. Then they were on. I peeled off my thong, dropped it in the hamper, shut off the light, and moved to the bed. I rolled on, onto my back at the middle. We almost always do it with the lights on to accommodate my imaginary voyeurs. I'd made good use of the clipping scissors and a razor earlier to make sure my pubes were in an alluring configuration. I crooked a knee to make sure Steven had a clear view to the goods.

Steven slid over. Then he was above, looking down at my face, the earrings, my eyes.

"God, I love you so much, Annie," Steven said, and I thought, Don't tell me. Please, please just keep it to yourself. But I knew he would. Why else bother with the earrings?

Steven was ready to go. That or a zucchini had suddenly materialized between us. He reached around and began to pull me up, encouraging me to get into whatever female superior position might suit me. I shook my head. "This is good," I said.

Steven looked at me skeptically. "You sure, Annie? On the bottom? Miss Ride 'Em Cowgirl?"

"Yeah, help yourself," I said. "Dinner's served."

I expected him to roll onto me, but he didn't. He still seemed hesitant. Then he said, "You know, I was thinking while I was away that we should just get that kitchen remodel done. You really deserve the kitchen you want."

"Okay," I said, "we can talk about it."

"Screw talking about it," he answered, "we'll just do it."

"Okay," I said, thinking, Five more minutes and he'll be offering the Taj Mahal.

Steven had made his offerings. I made mine. On my back, naked save for the down payment on a new BMW dangling from my ears, I subserviently spread my legs: atonement and a hope of finding some sort of absolution. Steven moved on top of me and pushed in. Before we really started to rock and roll Steven said, "Oh, shit, Annie. Sorry. You said you had something I really needed to know?"

I wrapped my legs around his middle and put my hands on his ass cheeks, encouraging him to go deeper. "Yeah, you really need to know I'm horny as a toad and need some hard dick. Now." Then we were at it.

So, Bradley is back in Portland, and she - whoever she is - is down in Idaho. I guess we're going to keep our secrets to ourselves. I'm fine with that.

We're...well, you know.

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6 Comments
SecondCircleSecondCircleabout 11 years ago
Great job

Not usually my cup of tea, but I liked it very much. The first person style was a little off putting at first, but as I kept reading it did pull me in. I think you pulled the right strings with your characters emotions. Keep up the good work.

Lord_GroLord_Groabout 11 years ago
Nicely done.

And I very much liked the fact that you went in a different direction, plot-wise, from your previous efforts. While I'm sure there were flaws here and there, I didn't see any that kept me from enjoying the story. Good job.

holypeanutholypeanutover 11 years ago

Welcome back BB! Always a joy to read a story with great characterisation and a nice twist at the end. I must say, I have hankered for the bets again in your absence!

BONNIEBREABONNIEBREAover 11 years agoAuthor
Bramblethorn & Resolver

Thank you for your comments. I appreciate your taking a few minutes to share them.

I find some readers complain about the first person voice (or at least the way I use it). But I've always liked it. I think it sets up a dialogue (however one-sided) with the reader, and I like that method.

I know things slip by, but thank you for pointing them out. I don't have anybody editing these, I don't have a beta reader or even a proofreader, so stuff gets by. I try my best to keep it to a minimum and hope it doesn't distract from the story overly much.

Thank you again for your comments.

BB

BramblethornBramblethornover 11 years ago

An interesting read! I like stories that play with complex feelings.

(BTW, I'm pretty sure "stamp" is correct in that context.)

ResolverResolverover 11 years ago
Welcome home

It's nice to hear from you again. Either your writing has improved (I didn't think that it could get any better) or I've forgotten just how good your earlier stories were.

I loved this story; but for the first time I realized I like your stories because reading them is like listening to someone I grew up with tell a story. Not anyone in particular, but someone with whom I share speech patterns, experiences, thought processes....etc.

Thank you for writing this story for us.

Unfortunately I am a serial, pathological criticizer. So it's 'led' not 'lead' "to my first dilemma" (must be all the mining); in our "shared background" when we use our feet (shoes, boots) we stomp not stamp; and a typo your proofreader missed "In all the years I'd know her I'd never heard her use the word 'piss' instead of 'pee.'", it should be "known her".

Thank you again.

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