- Romance
- Calendar Ch. 03
- Page 2
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The teens oohed and aahed at some of the more beautiful shots, appreciating the natural beauty of their wonderful mother, before Jeanette asked him to pause the slideshow. The picture that filled the screen was one of Jenny leaning back against a doorpost, looking into the camera with a warm friendly smile, her small, perky breasts sitting delicately on her chest, and bearing very visible scars around the nipples and along the sides of the breasts – scars that now were just barely visible after years of fading and exposure to the sun.
The two youth stared transfixed at the contradictions of the picture – the obvious pain that had been endured, juxtaposed with the warm, gracious smile.
"How could you smile like that after all that hurt?" Jenny almost whispered.
"Because I saw real love in the eyes of the man taking the picture," Jenny replied softly, hugging her new husband from behind.
The two young people instinctively moved closer to the man sitting in front of the computer with tears in his eyes, wrapping their arms around him and hugging him closely. Jenny reached her arms around her two older children, and pressed her youngest child firmly against the back of its father's head. They stood there, then, the five of them, watching the slide show quietly.
She wouldn't have planned it this way, Jenny thought, but did not see how she could ever have been any happier in her entire life than right now. Three other hearts were thinking the same thing as they savored the closeness that their new family was becoming!
- COMMENTS
SouthernCrossfireabout 2 years agoSweet story and series that shows love doesn’t always work out quite like one would like but it’s best when it works out in the end. Glad to have found this after so long.
Anonymousover 5 years agoPity but you don't seem to be writing any more. Shame because I've just discovered your stories. Not trying to be too niggly but if you do more writing, get somebody to proof read the m/s. At the moment you are spoiling a very good ship for a hap'orth of tar which is not the way to treat a good product. Best wishes.
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Anonymousover 6 years agoA nice romance story, and God Bless, not so interminably LONG. Kudos to the author. My first time to see this one, and I will be checking out his other stories.
Anonymousover 7 years agoShe is rather old to be giving birth again, and the kids accepted him awfully easily and fast. But it is still a nice story, with few writing errors. Thanks.
Anonymousalmost 10 years agoShe broke a promise she made 14 years ago and married another man and bore his children. Now she's been divorced and comes back to the second choice flaunting her 2 children that could have been Cals.
My response would have been not replying to the e-mail from Jeanette; Jenny hadn't got the nerve to send one herself and doesn't deserve a second chance. Cal is 55 and has a few more years before ED sets in; she gave her best years to the other guy. Cal gets the leftovers.
phil2213about 10 years agoVery subtle but touched on some heavy feminists issues of abusive relations in a dysfunctional marriage. We seem to all know someone who knows someone that went through some abuse. Very tragic indeed. It gave me that same feeling I would get watching an old Shirley Temple movie in which Shirley Temple portrayed an abused orphan. In summary a very moving story. Thank you.
allenethanmover 10 years agoThis is a great series that leads to a wonderful ending. Great Job. So glad I found this. Not the usual Loving Wives category story, but a great find nevertheless.
PolyLvrover 11 years agoThere were several elements that stretched the bounds of believability but It was a nice story all the same.
