My Second Nightmare

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We had a long, slow, absolutely delicious fuck. I remembered vaguely doing this with Jenny, in the early days of our relationship: me sliding in and out, easily, no hurry, varying my pace and my depth. Angie and I looked at one another, we kissed, I put my head on her shoulder and kissed her neck; and we went on and on. It was intimate and sweet, and much more like making love than just fucking. During those minutes everything but the joy of Angie's body was forgotten, far away—I was as happy as I had ever been.

I lost track of time, but finally Angie started humping her hips up at me more energetically, and whispered, "c'mon, baby, come for me", and I sped up at last and came hard, came like crazy, gasping with it, while she squealed and pulled me tightly into her, her arms squeezing the breath out of me.

And then we kissed, and smiled; and slept for a while.

And then we talked.

"That was backwards, you know Angie?" I said to her. I was sitting up in bed, two pillows behind my back, and she was lying half-way on me, her head on my chest, playing idly with my chest hair.

"Mmm?"

"I mean, we did it first, and now we have to talk about what it meant."

She suddenly tugged hard on my chest hair, and she giggled when I yelped and pulled her hand away.

"Well I don't think it will take very long to talk about what it meant—at least for me."

"Oh?" I said.

Without looking up at me, she went on. "What it meant for me is that I'm crazy about you, Nick. I started feeling that way about the third or fourth time we hung out together, and it's just gotten stronger and stronger.

"If it weren't for Jenny and my promise to her, if I'd only been thinking about myself, I would have dragged you into bed weeks ago."

Now she sat up and looked right into my eyes. "I don't want to tell you I'm in love with you—but that's mainly 'cause I don't want to scare you off.

"But I will tell you that you mean an awful lot to me, and I intend to make sure you know that." And she kissed me gently, looking seriously into my eyes.

"Okay, Angie. My turn now.

"I'm pretty crazy about you too. But I'm also coming out of a pretty painful, destructive relationship, and it may be that I still have a few trust issues." She poked me in the ribs, and I swatted her butt with my hand.

"I know why you did why you did—and thank God you stopped us that night, and then were honest enough to explain it all to me. But it's going to take me a while, maybe a long time, to feel that I can really trust you.

"It might have taken a long time anyway, after what Jenny did. But that bullshit about sleeping with me so Jenny could get me back...

"Listen, you need to see something." I got out of bed and pulled her out with me. Naked, hand in hand, we walked down the hall and stood before the closed door of Jenny's and my old bedroom.

"In there is a kind of shrine to how fucked-up and angry I'm capable of getting. You shouldn't be under any illusions about me." I opened the door and gestured for her to go in. Then I padded back to bed, and sat waiting for her to return.

After a few minutes Angie came back into the room, her face serious. Without saying a word, she climbed into bed and pulled herself tightly against me, wriggling until we were as closely pressed together as we could be.

She whispered into my shoulder, "I'm so sorry for what she did to you!"

Then she sat up. "And I'm so sorry for what I almost did to you—it just kills me that I might have lost you that way."

"Well, you didn't," I said gruffly, my throat suddenly kind of tight. "And if you play your cards right, you won't." I pulled her to me and kissed her gently.

Wouldn't you know it? At that moment the fucking phone rang. With a muttered curse, I picked it up.

"Hello? Oh, hi mom. Listen, I can't talk now—I'll have to call you back." With a smile at Angie, I hung up the phone.

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HistoireDUnSoirHistoireDUnSoirabout 2 months ago

The whole story is *amazingly* written - the inner dialog with the reader, particularly, I found absolutely riveting! Thank you for sharing!

60022Mallard60022Mallard3 months ago

Wow, an Ohio story where the wife didn't make it.

TrainerOfBimbosTrainerOfBimbos3 months ago

This was a good story. I think you should have made a few points more obvious to some of the readers, because they probably don't like the Nick on the 1st page very much (and it's very hard to like him) - his break down and ensuing rage I think changed him into an actually more well rounded (emotionally) individual. The Nick at the end of the story is more capable of facing things that he doesn't like and impossible to manipulate like how his Mother and Jenny were trying to do. It was character growth - something that you don't see in these stories very much. The only thing I didn't like about the story is that the situation with Angie seemed pretty trivial, but hey, maybe that was by design. Angie is the heroine in the story so we can't sully her too much otherwise Nick ending up with her doesn't feel good. I get it, but it seemed kind of silly to be but hurt about a girl basically saying that you are so great she fell in love with you. I've had women say way worse things to me (including the one I've been happily married to for almost 20 years). Overall, a stellar story told in a humorous way. 5/5

AmbivalenceAmbivalence4 months ago

"Hey, mom? I've got to ask. If Jenny had shot me a dozen times but I managed to survive, would you still think I should take her back as my wife?"

"Because I'd be *more* likely to forgive her for shooting me than for what she *did* do. So if you really expect me to let someone like that back into my life, I guess there will be *two* people I won't ever want to see or speak to again."

AnonymousAnonymous5 months ago

The ending is so wrong. Rule # 1 when breaking up with either a girl friend or wife - never create a relationship with her best friend and for sure don't develop a long term relationship. It will always ultimately be disastrous. Women never lose those relationships with each other when it comes to male relationships, oh it might seem like it happens on the surface, but ultimately they will become dissatisfied and katy bar-the-door hell hath fury then best friend friend of the female persuasion.

Rule # 2 is Rule #1 to the 100th power of 1 billion. Oh it may appear to be working on the surface, but women are just that fickle. I mean come on, look how you presented even his mom and Angela played into this ganging up on the MC. Those relationships between women are extremely hazardous and once acidic it affects relationships for eons in uderlying and subtle means and ways.

It is best to do a clean break with any women associated with said former partner. Too much ammo for the relationship to have dredged up and start undermining and eventually like a cancer in the lymph nodes, unsuspectingly spreading through the relationship. Get away from the situation both personally and geographically if at all possible.

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