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Click hereHer response came after she took my hand and guided it to her tummy. "Because, I didn't tell you about this, "Your son or daughter is due in six months according to the doctor. I didn't plan on this Jimmy, it just happened. Birth control doesn't work all the time; it seems. Right now, I don't want you to feel obligated or that I tried to trap you into marrying me. It's not like that, Carmen and I had planned to raise the baby without you. We've done a lot of reading; about how guys feel trapped, later, even after they are married. So, if you have any reservations and want out, right now is the time to say so! Carmie and I won't hold it against you."
"Baby, where would I go? I've been looking for love all my life -- just hadn't realized it, until I found you."
"Okay, then we are really, really doing this!" she moaned, as she planted a big kiss on my lips.
"Wait! Did I hurt the baby?" I gasped, as I realized the pounding it just took.
"NO! Silly. You did just fine. And just so you know. Carmen is taking classes at the Johnson Junior College about babies. One of her books says ... you can keep doing it as long as it feels good. And it felt really good a few minutes ago, too!"
"Gabby, while we are in this 'do you want out stage' would you want out if I ... also still wanted to keep, well, still doing Carmen, if she wanted to?" I stammered, as a tinge of red bloomed on my cheeks. After all, I'd been with Carmen after my diner meltdown. I hadn't kicked her out of my bed right then. Again, this was new territory. Certainly, when marriage wasn't on the table, neither Gabby nor Carmen objected to the three of us being together. Especially after they got over their initial shyness last year.
Gabby's fake pout couldn't be maintained very long. "Jimmy, the two of us have never been apart for very long, at most a day, in all of our lives. So, if you take me, you probably are going to have to include her! But you're going to have to ask her that yourself. After all, she is a grown woman and she has the right to make her own decisions."
"So, you're okay with sharing?"
"Only if you got a ring for her, too!"
"Well, just so happens... that I have that one in my other pocket!"
Jim Rawlings went through more than any one should ever have to face in a lifetime. Orphaned, on-the-fence in his beliefs about war, taken prisoner and tortured, regurgitated back into civilian life; finally, he managed to overcome most of those travesties while searching for what every man/woman/child wants--that four letter word--Love.
I could not think of a better place to end this story; making it complete as a place to stop and let Jim Rawlings and his newly-acquired family continue their sojourn beyond my prying eyes. Since this is all fictional, and told in Literotica, I could not just let this end with 'first comes love, then comes marriage and then a baby carriage.' It needs that special Literotica touch of polygyny--a fellow with two wives--then comes the baby carriages!
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Damn. You brought a few tears out just now. You, too; I'm glad your family got home safe and sound. I'm fearful with this latest mess around the other side, we are going to be dragged back in. War never seems to be followed by peace anywhere for very long. Some assholes are there to screw with it over some ideological crap, it seems. Who the hell said, "Give Peace a Chance."
Well, I finished these stories last night, and enjoyed them. Thank you.
About 35 years ago something happened to me that was about 20 years late, but was meaningful, so I will pass it along. WELCOME HOME BROTHER! That happened to me when a Vet friend introduced me to his large extended family of Native Americans. Native people always did welcome us back, even in large ritual ceremonies, when the rest of America really did not. The young man held my hand when I began to pull it back, and said with emotion, "I mean it brother, Welcome Home!". What followed was that entire large family of about 20 people doing the same with hard hand shakes or hugs from the women. By the end, with tears in my eyes, I actually felt "Welcome" at last. They told me they started that when my friend returned, and any "Brother" of his, was welcome home as well. I, fortunately, was able to do that same with sons coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan. One who did it seven times still got the same welcome each time, even if he was a fool for doing that many times. Luckily, he retired this year, so he finally is back for good. So, you stay above ground and keep telling those stories for us and again, Welcome Home Brother!
Yes! I was captivated in reading this series that you created. Although, I think it was / is pure fiction, I could relate to their relationships. Although I left school with some things that I could put into practice, INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS WAS NOT ONE OF THEM. It has become trial & error, I am a ways from mastering it.
THANK YOU !
Well done, and nicely wrapped up! As for the comments asking for more, that may be another story for another day - this one is as done as any story can be. Life goes on and new stories start every day - so on to the next! 5 Stars!
YOUR CREATIVITY IS EXCELLENT ! Setting up a number of possibilities, addressing them, then pulling it all together. This series created a number of questions / introspection which was and is good.
THANK YOU !