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Click here"I know what you're saying, Sara. The reason I want to get to know you is because I think you're fascinating. You're fun, you're beautiful... and if there's more to you than that, I want to discover it. Why don't you show me?"
As I watched Sara smiling enthusiastically, it dawned on me how long it had been since I had seen such a reaction with my partner. Whether Sara or I would ever work out, the experience I shared with her today validated the need to split from Janice. "Thank you for today," I said. "I know you keep thanking me, but you sparked something in me. An awareness of a situation I've been in."
"Oh, yeah?" she asked.
I leaned in and kissed her. She kissed back. We let it ride for a while. Finally, we broke apart. She wanted permission to go. I smiled, nodding. "I'll pick you up at seven on Friday?" She nodded, reciprocating the smile. "I'll leave it up to you, whether to bring the toys."
She laughed, opening the door. "We'll see."
- COMMENTS
LenardSpencer10 months agoGreat story. A young woman, getting to grips with her erotic fantasies. However, the way you wrote Brian at first, just painted him as a weak moron. Sara was asking him some questions for which he had to answer Yes or No. But the moron seldom answered correctly. Saying things like "Of course..." So Sara had to keep reminding the idiot, Yes or No. In the final question she aske "... which holes would he fill...and position..." and still the dickhead didn't give a complete answer. He still didn't tell her which "hole".
Then when the useless moron got home he starts telling his now Ex. Why? Even she says it's too late to get her jealous. Brian was being a pathetic, weak, idiot... again. No wonder she left him.
JBEdwards10 months ago"We'll see," is ambiguous. If she had said "Maybe," then that's a yes. But toys or not, I suspect they'll enjoy getting to know each other. Great story. Maybe after a few dates he'll learn what the H stands for? 5*~~JB
