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The Bloom

The Bloom

by Creationlaw
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Author's note: All characters in this story depicted to be engaged in sexual encounters are of the age of majority at the time those encounters occur.

MARISSA CARVALE: Hi Aggie. How are you?

AGGIE HOLBORN: Good morning Marissa. I'm very well, thanks. How about you?

MARISSA: Great! Great. Cora had her birthday party this past weekend, so she and a bunch of her buddies from the team went paintballing. They had a lot of fun.

AGGIE: And remind me, how old is she now?

MARISSA: Fourteen. My little babies are all growing up. Pretty soon I'm gonna be dealing with the whole empty nest situation on top of doing menopause.

AGGIE: [Laughing] It comes quick, doesn't it. And here I am dealing with the opposite problem. One of mine came back and won't leave.

MARISSA: [Laughing] Yeah. I guess that puts it in perspective. What do they call it when that happens? The boomerang... boomerang generation? Something like that. I hear it's common.

AGGIE: Yes, it is. I'm sure he'll find his feet again soon though.

MARISSA: I hope so. I love your bracelet by the way.

AGGIE: Oh, this. An old birthday gift to myself. I rotate them day by day. This one's my favorite. And that's a lovely top you have on.

MARISSA: Thank you! Brent got it for me last month. I like the color.

AGGIE: It is nice. Coral, I think they call that. [Retrieves notepad] Well. Let's get right down to it, I suppose. I believe last time we were discussing your divorce and the aftermath of it.

MARISSA: Yes.

AGGIE: And I think - you can correct me if I'm wrong - but it's my impression that you've made your peace with all of that.

MARISSA: Yes, very much so. He and I are on good terms now, as I mentioned. I think we're both happier apart than we were while we were married, and that's okay.

AGGIE: Good; that's good. But I wanted to kind of focus in on one thing you said, almost incidentally. I asked a tangential question about your eldest daughter, and you said that you weren't ready to discuss her yet. I get the sense that there's something painful in that relationship. Is that right?

MARISSA: [Pauses a few seconds] Yes. Yes there is.

AGGIE: And I don't want to push you, but I am wondering if you're ready to delve into that with me yet?

MARISSA: I am. I didn't think we had time last visit to get into it, but I guess we should dive in today. It's... it's the main thing, I think. The main source of stress in my life and my family right now.

AGGIE: I see. Well, then let's start at the beginning. Sound good?

~ ~ ~

BRENT JARMUSCH: Hey! Hi Garrett. Thanks for coming.

GARRETT SANNER: Brent. Nice to meet you in person I suppose. [They shake hands] How'd you know about this place?

BRENT: Oh it's a long story. Basically I came here after shifts during my first marriage to hide from my ex wife. Told her I was working late. I didn't even drink much, just came in once or twice a week to get a beer and an order of potato skins and psyched myself up for going home. As sad as that sounds.

GARRETT: How many years ago was that?

BRENT: [To waitress] I'll have a house IPA. [To Garrett] Uh, about eight or nine now. Why?

GARRETT: [To waitress] Same for me, the IPA. [To Brent] Oh it's just that this was me and Erica's favorite place when we were first married. It reminded me of some of the dives I went to in college. Erica and I came here so much that the wait staff knew us on sight. That was about the same time. We might have been here one of those same nights you were.

BRENT: [Laughing] Yeah, well. I would have been the guy at that table over there sitting alone with a heavy look on his face.

GARRETT: [Nods] Well, from one divorced guy to another, you're not the only one. Beer's cheaper than therapy, huh?

BRENT: Depends on how much you drink I guess.

GARRETT: That's right. Anyway, you know, I bet Marissa would kill you if she knew you were meeting me. So I'm gonna go out on a limb and guess that either she doesn't know about this or you two just broke up.

BRENT: It's the first one. I didn't tell her I called you.

GARRETT: I'm kind of... I'm pretty much persona non grata with both the Carvale sisters right now. And probably forever.

BRENT: That's right.

GARRETT: So then my question is, why? Why'd you ask to meet me? Why risk it?

BRENT: I was hoping I could talk to you about something. It's something that... well, you're the only person who would understand. I gotta talk to somebody about... about

her

.

GARRETT: Are you playing the pronoun game with me?

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BRENT: You know who I mean.

GARRETT: [Pause] Yeah. I do.

BRENT: Yeah.

GARRETT: Gotcha. Well.

BRENT: Yeah.

GARRETT: Okay. I guess I'll hear you out, if you're buying.

BRENT: Sure am.

GARRETT: So what happened?

~ ~ ~

AGGIE: Let's start at the beginning. Sound good?

MARISSA: Yes. Hm. Marion. Marion is a good kid. Growing up, she's always been funny, and... and curious, and got along well with other kids. She and Cora had the usual spats and rivalries but by the time they were older they got along just great. And she never made much trouble at school or for her dad and I.

AGGIE: That's good.

MARISSA: Yes. So... all of the problems didn't start until she was in her later teen years, toward the end of high school. She was a... a late bloomer? That's how I'd describe it. Physically, not mentally. She's always been bright, but she started her monthlies late and didn't... uh, develop, until she was well into high school. But when she did, um, well she kind of made up for lost time. She just bloomed. Marion is... here, let me show you a picture of her so you understand. Just let me get one pulled up on my phone... Here.

AGGIE: Oh. Well, she's a very lovely young woman.

MARISSA: Yes. That's putting it quite mildly.

AGGIE: In my experience, girls who look like - like that - they can have kind of a hard time of it. Sometimes. They attract a lot of attention, and some of it can be attention they didn't want.

MARISSA: Yeah, well she did attract attention. In her junior and senior years there were more than a few boys who were bothering her at school. All probably hopelessly falling for her. But eventually she settled on one, and he was just such a sweetheart. Very kind, very smart. And ambitious. He treated Marion like a princess and encouraged her to do her best and focus on school. I really liked him.

AGGIE: And how did Marion feel toward him?

MARISSA: Oh she was out of her mind for him. I'd never seen anything like it. She once literally walked right into a wall while we were shopping because she was so absorbed in texting that boy.

AGGIE: We've all been there.

MARISSA: [Laughing] Yeah, I know I have too. Well. Anyway he graduated a year ahead of her and then he had to choose. He got accepted to a good college in Illinois, so he chose to leave.

AGGIE: And leave Marion behind.

MARISSA: She was devastated. Really really inconsolable. I couldn't get her to come out of her room for a couple days, and after that she was just dragging, like there was something weighing her down. But slowly, over time, she started to improve, like I knew she would. She started to laugh again, go out with her friends. But something was different. Going through that period of darkness, it seemed to have... to have given her an extra layer that was new. It was subtle. She had a sarcastic side, a kind of fatalistic side, that wasn't there before.

She started to rebel a little more too, like some of the teenage rebellion that she'd held back was coming out finally. Nothing too extreme, but noticeable. I suppose the best word to describe it, the one I kept coming back to in my mind, was that Marion became just a bit feral. She had thrown off the reins of childhood and run free. The pain helped her become herself.

AGGIE: Very poetic.

MARISSA: Ha, yes. Well it was how it felt. And I thought it was normal. You know, developmental. But I didn't see what was going to happen until it happened.

~ ~ ~

GARRETT: So what happened?

BRENT: I was hoping we could start with you telling

me

. I've heard Marissa and Erica's side of the story. But I don't think anyone has listened to yours.

GARRETT: Everything you heard is true.

BRENT: So you... you did what they said you did?

GARRETT: Everything they say I did, I did. In fact, they don't even know the details. They kept asking me why, why, why, but then when I tried to tell them why, tried to answer their question, they shut down and didn't hear me. Wouldn't hear me. They didn't really want to know why. They just wanted to make me feel like shit. The one aspect of all that stuff that they haven't told you, the side that they can't explain, is the part that only a man can know, you know what I mean?

BRENT: I think I do.

GARRETT: She's like... she's like fire. I know the kids these days say that like, "Oh that girl is fire," but I don't mean it like that. It's not just that she's hot which, of course she is. But she

is

fire. You can't be near her and not feel the heat radiating off of her. But she's water too. She's liquid. In the way she moves, the way she speaks, the way she flows around everything in her world. She's both. And now I sound like a fucking idiot.

BRENT: You don't. Marion brings out that kind of, uh, expressive quality in people.

GARRETT: I guess. But the next thing you're going to tell me is that it's how you react to it that defines you, right? You're gonna say, "Any man can see that Marion is who she is, but not everybody actually acts on it." And you're right. But that doesn't fully explain it.

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BRENT: [To waitress] Thank you. [To Garrett] I'm sure it's complicated. But even complicated things have rules that govern them. In fact, we need hard boundaries even more when things are complicated.

GARRETT: If you're gonna moralize at me about this then-

BRENT: No, no. Don't misunderstand me here. I'm sorry man, I'm just talking too much. The floor is yours. How did it start?

GARRETT: Well, she was always there in the background, always my niece, one of Marissa's kids. I never thought much of it until she got older. It was kind of day and night really. I went on a job in Saudi for a while like usual and when I came back I saw her at Nathan's seventh birthday party and I had to... I had to look away. Like, it felt like it was wrong just to see her, just to have her in my field of view. Even though she was wearing normal teenager clothes it felt like there was something almost pornographic about her. It was that strong.

I kept trying to do the opposite of what I kept wanting to do, which was to be near her, to talk to her. But eventually I was playing some game with the kids, just threatening to catch them like I'm a monster, and Marion joined in and suddenly we were teamed up, chasing around a bunch of six, seven year olds in the backyard. And it was fun. And then... then she stepped on the nail. It was, it was a piece of the old shed that I took down the year before, just a bit of wood with a bent rusty nail sticking out of it that I somehow missed when I cleared all the debris away. It went through her shoe and stabbed her foot.

BRENT: Ouch.

GARRETT: Erica called Marissa and she was almost a hundred miles away in Louisiana for work. She told us to take Marion to urgent care. And, c'mon, between Erica and me, she's the only one who realistically should manage all those kids. So I drove her. And that's when it all started. We got to the urgent care and she was limping and hopping on one foot. So I put an arm under her shoulder and helped her walk.

We sat in the waiting room and she propped her foot up on my lap and I thought I was gonna pop a woody just from that. I had to reposition myself, you know? And we started talking and all this stuff about her ex boyfriend came out and how she was still a little angry and sad about him going away to college. I tried to comfort her. I'm shitty at helping women through things - Erica will tell you that - but I was even shittier that day because I was so distracted. I kept telling myself, "This is your niece; this is your sister-in-law's kid." But I felt like I was getting sucked toward her, like I was circling a whirlpool. Every part of my body was screaming at me to touch her.

BRENT: And did you?

GARRETT: Not that day. But she called me a few days later and we met up at a taco place a few blocks away. Just innocent stuff, just me buying Marion lunch and talking. But if it was innocent I would have told Erica. And I didn't. And Marion didn't tell her mom.

BRENT: I see.

GARRETT: So how much detail do you want me to go into here? Because this story gets kind of... graphic.

BRENT: Gimme the whole picture.

~ ~ ~

MARISSA: It was a hair. One single hair that tipped Erica off. She told me she found it in the bed. She's blonde, and both her husband Garrett and their boys have short hair, men hair. But there it was in the bed, down under the sheets. A long black hair. A woman's hair. It's so cliche.

AGGIE: These things become cliches for a reason.

MARISSA: Yeah. So she sat there for days stewing about it. Erica was suffering, full of doubt and anxiety, but I didn't find that out until later. Then she called me one day and told me to swing by the house to grab something for her. At a time when she knew Garrett would be free and might be meeting up with his girlfriend, if he had one. But she didn't warn me about any of that. As far as I knew I was just doing her a favor, getting something, you know. I was miffed at her about that for a little while.

But anyway I walked into the house and right away I heard it. They were loud, Aggie, I'm not kidding. Especially her. And Garrett must have been just slamming away because there was this bang bang bang sound from the headboard hitting the wall over and over again. The house felt like it was shaking; not even an exaggeration. I wanted to run out of there. But it's my sister, you know? If her husband was having an affair I felt like I had to find out more. And honestly I was curious. I had a morbid fascination, I suppose. Like watching a train wreck and not being able to look away. So I didn't leave. I went upstairs and made my way to the bedroom.

I opened the door and my timing was so bad, so so bad. By then she was on top, straddling him, and he was coming inside her right as I walked in. Just groaning so loud, pushing up into her. I can see it now. And she was moving in a way I couldn't even imagine, just... undulating. Flowing, everything from her shoulders to her pelvis moving in waves while she finished him off. Oh Aggie it was...

AGGIE: That must have been traumatizing.

MARISSA: Maybe. I definitely feel traumatized by it. But honestly, what's been most traumatizing was how I felt about it. Especially right in the moment. It's so horrible. You're going to think I'm so sick.

AGGIE: I promise you whatever you're feeling, your emotions and impressions are welcome in this office. And completely confidential.

MARISSA: Aggie, It was hot. It was the hottest thing I'd ever seen. It made me jealous. Like, I was accidentally witnessing sex better than I could even imagine, sex better than I've ever had in my own life. And I wanted it. I didn't want him; I didn't want her; I just wanted what they had together right in that moment. And it was Marion who had it. It was my own daughter. I had seen her naked of course, but not for a long time at that point, and never like... like that. It was shocking, just a complete shock to the system how... oh my God, how sexy she was. I was in literal awe. I felt like I was in the presence of a goddess, a sex goddess. How fucked up is that?

AGGIE: It's a terrible situation to find yourself in. And there's absolutely nothing wrong with you or your emotional reactions to the circumstance of discovering them. You were confused and alarmed. But I just want to clarify a few points here. This was your brother in law?

MARISSA: Yes.

AGGIE: And he is her uncle, and was having an intimate relationship with her for how long?

MARISSA: We don't know. Probably at least a few weeks by that point.

AGGIE: What happened next?

MARISSA: I screamed. I swore at them. They both turned toward me but they were still having their orgasms. Oh my God Aggie. Their expressions. They were looking at me in terror but they were also still coming, and it was all over their faces. Mouths open, eyes so far away.

I went insane. Just out of my mind. I jumped at her and tried to pull her off of him, but even then, even though the jig was up and they were caught in the act, they didn't want to be parted. He was still holding onto her like I was trying to steal her from him. I started hitting him, calling him the worst names I could think of. And finally he let go. Marion ran into the bathroom and slammed the door, and I left to call Erica and tell her what I'd found.

The next few months were hard on everybody, most of all Erica and Garrett's boys. We tried to find some way to get him charged with a crime, but apparently because he's her uncle by marriage and not by blood then it wasn't technically illegal in this State. Just absolutely lovely that Erica and I had to learn that fact.

AGGIE: It's all so very unfortunate. A real violation of so many people's trust.

MARISSA: I hate him, Aggie. And I don't understand it. Not at all. If he wanted to cheat on my sister, fine, that's his business. But why did he have to do it with my daughter? Why did he hurt our family so deeply? To this day I am still waiting for an explanation.

~ ~ ~

GARRETT: I tried to explain it to them, to Erica and Marissa. I tried to tell them this story but it was always either they shut me out or I shut myself down because I couldn't find a way to phrase it so that they'd understand. They wouldn't have understood anyway. I didn't mean to fall into it. I didn't groom her or target her or anything like that. I just happened to collide with Marion at a time in her life when she was just really really in need of someone to hold her and raise her up. To make her feel wanted. And sure, there were plenty of boys who could have done that for her, but what made the thing we had so much more special to her was that it was forbidden. I wanted her despite the whole world telling me not to. The fact that my wanting for her was so strong that it could break through all of that interference made it something special for Marion. I had to defy the world for her, and that meant something.

BRENT: I get that.

GARRETT: But like I said, we didn't plan on it, or at least I didn't. I could have done more to prevent it. We met up maybe two or three times before we started having sex, and I could have just told her no. But I didn't. I told myself I was resisting it because I hadn't touched her during those first few meetups. But I was just letting us edge closer and closer to it. I needed her so much. It's important that you understand this part. I felt like if I didn't have her I was going to die. I knew it. In my bones, I felt like I was dying, and the only way to save myself was to have her.

They kept asking me what was wrong in my marriage to Erica and there was just nothing wrong. I love Erica. Sex with her was great, our life together was fine. Better than fine. But as soon as Marion... I think the best word for it is "bloom". As soon as Marion bloomed, changed, became, whatever you want to call it, as soon as it happened I needed to have her or I would die. It's the primary function of being a man. To provide our bodies to a woman in need. And Brent, she was in so much need.

BRENT: How did it happen, the first time?

GARRETT: We were at my house. Erica was at work, the boys were at school. Marion came over and we were talking and she started showing me these short videos from her social media of girls doing this dance. It was a meme, you know? A funny little dance, kind of sexy, kind of ridiculous. She wanted to make a version of it to post, and she had me take the video. So I held her phone up and she starts in on this little dance. She was wearing a pair of short shorts, waggling her ass at me and spinning around and twirling her hips. You know how her ass is.

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