Mellow Yellow Chapter 8: The Honeymoon (Canada & the U.S.)
(Authorâs note: I had assumed that 7 would be the last of the Mellow Yellow series, seeing Melinda and Paul married, having their first fight and then planning a family. I have received such good response to these stories that I will fill in some of the gaps in the sexual adventures of Melinda and Paul)
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The wedding reception was over and we piled into my car. I had kept it at a parkade for the past few days. We were heading to the Coast and the last thing I wanted was âJust Marriedâ soaped all over my wheels. Actually, it might have been a trick getting soap to stick to rust, but the glass on my car was still in good shape. We were going to have our honeymoon in Hong Kong, something that I thought would be impossible for people in our financial state. However, my company had chartered an airplane that summer for its employees to visit its Hong Kong suppliers. Once we had made the obligatory visits to the suppliers, we were on our own. The only problem was that the flight would leave from Seattle and we would need to drive there. I decided that, in our financial condition, we would take advantage of the charter and honeymoon in Hong Kong.
By the evening, we arrived in the Rockies just in time to see a red sun set between two high mountain peaks. I said: âIf we were making a movie of our honeymoon, that scene would symbolize my red, hot cock heading straight into that sharp V between your legs.â
Melinda groaned. âWhy did I ever teach you how to analyze movies? Iâve created a dirty old movie director out of you.â
I reserved a room at a famous resort for our first night married. Since we had been living together before we were married, I would be sensitive to what would be different in our sex life now that we were married. Guess what? Nothing that I could put my finger on. Melinda was as caring, passionate with me as before. Her tits were as firm and inviting as ever. She was just as wet when I slid in my dick, without any need for oral sex. Melinda made as much noise as when we were single and her orgasms arrived with a great shuddering and squeezing of my dick. The sex seemed to be no different than when we were single. The only change seemed to be that Melinda was more relaxed and content as I held her after sex. I felt more content and relaxed. That was the change I had been looking for. We no longer had to worry about the other one leaving for something trivial. We were a couple now and forever.
We spent a day hiking in the mountains, our first full day as man and wife. The Canadian Park system has a lot of easy trails for soft city people like us. As we walked, I realized that Melinda had never seen the Rockies before. I donât know why I hadnât taken her while we were courting. I can only say that I must have been so obsessed with Melinda as the city sophisticate that I didnât realize she might be interested in nature as well. We came to a high point on the trail where we were looking across a valley towards the opposite mountains.
âPaul, this is so beautiful. Iâm so happy that you brought me here. In Vietnam, we could never travel in the countryside and enjoy nature like this. The civil war made it too dangerous. You Canadians donât realize how lucky you are that you have this beauty and you can visit it in peace.â
I didnât argue with my wifeâs preaching about how lucky I was. The moment was right and I took Melinda in my arms gave her a long, passionate kiss. We went back to the hotel and made slow, passionate and, now, patriotic love.
We stayed a day in Vancouver at a suburban motel that satisfied our budget. Well, for newlyweds, the most important luxury is the bed and I made sure we had a king size and made the best use of it. We toured Granville Island and, of course, the oriental section of the city known as Chinatown. It was about 10 times the size of the Chinatown in our city. Melinda was fascinated by the number of oriental/white couples in Vancouver: âNobody seems to care in Vancouver what colour you are when youâre looking for a mate.â
âIt wasnât always this way. The original Chinese came here as railroad workers and Canada charged them a head tax to encourage them to go back to China. Fortunately, they stayed and made Canada a better country. Canadians still havenât reconciled with our shabby treatment of Chinese in the past, though.â
âPaul, yesterday I was so enthusiastic about what a great country this was and now you tell me that you donât have a clean past.â
I was quiet but Melinda had to know the truth. Melinda seemed sad the rest of the day but at least she didnât blame me for the past. If I had any doubts about that, she put them to rest that evening on the king size bed.
The next day we headed to Seattle and started our trip south early. We drove past Canadian Customs and joined one of several lines of cars across the border. Eventually, we reached U.S. Customs and Immigration. A gun-totingâ figure leaned towards the window and drawled âWhere you headed?â âSeattle to catch a plane.â I replied. Jim Bob of the Border wasnât finished with us.
âAny proof of Canadian Citizenship?â
âIâll have to get it out of the trunk. All our travel documents and tickets are in the luggage.â
âNot you asshole. I meant her!â