Chapter 1: The Cheerleader and the Oilman
Terri Dillard wasn't a virgin when she met the man she would marry. After all, she was a cheerleader. Football players needed motivation. She and the other cheerleaders were there to provide that motivation—during the games and afterwards, as well.
When Terri met her future husband, she was just eighteen and already somewhat sexually experienced. She met her husband in November of her senior year, with only six months to go until high school was over. After that, Terri would embark on a new life as an adult woman.
By living at home and going to the local community college—Collin College.
The thought of more school made her sigh. Was this really was life was all about?
Where is my Prince Charming?
She deserved a Prince Charming! She was five foot eight inches tall, with long blonde hair and deep green eyes. She wore a 34C cup size. She was slim and fit and trim, and all the right things a cheerleader needed to be. Where was her reward for all the effort it took her to look amazing for her boyfriends, the football team, and the rest of the school? For sure, community college wasn't the reward she deserved. She deserved—she
needed
—more.
Thus, when Bob Dillard walked up to her after the homecoming game, smiled, and handed her his business card, Terri realized
he
was her Prince Charming. Suddenly, the shellacking McKinney North had given her Frisco High Raccoons didn't sting quite as bad as it had only a moment ago. Bob walked right up to her—ignoring the rest of the cheerleaders—and smiled a big white smile as he looked down on her with his bright blue eyes.
"What's your name, Little Lady?" he asked.
"Terri," she replied, while the other girls just looked at the two of them.
"Well, Terri," Bob said, "how'd you like to go out on a date with me?"
She nodded and he handed over his business card. She looked down at the card, seeing the words
Vice President
and the name of an oil company she vaguely recognized, and really not much else. The moment felt surreal. Or it would have felt that way, if Terri knew what "surreal" meant. She hadn't done well on her SAT college entrance exams, which was the main reason she was headed off to community college instead of a four-year university.
"Call me," he said, still smiling. "We'll go out and have us a good time."
Terri smiled back. She realized that she had found her Prince Charming.
Well, maybe not a
perfect
Prince Charming—as she found out on their first date. Bob had some warts, so to speak. Like his age: he was 34 years old—sixteen years older than she was. And he was divorced. But there were no kids, so that was good. He was tall, broad-shouldered, and lean. Dark brown hair, cut short. Blue eyes that crinkled when he smiled, giving him crow's feet. Bob wore really nice hand-tooled boots and a classic Stetson to their date.
Bob looked every bit the prosperous man Terri was looking for.
Robert Dillard was Vice President of Something at one of the big oil companies; destined for the top executive suite—or so he claimed. Terri believed him, because he picked her up for their first date in a shiny black limousine! With a driver! They sat in the back of the long car and sipped fancy French champagne as they were driven to dinner at one of the nicest steakhouses around. After dinner, they sipped more champagne and she let Bob unzip her nicest dress and play with her boobies before they got home.
Less than an hour later, he texted her.
Fun date!
he texted.
Let's do it again after Christmas is over?
Of course she texted
yes
; they did a repeat in January. They even went back to the same steakhouse. This time, he met her parents and shook her dad's hand. Terri's parents were thrilled at her new boyfriend, because they were worried about their daughter. Beautiful but not too bright was a worrisome combination. They felt that having an older, established, man in the picture—one with means—was just what she needed. The way they saw things, Bob was Terri's ticket to a happy life.
The repeat date was a lot of fun. At the steakhouse, Bob told story after story, causing Terri to giggle and even laugh out loud a few times. He ordered a bottle of red wine and gave her a glass to try. At first, Terri wasn't sure she liked red wine so much, but the taste kind of grew on her. The second glass was pretty good. The wine helped the steak go down easier.
After dinner, they went out to a nice bar and did some line dancing. When Bob ordered two beers, nobody said anything about the age of his date. When he ordered two more, they were served immediately, no questions asked.
Tipping a $50 bill might have something to do with that,
Terri thought to herself. She realized she liked a man who knew how to get what he wanted, and had the financial means to do so.
Later, in the back of the limo on the way home, Terri let him finger her pussy for a while before she gave him her best blowjob and swallowed his salty, slightly bitter, semen. It was the least she could do for him after such a nice date.
*****
When Bob proposed to her three months later—just a couple of months before graduation—he said there were some conditions with which Terri needed to agree beforehand. She listened carefully as he outlined the ground rules of their marriage. Like most everything in Bob's life, marriage was a deal to be negotiated.
"First thing: I'm going to screw around on you. I know myself. I just can't resist a sweet little pussy. But I'll wear a rubber when I do. And if I do my job right, you won't really ever notice I'm gettin' a little on the side. You gotta agree not to bitch about that, and to keep givin' me that pussy of yours every time I want so long as we're married."