A few words of introduction . . .
My heartfelt thanks to all of you who responded so warmly to “Spying.” Naturally I like to get votes as much as the next writer, but I especially enjoyed reading your comments -- they were the true reward for my efforts.
And hey -- those of you who sent me pics? All I can say is you made my day. I always hoped that my writing could “inspire,” but it was extra nice to see the actual photograph evidence! (BTW, if that really is you, “FrankO,” your wife is a lucky woman. If not, thanks for sending the pic anyway -- yum.)
Thanks also to my fellow writers on this forum, who offered great feedback and suggested further reading for me. Hugs and kisses.
Some readers wanted to know why “Spying” was so long. Since this story will end up being three or four times longer I figure I better answer this.
My stories are my own fantasies -- the loose thoughts I play out lovingly in my mind in quiet moments. They are composed not only of sexual acts, but of what led to those acts, which makes them hotter for me. So I tend to tell them my way, which means I tell them slowly. My story is about sex -- there’s sex all over it -- but it’s also about anticipation, expectation, seduction, gratification . . . a whole lotta “-tion’s” that make the characters more real and, I hope, the sex scenes more rewarding and imaginative.
So what can I say? I let my imagination go (at the same pace as my fingers), then I write it down. And if it takes many pages to tell you about it, so be it. You can always skip around for the gritty details, of course . . . Readers like me who like a bit of story woven in with their sex, read on.
So this will be Part One, more to follow as I finish it. Personally, I’ve always found it’s easier to accept something of greater-than-average length if I calm down and take it slowly, one inch at a time . . .
--Nicole32
Snowed In -- Part One
December Twenty-third
Neal Ford parked his car around the back of the house, between the porch and the old barn. He got out quietly, slowly, looking away west across the field to where the sun was just beginning to descend behind the thick veil of clouds, turning them pink and blue and an eerie green. The west side of the property was the most open; the woods receded here, allowing the chilly wind to whip down over the house, and whistle through the cracks and crevices of the barn. He liked to stand here -- it was a good spot to think. He had plenty to think about.
It was, he decided, a total shambles. He might as well give up on it all. There was no way he was ever going to satisfy Sherry, and no way he would ever be satisfied with her alone. The past three months had spoiled him. Melanie had spoiled him. She was too young, yes. Too impetuous, too sensitive. Not realistic in her outlook at all. She said things that shocked him, they were so immature. He couldn’t remember ever being so naive about the world, and was sure that Sherry had never been that impulsive or reckless. Sherry was always eminently sensible. It was one of the reasons he loved her. It was also one of the reasons he was so very tired of her.
If Melanie was nothing else,
she was new
. A change, a departure. A different flavor of ice cream.
He was walking out into the field before he knew it, neglecting the ghostly sunset to focus on his steps. There was no way, he thought, that he could stay with her -- especially not if she demanded he earn back every bit of her trust or respect. Yes, he’d gone off the rails and had an affair -- some women would get a clue from that, and try harder to please their husbands.
There was no need for them to stay together.
The kids
, Sherry always said.
What kids?
Neal wanted to know. Josh was eighteen now -- not the sharpest tack in the drawer, but with any luck he’d pass his exams and graduate. And Vanessa? Vanessa was a wife and mother. Well, okay -- she and Brad Carlson weren’t officially married. And her being pregnant at nineteen was an accident, and the only reason for her unofficial marriage to Brad, or whatever they considered it. The point was, she was growing up -- she was a woman, not a kid. He’d always do what he could for her, sure -- but it wasn’t like what he said or did made a whole lot of difference to Vanessa. Neal shook his head, thinking about her. Nessa might as well have been from another planet, she was so hard for him to understand.
And then there was the house, and all the work it needed. The gigantic eyesore of the barn. Tons of work at the office, troubles with Sherry’s car . . . oh God, it was all so overwhelming.
At some point Neal had stopped walking; he was now standing in the middle of the field, the icy December wind whipping around him. Cold, he thought, for Florida weather. He stood for a minute or two with his hands in his pockets, then turned slowly to begin the trudge back to the house.
May as well go in. Why prolong the inevitable? It was going to be hell, the whole week. In this mess of a house, with his mess of a family, he now had to endure the most home-centered and familial of rituals: the Christmas holiday. At worst it would be a disaster: a week of arguments and swearing, raised voices, flushed faces. At best it would be totally artificial. They’d all pretend they were still some sort of unit. He wasn’t sure he could do that.
He had made the wrong choice, staying with her, trying to make it work. He knew that now. Maybe Melanie wasn’t the right choice, but Sherry was definitely the wrong one. Leaving her for good would be a terrible wrench -- at the very least, he’d be losing a home, and alienating his family. But then, he didn’t really have enough of either to make staying worthwhile.
I won’t kiss her, he thought as he neared the back porch. I’ve been kissing her for twenty years when I come in the door -- I won’t do it tonight. Maybe she’ll see the significance of that. Maybe she’ll understand it’s over.
***
“Ah! . . . Unngggh, yeah . . . ah, God, I’m gettin’ close! . . . I’m gettin’ close --”
“Mmmmm . . . ”
“Yeah, I’m close, baby . . . ah! . . . ah shit, you gonna keep it in your mouth this time?”
“Mmm-hmm.”
“Oh fuck! . . . fuck fuck fuck . . . almost there . . . ah shit, you ready for it?”
“Mmm-hmm.”
“You ready?”
“Mmm-hmm --”
“Aw fuck I’m there! -- Ah! -- Ah shit! -- Ah shit shit shit!”
“
Mmmmm . . .
”
“Unngh! -- Unngh! Oh damn! -- ooohhh damn . . . ”
“
Mmmmm-hmmmm . . .
”
“Oh . . . oh damn. Damn.”
“Mmm -- he shoots, he scores!”
“Oh, hell yes!”
“Like that?”
“Hell yes.”
“Gotta smoke for me?”
“Ohhh . . . no.”
“No? What’s that then?”
“Back off, it’s my last one.”
“Josh! I just sucked your dick for you, jerk-off!”
“So?”
“So!”
“I thought you did that cause you wanted to.”
“Fucker!”
“Here, I’ll share it.”