Author's Note. All characters are over 18.
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Paul fled to DC that afternoon, without even saying goodbye. The next time Allison saw him wasn't even in person, but when he appeared on one of the Sunday morning talk shows. She was watching him in the den with her mother, who made a point of taping all Paul's media appearances. Iris had a large table in front of her and was happily going over the seating chart for the wedding at the same time.
"Allison, help me out here."
"Yes?"
"Look at this. I have Anderson Cooper sitting between your father and Senator Welles. I can't do that."
"Why not?" Allison asked, trying to hide her smirk.
"You know! It will seem like I'm trying to say something. About his being . . . "
"Gay, Mom? I think it's ok. You can seat him next to two men."
"Oh, shh, your father's on," Iris said, turning up the volume.
Allison stared at her, noting the glowing adoration on her face. God did her mother love this. She absolutely loved being the wife of a famous man. That's all that mattered to her. Allison continued to stare at her, pondering her, thinking about Jeremy and remembering their sometimes wild sex. Had her mother ever felt that? Had Iris ever screamed in pleasure and begged Paul to fuck her? Did she have any clue? Allison doubted it. Distaste for her mother rose in her throat. She was such an elitist, such a Stepford wife. She'd never had the slightest thing in common with her.
But Allison was riveted to the TV, too, and the perversity of the situation was not lost on her. She had kissed her father. She had seen his cock harden with lust for her. She had lain awake in bed contemplating having an affair with the man Iris slept next to every night, wanting to be one of his lovers. And yet she felt no guilt. All she felt was revulsion for her shallowness, and a little pity.
They both watched as Paul was introduced.
"Thank you for joining us today, Congressman."
He looked wonderful on TV. He wore an expensive dark suit with a baby blue tie that made his eyes sparkle. As she watched him, Allison forgot about her mother as she felt her attraction to Paul suddenly intensify until she was shifting in her seat, right next to Iris, squeezing her legs tightly together.
"Thank you for having me, Jon. Always a pleasure."
As she listened to him, Allison was recalling the feel of his lips and the brief excitement of having his tongue in her mouth, and the sight of the hard-on he was unable to hide. The more he talked, the more she let her mind open up to more explicit fantasies, until it wandered to thoughts of taking his cock in her mouth.
"Now, about the President's economic plan. Can you tell us, Congressman, how the votes are lining up in the House?"
"Well, first, Jon, let me just say that my colleagues and I have been working very hard on this, and . . ."
Allison couldn't take any more. She said "Excuse me," and fled up to her room and locked the door. She tore off her shorts and panties and got down on the bed, her hips high in the air and her face burrowed into the bedspread. Oh God, she was soaking wet.
She barely had to touch herself before she came incredibly hard, her head thrust into the bed, gasping and shuddering over and over. She kept touching herself as she pictured pulling down Paul's jogging shorts and freeing the massive erection she had seen the other day. She held her hips wide, spread her legs, and imagined him kneeling between them and fucking her hard, just like Jeremy used to. She rocked herself to another quick, easy climax until she collapsed, shaken and overwhelmed. She couldn't catch her breath. She could only think how badly she wanted another orgasm, and how badly she wanted Paul, not Jeremy, to give it to her.
Allison lay panting on her stomach, trying to calm down, stunned by the intensity of her feelings. She bit the pillow and rocked back and forth. She had NEVER come that fast in her life. Jesus, what was going on?
She could only think it was seeing him on TV. Seeing him so intelligent and completely controlled, while knowing what she knew.
She trembled remembering his angry words. This CANNOT happen.
Dad . . .
she whispered to him into her pillow with her eyes shut tight.
What do you know that I don't?
She felt sure Paul had more experience; that he knew better than she what they could possibly be starting with each other. Why else would he resist it so strenuously?
The words she had heard long ago echoed in her head. They were engraved into her mind, and seemed to erupt in flaming script across her body.
Daddy needs to see you.
You miss me, baby girl?
God! She moaned into her childhood bed, with her mother downstairs, thinking of her father, just as she had when she was 16. She wanted him, she wanted him. Where the fuck was he?
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Paul stayed away the entire two weeks before the big wedding. He was slated to arrive the day of, in the morning.
The longer he stayed away, the more Allison knew it was because he was avoiding her. He couldn't have been more obvious about it. He didn't trust himself to be in the same house with her. But he'd have to see her now, and she was looking forward to it. She was going to look spectacular.
The only little snag was that Jeremy couldn't make it. He called her a few days before he was supposed to arrive, saying something "suddenly came up" and he couldn't make his flight. Allison was annoyed. She wanted a date. And she wanted to flirt and dance with her boyfriend right in front of Paul.
"Well, if you can't, you can't. I understand," she said on her cell.
"I'm sorry, hon, I just can't do anything about it."
Allison was angry, but she was also feeling guilty. As she talked to him, she didn't have the heart to tell him her feelings were changing. That really, she only wanted him there so she could use him to drive her father crazy. That someone else was occupying her thoughts, instead of him.
"Allison?" Jeremy asked over the phone. "What's going on with you?"
God, he was no dummy. He could always read her so well.
"Nothing. What do you mean?"
"Yeah. You know, perhaps it's a good thing I'm not coming back."
"Why do you say that?"
"You know! Stop lying! You're in love with your father, aren't you?"
"I don't know," Allison said, her voice breaking.
"'You don't know.' OK, listen. I think you have some things to deal with. I'm going to let you deal with them. Call me when they're resolved. If they get resolved."
"Jeremy," Allison said, "I'm sorry, I didn't expect . . ."