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She lay beneath him, preparing to receive him inside of her for the very first time. The muscles in his arms bulged slightly as he held himself above her, praying that he wouldn't hurt her--that she could accept all of his length and girth with pleasure rather than with pain. Both of them were nervous. They certainly hadn't come to this point quickly or easily. Their journey had been one of long, winding roads, and it wouldn't do now to ruin it with lousy sex.
They'd met back in the summer of '02. Well, perhaps "met" isn't the most appropriate word. What they really had done was talked. Justin's sister was Lynn's best friend, but Lynn lived somewhere in the midwest, and the only thing that two people could do with one another when one was in Boston and the other was in God-Knew-Where Middle America was talk on the phone. And those talks had gone well, too; just as well as any conversations between a twenty-year-old young man whose current relationship was on the rocks and a sixteen-year-old-girl who didn't have a whole lot of experience with relationships could have been expected to go. Lynn may have lacked experience, but she didn't have the kinds of maturity problems one would normally expect to find in a teenaged girl. She had actually been able to help Justin. He'd found her to be a supremely gifted listener who seemed to take a special interest in just about every word he said. He'd also found himself hanging on the words that she said. He'd even discovered, much to his shock and confusion, that he was actually disappointed that Lynn was sixteen and that he probably would never get the chance to know her in quite the way he wanted to.
All of these somewhat romantic thoughts were silly, though, weren't they? Justin had a girlfriend back home in Denver, and it was actually Lynn who'd convinced him to go back to her and try to work things out. He had no real way of knowing that a tiny little part of her hoped that his current relationship wouldn't work out after all...
Indeed, that relationship eventually ended up not working out. It wasn't the fight that had brought him to Boston that ended things. It wasn't the one after that, or the one after that, either. But, almost four years later, Justin's relationship with Jen was played out. He hadn't kept in touch with Lynn very well. He'd talked to her a few times here and there, but Jen hadn't liked him to be spending an inordinate amount of time talking on the phone with random females, and Justin had understood her objections. Still, when he called Lynn to tell her about his breakup, he found her sympathetic and supportive, just as she had been all those years ago. She didn't tell him to try to work things out this time, though. She was just there--just his friend in his time of need. And maybe, just maybe, that "just friends" attitude was the only important thing that stopped them from starting something a good deal more intimate. Maybe it was the most important reason why, after all, Justin found and began a relationship with Krista.
Krista swept onto the scene like a hurricane plowing its way northward from the Gulf of Mexico. Nobody, not even Justin could explain quite what happened. She wasn't the most classy girl. She wasn't the most intelligent, the most domestic, the most beautiful, or the most romantic woman, either. What Justin felt for her could probably have been described best as raw animal magnetism. He was smitten almost instantly--swept along the current like a tiny raft on an overflowing river. He barely registered the fact that Lynn had been one of Krista's best friends since infancy. He didn't hear the regret in Lynn's voice when he talked to her. He didn't notice that that girl from the Midwest who had had a crush on him was now a woman from the Midwest who still wanted him. And, if he had noticed, he probably wouldn't have done a thing. He was lost to her...
Lynn had been there, too, when Krista had found someone else and cheated on Justin. He'd been crushed, but she had made a habbit of being there for him over the years--of comforting him and making him able to see his own self worth. And finally, finally, he saw it. At last, the switch was thrown and light was cast into his soul. This time, he would make Lynn his number one. This time, he'd be there for her at the same time as she was there for him. He'd put her first this time and every time. He would let her love him.