Becky My Hill Country Redhead #6
The first time that we said, "I love you."
Becky My Hill Country Redhead Continued from Chapter 5:
As we drove back to Becky's house, we were very quiet. At this point, we really didn't have much to talk about rather than just to enjoy being together and our afterglow of the day. When she leaned into me, I tenderly kissed her forehead as I drove while she rubbed my thigh. Not so much to make me aroused again but just the loving caresses that signaled her growing feelings for me.
When we pulled into her carport, our mood was sullen. I could tell that she knew that something was up. We quietly got out of my truck without talking and went inside the house. No doubt, it's my fault. I was thinking about the job that I applied for while wondering if I'd get it.
"Would you like some coffee before you go," asked Becky?
She knew that I needed to go home soon.
"Sure, I could really go for some coffee after all the beer I drank this afternoon," I replied.
I gave her a big smile.
"Your folks seem like a nice, friendly bunch. I could see how close they were. Do you think they liked me as well?"
Becky laughed.
"Oh, honey, of course they do. If they didn't approve of you, they would have discouraged me from continuing our relationship a while ago," she chuckled. "They think you're a keeper," she said with a laugh.
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We finished our coffee, and I hit the restroom. I kissed my lovely redheaded girlfriend goodnight and slowly walked to my truck. We blew kisses to each other and as the sun was beginning to set. I pulled out onto the road home.
It was a quiet drive this time, remembering the activities of the day and thinking about what the future held in store for us. In a way, it was good that we didn't have all that much time for sex because I was tired. The important thing was that we got to know more about each other as individuals. After meeting her family, having food and fun together, and after a walk in the woods with nothing distracting us, I now knew more about her family, her upbringing, and how she viewed the world in general.
Not having to guess, in the way that she held me, looked at me, and kissed me, I knew how she felt about me. I could hardly believe how such a lovely woman could have been hiding from the world until we met, of all places, at a country and western dancehall bar. How was it that no one else discovered this wonderful, beautiful, lusty woman?
Even though we were from different worlds it didn't matter. I was falling in love with her. I was from an upper middle-class family in the valley. My father was an engineer, and my mother was a realtor and artist. They would have considered Becky to be from the wrong side of the tracks, which could explain their hesitancy about me dating a hill country girl.
Yet, love doesn't make any distinctions about class, education, race, or money. Rather, our romantic connection was solely based on our mutual respect, attraction, and love for one another. Call it soulmates or destiny, I didn't know which, but it seemed that we were supposed to be together.
In the way that we so easily got along, compatible from the first kiss, it seemed we were perfectly matched for each other. Call it destiny, karma, or kismet? Who knows? The only thing that mattered was that we loved being together and seemed right for each other.
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Becky My Hill Country Redhead, Chapter 6:
Good news and bad news.
Becky and I continued dating. We had amazing sex for several few months. We were getting serious and continuing to grow closer to one another. We were together seeing the sights and having new experiences almost every weekend. One weekend, we visited a little town called Norse, just outside of Clifton. I showed her a little farm where, ironically, my mother's family grew up. She knew more about me than anyone I know, and I knew more about her than anyone she knew.
Except for Alaska, which is bigger than Texas, California, and Montana combined, with Texas the second biggest state in the United States, there's lots to see and do in Texas. We visited several of the local lakes including the largest lake, Lake Waco, which is where I lived. One weekend I took her to the original Six flags over Texas in Arlington between Dallas and Fort Worth, which she had never been to or even seen.
We rode nearly every ride that they had including the huge, wooden, and noisy roller coaster. We got soaked riding the famous Log Flume ride. That was fun, especially since it was such a hot day. The sudden splashing was a relief.
We constantly laughed. We loved our times together. As if we were children in a toy store or an arcade, without actually being in a toy store or an arcade, we continually had fun. Sometimes, when we went somewhere, we checked into a motel and had wild sex all night. I'm sure we soaked many sheets in our travels.
Sometimes, we had wild, animal sex while other times we'd have a slow and passionate session of making love. Sometimes, we'd just stay at her house for the entire weekend and make slow, sensual sex just for our mutual pleasure. The real thing, with me, her steady boyfriend, and her steady girlfriend, we were together almost every weekend as our schedules allowed.
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One Saturday afternoon, when we didn't have anything planned, I received a phone call from Becky. As soon as I heard her voice, she sounded a little odd. She sounded upset. She sounded as if she had been crying. Long before Smartphones gave videos of the person calling, it was difficult to tell her emotions only by her voice.
"What's wrong, Honey," I asked with compassionate understanding?
The first time I heard her cry, I was nervous. I was worried. I hoped that there wasn't something seriously wrong. I don't know what I'd do if something happened to Becky.
"Can you come over right now," she asked?
Her voice trembled as she sniffled. She whimpered while choking back tears. I've never heard her upset. I was as concerned as I was worried. Then, when telling me the real reason for her call, she said something that relieved my worry. I felt better knowing that she was alright.
"I miss you," she said. "I don't know why, but I really need you to hold me in your arms right now. I need you to comfort me. I need you to make me feel loved and safe," she said. "Please come to me. I need you, David."
An involuntary impulse, I checked my watch. Then, without a moment's hesitation, I put on my boots, grabbed my jacket, put my cowboy hat on my head, grabbed the keys, and jumped in my truck. I was ready to go.