"I have waited all of my life for this moment." She was looking me in the eyes, which was hardly surprising, given that her nose was touching my nose. Her hand grasped him gently and she led him to her pussy, her sopping wet pussy. I obliged her by slowly pushing him inside her until we were pubis to pubis. "And let me tell you, it has been worth the wait." Her eyes closed as she caught her breath and her arms tightened their hold on my neck. There was no escaping her now.
I had waited slightly less than she, a matter of hours, ever since she approached me and said, "So you're the infamous Llewellyn Morgan."
"I am, as you have so rightly said, Llewellyn Morgan, but I don't know about the 'infamous' title." As surreptitiously as possible I took in the young lady that stood before me. Her name was Silvanna, and she was one of the bridesmaids at my sister Myf's wedding, the one that I had flown halfway around the world to attend.
No, I am not in Wales, my, our family had left there over a hundred and fifty years ago and settled in Australia. Our parents were proud of their Welsh heritage and tradition, and insisted that traditional family names continue, at least for this generation. I had been searching family records and there was and endless stream of Llewellyns and Myfanwys in each generation as far back as the County records could be traced.
"And you are the equally infamous Silvanna, I have heard so much about you in the past few days."
"All lies." She smiled at me, and in the process improved on her perfection.
"Just as what you have heard about me is all lies." I returned her smile, "If I had done half of what I am supposed to have done, I would not be welcome back here. While I can't admit to having lived a life of monastic celibacy, I certainly didn't put it about as much as you have been led to believe."
"Oh it wasn't the quantity of your conquests that have been spoken of, it was the quality. There are several young ladies in this room right now who have been singing your praises. That you have managed to wriggle out of their clutches without them hating you, is also the matter of some comment."
"As you, yourself have managed to avoid permanent commitment, I understand the the groom and best man were panting after you at one time or other."
"What can I say, I was saving myself for you."
"Oh yeah, pull the other leg, it has bells on it."
"It's true, every word of it. Right from the time that I first met Myf at high school, I have been regaled with tales of her wonderful older brother. You, it would seem, could walk on water, you could do no wrong as far as she was concerned."
"Then how is it that we have never met before today?"
"She was protecting you from me. Even back in the day I had a reputation, undeserved I might add, of being something of a prick tease, we couldn't catch the train home from school without being surrounded by boys, all wanting the same thing, a chance with the girl that their mates were talking about. I was an anachronism, the sure thing that didn't put out. I invented phantom dates to avoid going out with them, this increased my reputation at the same time as deflating the egos of some of the biggest studs around."
"Surely you must have met someone who would have more attractive to you than the myth of me?"
"But you aren't a myth, you are a real live wonderful person, and, in the cold light of sobriety, there was always some little thing that made them less than perfect."
"How do you know that I will not be less than perfect?"
"I have been doing my homework. Every girl that I have spoken with has said the same thing, that they could find no fault in you, and that they were devastated that you avoided them, commitment wise."
"You do realise that I'm only in town for the next couple of days, don't you?"
"Then we had better make the most of the time available. What would your parents think if you didn't go home tonight?"
"I'm a big boy and can look after myself."
"I'm sure you can. Don't go away, I have to mingle, and don't go chatting up some other girl to avoid me. I'll scratch their eyes out."
"I'll try to avoid them."
"Good, and I want to dance with you, at least twenty times."
"I saw you talking to Silvanna, what was that all about?" Myf said to me.
"She has loaded her harpoon gun and has me in her sights."
"I guessed as much, it's all that she has talked about since I told her that you were coming home for the occasion. She even told me that's the reason that she's still single. You're a big boy now, I hope that you go into this with your eyes open, and not get trapped by her enchanting personality. She can, when she wants to, be very enchanting, she even tried it on with Jeremy. I was lucky that he didn't fall for her charms."
This wasn't the impression that I had got from Silvanna, but I let it slide, not wanting to spoil her day for her.
I saw Silvanna heading in my direction, so I grabbed two glasses of bubbly from a hovering waitress and held one out to her as she approached. "You're a mind reader as well as a godsend, how did you know that I was dying of thirst?"
"The fact that you had your hand around your throat and your tongue out was a dead give-away." I took a sip of mine, it definitely wasn't proper champagne, but it wasn't all that bad. She sipped hers and placed her glass on a table.