Sam and Kim
In the Beginning
Sam's a gigolo. Can Kim's love,
transcend the barriers?
Mille Dynamite
© Copyright 2024 by Millie Dynamite
NOTE:
This work contains material not suitable for anyone under eighteen (18) or those of a delicate nature. This is a story and contains descriptive scenes of a graphic, sexual nature. This tale is a work of pure fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously—any resemblance to actual persons, whether living, deceased, real events, or locales, is entirely coincidental.
Chapter One:
What's Love Got to Do with It?
Colorado, 1977
The soft glow of the candles between them flickered across the linen tablecloth. Casting a ballet of light and shadow. The music in the background seemed to beat with Sam Butler's steady heartbeat. His pale blue eyes, usually bright with a confident spark, held a quiet intensity as he watched Kimberly Skye Martindale fiddle with the corner of her napkin. The air in the restaurant hummed with hushed conversations and the clinking of fine China.
And yet their table felt like a secluded world where time slowed.
"Sam, I love you," Kim said, her voice tinged with the soft twang of her Southern upbringing, a delicate strain against the backdrop of murmured dialogue.
He'd been waiting for those words, though they still managed to send a jolt through him like grabbing a life electric wire. Leaning forward, his gaze never wavered from her beautiful face. Sam replied softly with words that were less than perfect.
"Me too, baby doll."
His deep voice resonated with a sincerity that vibrated in her ears. It was more than she'd expected to hear, yet her heart ached for something deeper, something unequivocal.
With her nerves on end, Kim chewed on her lower lip, unsure what to say, as she gazed into Sam's unreadable expression. Her hair cascaded in loose waves of chestnut to her shoulders. She forced a smile, but it didn't quite reach her eyes, filled with longing and a hidden question. She sought solace in Sam's gaze, even as she struggled with conflicting emotions, needing something more from him than a short copout,
'Me too.'
"Rita says you're a gigolo," she blurted out, the words slipping past her guard and tumbling into the space between them.
Sam didn't flinch, bat an eye, or move a muscle. He simply nodded once, the movement slow and deliberate. His face, always so open and readable, closed off as if he had drawn a curtain over his thoughts.
"Is that how you can afford the Trans Am?" Her inquiry pierced the silence, which settled around them, a silence heavy with implications.
Another nod, nothing more. No smile, no cocky quip, no touch. Just the truth laid bare between the newish couple, stark and unembellished.
Kim lowered her gaze to her plate, her appetite lost amidst the swirl of emotions. They continued their meal, each bite tasting of confusion and unspoken questions, an unsatisfying flavor. Their connection, once felt as easy as breathing, now seemed strained—a ponderous tension neither could navigate.
As the minutes dragged on, Kim mechanically went through the motions of dining without conversation. In her mind, she played back the events of the evening. Sam's nonchalant confession was a presence refusing to be ignored. She grappled with the reality of Sam, who he was, and what he did for a living. And how deeply she loved and wanted him wanted to marry him.
The revelation didn't change feelings, didn't change her love; they solidified them with determination. She decided no matter what, she wouldn't let Sam push her away for any reason, least of all this one.
They ate, surrounded by the whispers of other diners. A bland whirlwind of normalcy around their bubble of complexity—until only their uncomfortable silence remained.
Sam feared he'd lost Kim, the only person, the only woman he'd ever loved.
The low hum of conversation outside the restaurant faded away as Sam opened the door to his sleek Trans Am, a silent invitation for what was to come. Anticipation between them crackled. Each step they took away from the public eye drew them nearer to the cliff of their relationship.
"What do you wanna do now?"
Sam's voice, deep and sensuous, rose above a whisper but only just. Yet it commanded her full attention.
"Go to your apartment and get to know each other extremely well," Kim said, her drawl thick with lechery. And the words tumbled out, coated in a boldness that conflicted her innocence.
Unfastening her seatbelt with a deliberate click, she leaned across the console, her lips brushing his cheek in a tender kiss, which promised so much more. Her whispers were like velvet against his ear, intimate confessions of readiness to cross the threshold into womanhood.
Sam's eyes searched hers for an answer. He searched for confirmation of what she wanted. His concern was genuine, contrasting to the man who had nodded so coolly to the truth of his profession only moments before.
"You sure about this, Kim?"
Her response came laced with a tease, a challenge to the truth of his double life.
"Do you ask all your clients that?"
"No, none of them; what's love got to do with a client? You see, Kimberly Skye, what we have here is different. I've fallen head over heels in love with you."
The words hung in her ears, moved through her brain, shot into her heart, weighted with emotion beyond the physical pull between them. Kim's heart swelled, melting into a pool of warmth as she snuggled closer, her body molding to his.
Kimberly lowered her voice to a sultry whisper to tell him a secret meant only for him.
"Much better answer than, 'Me too.' So, see, I made Mommy get me on the pill after our first date. I just knew...you were the one."
A soft sigh escaped Sam. The sound mixed with the rustle of clothing as they settled into an embrace. The world outside the car faded to insignificance. The night ahead held possibilities, Sam and Kim were artists with matching brushes, and a canvas awaited the brushstrokes of their desire.
They exited the car and made their way to Sam's apartment.
The glow from the sea of lights of the city filtered through the sheer curtains. Casting a soft light on Sam's living room as they entered. The plush carpet welcomed them, their bodies sinking into its embrace while the murmurs of the television from upstairs played.
The actors' voices were lost beneath the sultry tones of Al Green crooning from the record player from the apartment below. Kim lay beneath Sam, her delicate frame contrasted by his muscular build, as he slowly peeled away the layers of her clothing with reverent hands.
"Sam," she said. A whisper, her voice trembled with anticipation and something more profound. A raw need kindled over months of stolen glances, fleeting touches, and hushed promises. Her breath hung in her throat when Sam kissed between her breasts, teasing her with his tongue.
"God, Sam...oh, baby...I love you so much," Kim said, panting her words, her body and mind thick with emotion. The room spun around them, a vortex of sensation and sound.
Once the waves of ecstasy receded, leaving Kim relaxed and spent on the floor. Her fingers reached for the hem of Sam's shirt, tugging gently.
"Is that okay?" she asked, seeking permission.
"Anything you want, Kido," Sam said, assuring her, his voice a deep caress sending tremors.
With each piece of fabric she removed, Kim's confidence grew. She paused—inhaled hard as she revealed the prick, the object of her curiosity and carnality. It was him, all of him. Sam, in all his glory—his manhood stood impressive, large, and angry, displaying the animal magnetism both intimidating and enticing her.
"Touch me, Kimber," Sam coaxed, guiding her hand with gentle pressure.
Her fingers encircled him, tentative at first, then with growing assurance as she took him into her mouth. The power of giving such bliss intoxicated Kim, and she committed herself to the task with fervor despite her total inexperience.
"Like that...you're perfect," Sam breathed, his fingers weaving through her hair as he surrendered to the sensations she evoked.
Under his tutelage, she learned the rhythm that drove him wild. The subtle nuances of pressure and pace edged him closer to the brink.