Both Sides of The Story - A Couple Describes Their Life Together
Samantha's Story.
My name is Samantha, or Sami, or Sam, depending on who you are and how well you know me.
I am a widow, my husband and middle son died in a car accident 10 years ago. I have 2 living sons, one married with 2 kids and one recently graduated and starting his career in a nearby city.
I work as a legal secretary and office manager at the largest law firm in town. I date when the mood strikes and was never afraid to be the one to ask a guy out. I work out a few times a week as time allows and keep my body in good shape. I am what has been referred to as stacked. Large D-cup breasts blessed with long nipples that are always hard, slim waist, and nice hips. An ass the shows and my pussy has always been very prominent with thick full labia lips and a big clit to match my nipples. I dress appropriately for work and probably a little on the slutty side when I go out. Oh, I am also a natural redhead with the attitude to match.
I met Paul at the wedding of the daughter of one of the law partners at my firm. I only went because I sort of had to and didn't plan on staying at the reception much past the meal and pre-party rituals. I was seated at a table with some couples that I was acquainted with and a nice-looking man around my age that was friendly and, as it turned out, easy to talk with.
Instead of leaving when the party started, we moved a little further away from the music and continued to talk. We did take a few turns on the dance floor when the song seemed appropriate. He was a decent dancer which is hard to find in a guy these days. He told me that he was a CPA and he and his partners had a thriving business. I had heard of his firm through work and their reputation and wondered how I had never met him.
We were still talking when they started taking tables down and stacking chairs. The bride and groom had long since left to start their lives together and most of the friends and family had vacated as well.
I knew that we had a connection and wanted to see more of this guy. We traded numbers and promised that we would talk soon. I really wanted him to kiss me when he walked me to my car and said good night. I was feeling things I hadn't felt in a long time.
Paul's Story.
My name is Paul. My family calls me Pud most of the time.
I am a senior partner in a CPA firm with 2 others and we employ 5 other CPA's, 1 MBA, and 10 accountants.
I have been divorced for 10 years now. I have 3 kids, 2 sons and a daughter that I raised as my own until I found out 11 years ago that my wife had been cheating on me the entire time we were married and as Maury Povich used to say, I am not the father.
I am still involved in their lives and do love them all, but the hurt is still there. The divorce was quick and uncontested. Alimony for 5 years that was mostly just because it was kind of the right thing to do. No child support, she didn't get any of my retirement or investments through my job. The house was sold, and we split the profits, and she took half of the joint checking account. Her boyfriend wasn't interested in becoming a dad to his children even though he was on the hook for child support, and he disappeared. I made sure that the kids didn't want for anything they really needed but it went to them, not their mother.
I met Sam at the wedding of one of my oldest son's long time best friends that spent more time at our house than he did his own. I usually avoided things like this, but this was one that I couldn't, and I was not seeing anyone at the time, so I had to attend stag, which was even worse. I intended to leave as soon as it was appropriate. I was assigned to a table with 3 couples and a single lady that was near my age and to my surprise as easy to look at as she was to talk to.
When the meal was over and the speeches made and the wedding reception rituals done, instead of leaving, we moved to a table away from the music and kept on talking. This woman was stirring feelings that I wasn't ready for. I broke through my usual hangups and asked her to dance a few times then went back to the table to continue talking. By the time they were kicking us out I felt like we knew more about each other than I knew about almost everyone I know.
I walked her to her car and had to resist the urge to take her in my arms and kiss her good night. I settled for a hug and a promise to call soon.
Sam's Move.
Paul was on my mind the rest of the weekend. I hoped he would call on Sunday, but I didn't hear from him.
Monday morning at work I came across the company invite to one of the senior partner's new trophy wife's art show at a small gallery downtown on Thursday night. I thought to myself that it was the perfect non-committal date. I scrunched up my courage and called Paul after lunch.
He picked up on the second ring catching me a little off guard. I was finally able to get my words out and asked if he would like to go with me to the gallery. He told me that he would love to, but he was doing an audit that day and then asked if he could meet me there when he was finished. My disappointment instantly turned to giddiness and the prospect of seeing him again. When I told him the address, he said that he was going to be near there and would see me on Thursday.
The rest of the day went by in a blur. I spent more time thinking about what I was going to wear on Thursday night than concentrating on work. Fortunately, the mistakes I made were minor and caught before they left my office.
Sam's Call.
If I hadn't already committed to helping one of the kids on Sunday, I would have called Sami just to check in and hear her voice. I spent Monday morning distractedly looking at my phone and resisting picking it up. I was trying to come up with the right thing to ask her out to do.