**Hi, Readers! I had a lot of success with "The Christening of the Fire Engine," and writing from the man's point of view. Thank you so much for that and all the great feedback from it! I decided to give it another try from the man's point of view with this story. WARNING: This story has a strong Pagan theme.**
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The full moon shone down on the small clearing behind our house. The gently rushing and tumbling of the creek added to the serene moment. I sat, cross legged, in my kilt in the soft grass. The true tartan weight kept me almost too warm! The sword at my side gleamed in the moonbeams. I rolled up the sleeves of the white V-neck tee shirt. My wife loved my biceps. In her eyes, they were perfect.
My heart raced a bit as I heard soft footsteps behind me. I glanced over my shoulder and smiled at her. She was breathtakingly beautiful. The full moon created almost a halo around her long blond hair. It flowed around her shoulders. Her hazel eyes narrowed with a smile as she curled her luscious pink lips.
Her silver pentagram hung just above her supple 36C breasts. They were very lovely looking in the plunging V-neck of her Renaissance style gown. Black stain ribbons laced up the front of the bodice of the gown. It was royal purple with a velvet black overlay. It flattered her curvy, size 14 hips. She almost appeared to be floating towards me.
I got on my knees and faced her as she caressed my face, feeling my day old stubble. I smiled up at her and said, "My Goddess, your beauty is breath taking and has brought me to my knees." She grinned and giggled, causing her button nose to crinkle all cute like.
Suddenly, she put her hand to her forehead and gasped slightly. "Oh! How could I forget my crown?"
I softly squeezed her hand. "Do not worry. I have an offering for my Moon Goddess," I commented as I handed her a white box of medium size. Her slender fingers loosened the white and silver ribbons to open her gift. I smiled in anticipation of seeing her reaction.
She gasped as she pulled the contents out: a crown of fresh flowers. White and silver roses were weaved by the florist into a circle with baby blue carnations between each rose bud. Baby's Breath sprigs were the perfect accent. Long silver ribbons flowed from the back and would swirl around her hips. She could barely speak, but managed to say, "Oh, this is so beautiful, Patrick."
"If I may be deemed worthy, Goddess, may I rise and place this crown upon your head?" I asked.
She nodded as sh handed me the crown. I stood and placed the crown of flowers on her. I tied the ribbons in a bow, fitting the crown to her head. Before I could react, she turned and kissed my lips, looking deeply into my Emerald Isle green eyes. "Thank you so much," she said.
"A small token, hopefully worth of my Goddess," I whispered close to her ear. her knees became a bit weak and I tightened my grip on her. I led her a few steps away to where her altar was; beautiful, hand laid stones form her place of worship to the Lord and Lady. I should know -- I laid it for her with my bare hands.
On the altar were two silver lit candles. A soft tapestry bearing a pentacle was draped over it. The moonbeams kissed us and the altar. I had orange scented incense lit. The smoke swirled around us. On the altar was a medium sized, cobalt blue glass bottle filled with sweet almond oil.
My wife leaned into me and kissed me hungrily. Her arms wrapped around my neck as she ran her fingers over my brush cut chestnut brown hair. I smiled as I felt her engagement diamond snagged a few strands. Her wedding ring felt chilly against the back of my neck. I slowly ran my hands down her back stopping just above her curvy ass.