This story developed from a dinner conversation where we discussed writing an erotic story based around a travelogue. It has also been based loosely around a weekend that I experienced many years ago. I hope you enjoy it and I would love constructive comment.
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It was nine o'clock when I arrived at the marina car par. Bobbin Head is a spectacular area perched on the bank of Cowan Creek, a deep waterway that flows down through a spectacular valley into Pittwater and Broken Bay. My lifelong friends Simon and his wife of four years Simone, had invited me on the weekend so that I could use my vast boating experience to take them cruising in their rented vessel. In return they promised to have a blind date for me.
Now I had known Simon and Simone since kindergarten, our parents had houses in the same street and we were inseparable. Our parents were very well shod so there were no money problems. When we left university Simone commenced working as a Primary School teacher whilst Simon and I set up a very successful computer technology business.
Grabbing a backpack and ice box, I walked down to the wharf, to what appeared a well-appointed forty foot cabin cruiser with a flying bridge. Stepping aboard, I made my way to a door into the main saloon. As I approached, I was met by a woman with a startlingly beautiful face, and burning eyes; she came towards me from the darkness into the light of the doorway. I saw for the first time the most beautiful woman on earth. We stopped, starring at each other; I was captivated, looking into those sable eyes like wet marbles gleaming behind canopies of thick dark lashes. I was totally smitten and I hoped we had a future. I just had to get to know her. My daydream was interrupted by the woman introducing herself as Anita. I held out my hand introducing myself and we stood there, holding hands, staring. Looking at Anita I thought that I could see a troubled expression, but then she smiled saying that it was great to meet me. Taking my backpack she led me into the galley where we placed the contents of my ice box into the fridge. She then took my bag down to a cabin.
At that moment Simon entered from the foredeck and we started to discuss the weekend and where we were going. I reported that the weather was supposed to be very hot but fine, although we may come on a stiff nor-easter in Broken Bay; if that's the case I suggested we put back into Cowan Creek and go to an isolated beach that I know. Simon brightened up saying that there was a blues band playing at the pub in Refuge Bay later that evening. Agreeing to our itinerary I climbed onto the bridge and prepared to get under way.
I was cruising carefully through the kaleidoscope of boats that were beads of bright color against the dark backdrop of the steep valley, when Anita slipped into the seat next to me. I saw that she had changed into a very brief yellow bikini. She said nothing as I worked my way through the fleet into the open water. On entering the main channel I glanced over at Anita; noticing her long dark brown hair framing her face with pointed chin and dark eyes. She was not tall being about five foot six with small perky breasts and wide hips. She would have been about 165 pounds and deeply tanned. "So where about in America are you from and what brought you to Australia?" I asked.
She replied in a quiet soft accent. "I am not from America, I am Canadian and I was born in Edmonton. I was the only child and my parents were very wealthy and ridiculously religious and very strict. Although I was sent to a Catholic Girls High School and did well in my grades I had an unhappy childhood. Even after leaving school and enrolling at university I was under my parents yoke. One Sunday evening arriving back at my digs I told my roommate about my parent's. At the time I did not know she was lesbian but I had heard rumors. Comforting me, she kissed me and before I knew it we were on my bed making hot steamy love."
"This may sound surprising but I had thought that I may be bisexual from my days at school. I used to have strange fantasies about one of my girlfriends. Tiffany and I were lovers throughout university, and when we left I was given a job teaching at a primary school in Vancouver. As soon as my contract period was concluded I made application to immigrate to Australia."
I was amazed at her story and the hardship that she had obviously undergone and was transfixed by her soft sing song dialogue. "How long have you been out here?"
"Nine months. I made application to teach at a school in Australia. I was sent to the same Primary School that Simone teaches at. That is how I got to know them."
"Do you like it out here?
"Oh yes it is a beautiful country and the people are so friendly. I love the climate, it is so warm after the climate of Canada, although I found the heat of summer a bit daunting at first, but now that I am acclimatised I have grown to love it as you can observe from my tan. Teachers are better paid over here and prices are comparable."
"I have known Simon and Simone since we were in kindergarten we are lifelong friends."
"Yes Simone told me when she invited me on this weekend. To be honest I was a bit hesitant at first because I had never been out with a man before. Simone said that of all the men she knew you were the most open, most considerate and that I could trust you emphatically. When I first saw you come through the door I felt a sort of charge, almost like an electric shock. Oh God what have I said?"
"I smiled and said, "Don't worry about it I won't tell if you don't."
"I don't understand what is happening and yet I do know that I can talk to you with confidence. I know that you realize that Simone is bi. She and I have an itinerant relationship going and it was on one of these weekends that she convinced me to come along. "
By this time we had arrived at the entrance to Broken Bay. As I had suggested there was a stiff nor-easter blowing and the water changed from flat calm to a grey windswept sea. The waves, with white spume blowing off were sweeping across the bay in front of the wind. The boat responded, starting to buck and roll into the sea throwing spray over the foredeck. Turning up into the Hawkesbury River we started to roll badly against the violence of the sea. Simon came onto the bridge and we both agreed to put back into Refuge Bay. I suggested that we anchor off the pub and take the boat to the beach.
When we arrived Simone and Simon went to change, leaving Anita and me in the saloon. Sidling up to me she said "let's stay here; we really need to talk further." After the boat had left we grabbed a bottle of bubbly on the way and settled in the saloon, Anita sitting opposite me in a comfortable chair her blazing eyes staring unabashed into mine. We sat there for some minutes just looking into each others eyes until Anita spoke. "I am glad I came on this weekend. I almost didn't and then I would never have met you. So you work with Simon is that right?"
"Yes Anita, four years ago Simon and I set up Gondwana Computer Technology. We represent a number of computer manufactures and also service computers as well as set up and design computing networks for businesses. It has been very good to us and we are now employing 200 people nationwide."
"WOW that is amazing well done I am impressed. So Simon married Simone at the time you set up your business?"