Chapter 9: Anna and Olivia Seduce a Girl from the Cafe
David lifted me up on all fours and took me from behind that night. It wasn't my favorite position, but I didn't want to see his face while he fucked me. The guilt of last night made it impossible. I longed for Olivia, her way of pleasuring me, her mysterious charisma...her ability to exhibit control.
I wanted more.
I heard David groan, then his cock spasmed inside me. I faked an orgasm then collapsed on the bed. He fell next to me.
"How was it, baby," he whispered, while trying to catch his breath.
"Wonderful...as always," I said then kissed his forehead. He kissed me on the mouth, then I rolled over and drifted off to sleep thinking about Olivia.
Sun poured in through the windows signaling it was time to wake up. David's side of the bed was empty. I climbed out of bed and stumbled into the kitchen to make coffee. I had pulled on a pair of light blue panties and a white ribbed tank top sometime during the middle of the night. David was sitting at the kitchen table and seemed to be staring at my tits.
"It's a little cold in here, isn't it?" he asked with a sly grin.
I looked down at my hardened nipples pushing out through the thin cloth of my tank top. "Oh, shut up." I fake-slapped him.
He ducked and let out a phony laugh.
I went over to the counter and started to make the coffee. While the coffee was brewing, I grabbed my phone and saw that I had a message. It was from Olivia. She asked me if I wanted to join her for lunch at a cafรฉ downtown today. I was ecstatic.
"Hey David, you remember that woman, Olivia, I met on the plane, and we exchanged contact information?
"Yeah."
"Well, she just texted me and asked if I wanted to meet her for lunch, do you mind?"
"No, that's fine."
"You sound like you're not totally okay with it. Is there something you wanted to do together today?"
"No, nothing specific."
"Are you sure."
"No, go ahead." He didn't sound very convincing.
"Okay," I replied, probably sounding equally unconvincing.
"Listen, Anna. It's just that it would be nice to spend some more time together though. I mean with your travel and all it seems like I hardly get to see you need anymore. When we do stuff on weekends, it is usually together with our friends, which is nice, but not the same when it is just you and I."
"I'm sorry, babe, I guess it's so easy to get caught up in life and all the obligations that come with it. Most weekends I want something that gives me an escape from my humdrum life."
Oh my god, what did I just say?
"So, you're bored with your life. Does that also mean you're bored with me? Our life together?"
"That's not what I said."
"That's exactly what you just said."
"Listen, David. I hate my fucking job, I hate the travel, I hate all the boring, uninspiring people I have to deal with. I'm not interested in property market valuation or fucking risk analysis any more than I am with your goddam vinyl record collection and all the fucking has-been bands that you listen to."
"Pull yourself together will you! What did I do? How is this about me all of a sudden?"
I sat down next to him and grabbed his arm. "Oh god, I'm sorry I said that." I pulled him close and continued, "I'm just under a lot of stress right now, I'm sorry."
"Anna, okay. It'll be alright. Just settle down."
"I think I need to get out today."
"Sure. I understand. It's cool if you meet Olivia for lunch. If you need that, it's fine. Let's do something tonight then. Okay?"
"That sounds great. Thanks," I replied then kissed him.
I ran into the bedroom to get dressed. I picked up my phone and texted Olivia back:
Me:
Sounds great! Where shall we meet and what time?
Olivia:
Awesome! How about at Kafemagasinet on Tredje Lรฅnggatan at 1230?
The thing about having an affair with another woman was you never had to worry about being seen in public. For all anyone knew, we were just two friends catching up.
I saw her standing just inside the door of Kafemagasinet waiting for me. As soon as she saw me, her face lit up with a smile. "So nice to see you," she embraced me with a warm hug.
Her hair smelled like it had just been washed. It radiated a spicy, exotic scent, I couldn't exactly identify it, but I found it very pleasant.
"Yes, me too," I replied, breathing in her essence.
"Let's order something, shall we?" she said, leading us inside.
We were greeted by a thin girl, 20-ish, with braided blonde hair pulled back exposing a shy face who showed us to a table in the corner. It would have been great to sit by the window, but the place was pretty crowded, and I was happy we could get seated right away.
The blonde then handed us two menus with an insecure smile, like she was intimidated by us or something. She kind of reminded me of Nelly.
Olivia looked at the menu briefly then said, "I know what I want right away, the roasted red beet salad with honey vinaigrette dressing with a French Roast coffee, please."
"You must come here often, it seems," I remarked.
"Pretty often. Once you find something you like, stick with it, is what I always say."
"Sounds like good advice," I replied.
"But take your time, please," Olivia said.
"Hmm, the beet salad looks good, I'll go with that," I said looking up at our waitress. She was a cutie pie. I tried to imagine her sucking a cock.
She registered the order on a greasy digital tablet with long thin fingers. I took note of her silver thumb rings and Bottega Veneta leather wristbandโdead giveaways that she was one of those wannabe hipstersโsince real bohemians generally had an aversion to anything bourgeois.
"Okay, perfect, two red beet salads," she said while looking down at us. From the small rectangular piece of plastic pinned to her white shirt, I could see that her name was Jenny.
"Oh, but instead of a coffee, I'll have a lemon tea, please," I interjected.
She smiled, then danced her fingers around the smudged surface of the tablet.
"I'll come back with your tea and coffee right away, but the salads will take a few minutes."
"Perfect," Olivia replied while smiling at her. Oliva had used the word
perfect
almost as if she were mocking her. Jenny held Olivia's gaze for a moment, then turned around and left.
"I'm so glad you texted me this morning," I started.
"Good, I'm glad. I wanted to see you again. Hope I didn't spoil any plans you might have had today."
"No, not really. We didn't have anything special planned for today."
So far, not a mention of last night, as if it never happened. It was uncomfortable knowing that neither one of us was acknowledging it.
Our shy waitress came with our drinks. After setting them down, Olivia said, "Thanks, Jenny," then dismissed her with a smile.