Dorothy and Emma were wrapped around each other and Dorothy's teeth were greedily guzzling on Emma's vagina. They'd been having a fairly busy session of love-making, enlivened by Emma beating her buttocks quite ferociously with a table-tennis bat: a game they'd only recently started playing. Indeed many of the games they'd play had an air of brutality: involving the insertion of quite painful objects up her vagina and anus, and frequent beatings across the buttocks. Indeed, lovemaking with Emma had become more brutal than making love to a man had ever been. And it was always she who was getting the roughest of it. In bed, it was always Emma who was the dominant partner. Dorothy didn't mind, though. At least it kept the two of them together. She allowed her eyes to wander away from Emma's clitoris towards her face and noticed that Emma's eyes had a far away and distant look in them.
She tried to work out what it was that Emma may have been thinking about. It certainly wasn't sex. Perhaps she was thinking about her daughter. Certainly, Emma's love for Maisie was very touching. Emma and her daughter would return together from the studio, hand in hand, in delightful joy at just being together. Maisie's eyes lit up so brightly when she was with Emma. And Emma's eyes also sparkled in a special way when she was with Maisie.
There was none of that sparkle in Emma's eyes at the moment. Nor did there ever seem to be any sparkle in her eyes when they were together compared to that when Emma was with Maisie. In fact, - and Dorothy pulled her mouth off Emma's crotch at the thought, - the most common expression in her eyes was boredom.
"What's wrong, Dorothy?" asked Emma from above on feeling Dorothy suddenly disengage herself.
"You don't love me at all, do you?" Dorothy accused her suddenly.
"Sorry. What do you mean?"
"It's Maisie you love," Dorothy continued pushing herself back and instinctively covering her breasts from Emma's gaze. "Not me at all. You only come here to see Maisie!"
"That's nonsense," said Emma, but blushed like someone who had just been found out.
"It isn't, you know," Dorothy continued, standing up and putting on her underwear. "You've never loved me, have you? You only started a relationship with me to be able to see Maisie. I hate you!" She suddenly burst into tears and sobbed uncontrollably.