Chapter 8 - Tonya's Plan
Lunch with Ginny was very pleasant and downright fun. She had a great sense of humor and only occasionally dropped a somewhat "suggestive" comment. In public, she was indeed a very intelligent, well-spoken, and proper lady. If I hadn't just spent a couple of hours with her and a buddy, naked, doing some relatively kinky things that included my tongue, cock, and fist up her snatch, I would have never suspected her of being anything but a perfect church bake sale lady. I'm sure the people sitting around us had no clue about what we had been doing only about 30 minutes earlier.
After lunch, Ginny left for home with reminders that I should call her. I spent an hour or so hitting a couple of buckets of balls followed by some chipping and putting on the practice green. All efforts that I doubted would make me any better at the stupid game. I got home, feeling just hot and sweaty enough to look legit. I grilled a couple of burgers for Jean and I to eat out on the deck.
The next morning at work, I was happy that Phil hadn't decided to pop in early and replay the events of the previous day. I suspected that he might appear later,, but perhaps by now, he was starting to view me as a regular part of his little group of friends, and that it wasn't necessary to rehash every time that we enjoyed some erotic physical fun. I had a lot to do that day and set out to do it.
Later that morning, I got a phone call from Tonya.
"Hey Matthew," she said cheerily, "are you really busy today or could I stop over sometime after lunch and chat? I'd offer to go out to lunch, but you know how rambunctious I can get when I'm with you after having a drink or two. I have a lot to get done today so it probably wouldn't be wise to ply me with wine. I'd suggest the cafeteria, but I don't think we should be seen there together too often. I'll just stop over to your office on 'official business' if that's ok?"
"Sure," I answered. "How about around three? I don't have anything scheduled after that so we won't be rushed. Is there a problem?"
I wondered if she had something to say about my Sunday fun and games with Phil and Ginny.
"Not at all," she responded. "I've been thinking about the conversation we had the other day about my having a little heart to heart with Jean regarding her private feelings about your marriage. It seemed to me that you were serious about my exploring that for you. Are you still interested?"
"Absolutely," I said. "I'll see you here around three."
A little after three that afternoon, there was a knock on my door jamb and I looked up to see Tonya standing in my doorway.
"Are we still on to talk?" she asked.
"Perfect timing," I said standing and walking toward her. "Do you want a coffee?"
She nodded. We went to the pot across the hall and then back to my office. I shut the door and she slid into the chair in front of my desk.
"How did your little adventure with Ginny go," she asked taking a cautious sip.
"I thought perhaps Phil would have given you a narration along with the video," I said. "Ginny wanted to take a copy with her."
"I figured that," Tonya responded. "Phil offered to run the video, but as I told you before, I'm not as much on watching him in action as he seems to be eager to watch me. It sounded from his comments that it was one hell of a 'round of golf' that you guys had."
We both laughed.
"But," she continued "it was the round of golf thing that gave me the idea for how to set up an opportunity to talk with Jean. I have tickets for this play in two weeks. It's a Sunday matinee at the theater we subscribe to. Normally Phil and I go together to a new production about every month or so. However, I suspect that the play scheduled for that day isn't one that would particularly suit Phil's interest. I thought, you and Phil could schedule some golf, and I'd call Jean to see if she wanted to go to the show with me. We'd have an early dinner afterward, and it would give us time for some wine lubricated girl talk. It would follow naturally given that this play deals with two couples going through some issues in their marriages. Pretty coincidental and convenient don't you think? If she says no, then I can just say that I will go back and put more pressure on Phil to go with me or ask someone else. What do you think? I know Jean likes theater. Do you think she'll go with me even though we aren't exactly everyday chit chat buddies."
"I think she'll do it," I responded. "She loves going to that sort of stuff, and I'm pretty sure she feels close enough to you to love the idea. Will you call her?"
"I'll give her a call tonight," Tonya said. "You just go along with everything. If for some crazy reason she feels like she needs to ask you if it's ok, you know what to say."
That evening after dinner, Tonya called and spoke with Jean about the play. Jean was delighted but wanted to know if I'd be ok with her being out all day. I explained that it would be a perfect day for me to play golf with Phil. All was set. The rest of the week and that weekend, there was no extracurricular activity planned with Tonya because Jean and I were going for a little weekend trip to a place in the mountains about three hours away.
The following week, Phil called me to say that we wouldn't be able to have what he hoped would be a "another Sunday golf threesome" with Ginny because of her issues with Mother Nature. Frankly I was surprised that was something he had on his mind. I was actually expecting to play golf while Tonya and Jean were at the show. As circumstances worked out, that's precisely what was going to happen.
The golf course paired Phil and I up with two strangers. That prevented us from talking freely about anything regarding the discussions between Tonya and Jean after the show. The subject of Tonya's ulterior motive was only hinted at subtly a few times. We did get to talk more freely about it when we decided to say for beer and burgers at the restaurant at the course. Phil pretty much reiterated what Tonya had told me about not forcing Jean into anything she didn't feel comfortable with. I was warned that if I got too aggressive about it, the whole plan may go bust. Basically the ball was in Jean's court, and I should just play dumb. Funny, that was something I never had a problem doing. Apparently it came naturally to me.