Christelle stood at the door of neat little townhouse in Ivanhoe, her stomach full of butterflies. She cut a provocative figure in a deeply scooped white top that revealed the fringes of her white lace bra. This was was matched with an extremely tight sky blue skirt that stretched across her sweet arse. A hint of the top of her white stockings peeped out from under her skirt and it was all completed by monster blue heels. She had a large carry all bag by her side. She was clearly dressed to impress!
"Here goes nothing," she said to herself as she knocked on the door.
There was a muffled sound from inside.
"Won't be a moment!" a voice called from inside.
"Oh my God! Hurry up! I can't stand this!" she thought.
Suddenly the door creaked open a quarter of the way and Greg peered out.
"Hi Greg! It's Christelle," she announced her voice laden with nervousness.
"Hi Christelle," he said with a tinge of anxiety to his voice. "How did you find me?"
"I rang your work and told them I was your cousin from out of town and they told me your address."
"Did they?" he replied in an amused voice.
"Honey is everything OK," came a voice female voice from inside.
Christelle face sunk into sadness.
"Look. If it's a bad time I'll go and give you a ring."
"No. No. It's great to see you. Just a little unexpected," he explained as he opened the door. "Come in and you can tell how you're going."
Christelle glided in on her towering heels, which made her taller than Greg, her carry all in hand.
Standing in the middle of large living area was a curvaceous blond who was wearing an opaque white house coat through which you could just see her black lacy bra and panties.
"Hi Christelle," she said.
"Hi Roxy!" Christelle sparkled.
Greg was stunned!
"You know each other?"
"We do," admitted Roxy.
"Yes I have had the pleasure," agreed Christelle. "In fact it was a great pleasure!"
Greg looked quizzically at the two beautiful women.
"I think I had better explain," began Christelle. "Roxy was working on my flight when I was coming home from Fiji. She could see I was distressed and took care of me. We got talking about the wonderful time I had with you and that I now had to go home and marry somebody I wasn't sure I loved anymore."
"But I didn't realise that the man she was talking about was you!" Roxy interrupted, moving to clse the distance between Greg and herself.
"Anyway. I was so upset I couldn't bear to go home so Roxy suggested I could stay at her flat until I could get my head together. She was very caring and understanding so that one thing led to another and one night we made love."
"You made love?" asked a confused Greg as he looked from one women to another.
"It was beautiful," confirmed Christelle.
"Amazing!" confirmed Roxy.
"Then Roxy had to leave for a four day tour for work and allowed me to stay for another two days during which I rang my Dad. We had a long talk and he agreed that my deep confusion was a sign that I shouldn't marry Paul."
"Wow!" gasped Greg.
"I went home to face the music and Dad supported me when I broke the news to Paul."
"That would've been difficult," observed Roxy.
"Well I thought that was how it was going to be. When we met and I told Paul I couldn't go through with the wedding he wasn't upset at all! 'That's alright' he said."
"What a shit!" said Greg.
"I had been destroying myself for weeks trying to reconcile my feelings and in the end I find he didn't care."
"My God Christie! That's terrible!"