(Inspired by a roleplay. Thanks to the lady involved!) This is also my first story, please enjoy!
Darren was employed by a company headquartered in Washington. Part of the reason why he was paid so well was due to the unpredictability of his responsibilities both in his native hometown of London in the UK and in Washington respectively.
Though he enjoyed being in London, his beloved, hot brunette wife was waiting for him stateside. Her name was Jillian, the two had met during Jillian's (or Jill, as she preferred) final year at Oxford. Jill was shorter than Darren, but what she lacked for in height she made up for in being a housewife. Jill was by no means a unliberated woman, she just enjoyed the affirmation of keeping her man satisfied. It's why she practiced yoga on an almost daily basis and kept her figure intact. She figured that if she couldn't take care of her body how the hell would she expect Darren to?
Darren was pissed to learn that his flight from Heathrow to Dulles was already delayed by 6 hours. His wife had -- as she usually did, prepared for his arrival knowing his disdain for airplane food as well as his anxiety of turbulence. He passed up a chance to take an earlier flight too, adding to his misery. Because of the delay, Darren was missing out.
When he did finally arrive, it was very early in the morning. Darren was also jetlagged. He found his wife parked and waiting for him.
"Sorry I'm so late, dear." He said, through a tired London accent. Despite having not slept he still gave his wife his full attention, kissing her on her lips as he entered the passenger seat of the car. He fully believed that her Virginia accent was what caused him to fall for her back when they studied in Oxford.
Darren tried hard to keep his eyes open, the least he could do was keep his wife company for the 50 minute drive home. She could see he was tired but before she could insist he slept, the usual flow of traffic slowed to a stop. A traffic accident had occurred just before they set off from the airport, and the police had to block the road. At least, for the time being, Darren and his wife weren't going anywhere.
"Damnit." Said Darren, shifting to make himself more comfortable. He reached to the backseat to grab his coat, he might as wel-