Part 1 -- Idle thoughts
Successful, yes, but at what cost? Judith, forty-nine (well fifty really: but not to be admitted for another year or two), sat on the train heading back to her town and her flat, ruminating. She'd finished with the Blackberry, answered the e-mails and was just sitting there thinking, not about work, not about some new plan but about herself, her life. No, not about her career but about herself, her needs, her wants. A partner, children? No, that was not what she had been about. Oh, she had had relationships, even thought once about children, about babies, about having little eyes looking up at her but that had been a passing thing. It had never really worried her, she had not been bothered; letting that side of life pass her by. Her sister, after all, had more than enough kids for both of them and she got pleasure, great pleasure, from themâbut having her own? No, that was not what she had ever particularly wanted. Odd maybe, but that was her. A partner? Well the relationships had not worked out that well; probably it was her. They certainly hadn't lasted. She'd wondered at one time if she was actually gay, a lesbian, but that night when she had almost, and it had been almost, slept, no rather more than that, with another women, had shown her that was not where she was (though she had very nearly been there that night!).
Muddled, confused? No, she was just thinking about her life for a few minÂutes before the Blackberry gave her something else to think about.
Judith had a really good flat, nice clothes (well more than nice) and holiÂdays to die for with her friends -- yes, other women, particularly one woman she had known since forever; and there was no question of a relationship there as her friend had had three husbands already and another one possibly on the way. Well, yes, that was not correct at all, she had the strongest friendship with her based on everything but sex. They were as close as friends could be and that was certainly love, not sexual love but Judith could not see that any other word would do; but it was the closeness of family, of sistersânot lovers. Closer perhaps, in a different way, more real, more openâdifficult to say.
The train had stopped in a station and, the Blackberry silent, Judith had looked out of the window at the figures on the platform. A young girl, ponytail tied severely at the back of her head, tall shoes clicking along the tarmac, long legs moving beneath her black skirt, caught her eyeâa vision of efficiency; just like herself. Judith's eyes moved and she caught sight of a young man, suitÂed, tall, brief case in hand, short hair, also walking along the platform and, she thought, watching the girl. Would they get togetherâwas it just typical male browsing or something more? He had a nice figure though, no fat, good height, worth seeing beneath the suit. Judith was momentarily surprised at herselfâbrowsing indeedâbut the more she thought, the more her idle thoughts lead her in that direction. Yes, towards a bit more browsing, a bit more about playÂing with men; if she was honest with herself that was what was missing from her life. Not relationships but sexâand sex with men.
Judith put on her glasses and glanced again at the Blackberry. No mesÂsages. Men then. But not relationships. So, she wanted them for their bodies, their hardnessâyes that! So, what then did she exactly want? It wasn't going to be particularly their conversational skill or their feminine side (!); and it was not a relationship she was after. It, most certainly, was not a Mr. Right she was after, if she was talking about men. What then did she require? Almost she typed them out as a list on her Blackberry: but perhaps that would be a rather odd list on the company's database.
If she could have men, not a man, what would she be after? Well, what exÂactly was she talking about? Was it just sex and a pleasant evening out into the bargain, one on each arm? Or was she thinking different nights with differÂent men or, if she really was thinking of one on each arm what about one or two walking behind in reserve as well? A night out with four handsome men, dinner, perhaps a show and then her as the centre of attention for four... but the rules would be her's, her pleasure was to be paramount; not some pack rutÂting on her. No, it was very much her fantasy!
The train moved on. Judith thought about supper. She had various ready meals in the freezer and fridge or should she boil some fresh spaghetti and mix it with a little Pesto? Definitely a glass of that cold South African ChardonÂnay in a tall glass. She needed that.
So, if she was in control, her mind drifted back, what would she actually want? What did she like in men? Well it wasn't particularly age. Young would be nice but neither essential nor necessary; good looking and not flabbyâwhy not? Tight little arsesâwell she didn't want flabby but what about hairy? Well, she wanted men, so that suggested a tendency to the hirsute; hair colour and skin colourâvariety is the spice of life; cockâwell what mattered? Big would be nice; a tendency not to premature ejaculation useful; she had not realÂly ever thought about circumcised or not; low hanging ballsâshe rather liked that idea (but when had she ever thought about that before?) and to be a good shooter what? The vision of a fountaining penis came into her mind, hard as iron, swollen purple head looking fit to burst and the semen coming in great jets to run like white lava down the blue veined shaft. Despite being alone, JuÂdith's eyebrows rose. Since when had she been interested in the male organ in such an intimate way and in the amount of semen ejaculated? She was surÂprised at herself, how her thoughts had developed. She was way beyond just men, yes, in her thoughts way beyond men into quite something more! What, then, did she particularly like about sex?
Sex? When had she last engaged... was that the word? Two years, two years! Yes, it must be because... thinking back, that had been all right, a great holiday and most enjoyable. A holiday romance, no that was quite wrong, a holiday fling. It had not really been a romance, oh yes, romance on the surface but sex underneath. Yes, that was when her friend had had to go home unexÂpectedly and left her alone for the last week of the holiday.
Judith looked blankly into the dark through the glass of the train window, thinking back to that holiday and the sex. A jolt of the train brought her back and she looked down the carriage at the people. One man caught her eye, yes she'd like to bed him, but then he looked up and immediately Judith turned back to the window. This was not like her at all, she thought; looking at men inÂdeed rather than working.
Even walking the short distance from her station to her flat, Judith's thoughts kept returning to men and sex. She wished there was a man waiting in her flat for her, even better if he had prepared dinner. Yes, waiting on her as she enjoyed her dinner, pouring her wine. Judith smiled to herself, yes waiting but dressed only the top half of a dinner suit complete with black bow tie. Not of course a clip on tie, it would have to be properly tied. She could imagine herÂself reaching out, as he bent slightly to pour the ice cold Chardonnay into her long tall wine glass, touching his cock with her carefully manicured fingers, tickling it so it rose towards her.
"Will that be all, madam?" he would say in a deep voice as he straightÂened; his cock now standing firm in front of him above those low hanging balls. Judith imagined herself sipping the cool wine, savouring the grape, beÂfore bending and sucking a little on the presented penis.
It was a few flights up to her flat but the lift was not ready at the ground floor so, still thinking, she eschewed the lift, as she tended to do when alone, and made her ways up the stairs.
Her mind was still on the man serving her with wine; she would make him wait before he served her properly; tease him a bit whilst she remained seated but with him standing before her. Why should she not put herself first?
Fumbling in her handbag at the top of the stairs, she drew out her latch key; a cold rush of air alerted her to the landing window behind her being left ajar. An open window was not needed on a cold autumnal evening and a waste of energy. She went to close it but on a whim opened it wide and looked out into the night.