An Anita Story: TWO WELL KEPT SECRETS July, 2008
Anita and Ron had enjoyed each other's company for over a year. Their relationship grew intellectually, spiritually and romantically and in the romantic department, the openness the two shared regarding needs, wants and fantasy's kept the couple forever smiling, when other couples around them seemed to go in and out of depression and elation.
Both had understood each other's need to stay relatively independent in life. That was at the same time as the development of a growing relationship and dependence on the other person. Their wonderful physical relationship was ended when Ron was appointed as a Guest Lecturer at a European Business School. The two had talked a lot about going as a couple but there were several reasons, Anita's business among them, that made that idea impossible. So, Ron left at the start of the academic year and the couple resolved to maintain their interests from a distance.
Although the two were separated physically, they were in regular, often twice a day, contact through any and all of the wonderful communication devices mankind has invented.
But today it was a reunion. The two had spent so much time talking and sharing ideas and growing together over the past 8 months. They had also spent a lot of time word-smithing about pleasuring each other were missing so much. Ron had arrived back in town late last night and the two had agreed to meet for brunch at her place the next day. Ron was walking up the driveway with flowers, fresh baked muffins and hot coffees. He looked at the new house she had bought about 3 months after he went to Europe and thought how the last year must have been good to Anita.
On the door was a note, "Heh Ron, come on in. I'm in the Studio, down the hall and to the right. ο"
Ron opened the door on to a spacious hall that ran full length through to a view of the lake. Shutting the heavy oak door, he walked down the hall. On his right, sure enough, was a studio that looked west out over the lake. There, seated at a huge table with her sewing machine was Anita, busy creating another one of the fabric art pieces that had been making her more successful in the art world. Anita looked as delicious as the day Ron had last seen her. He walked over to her to drag her in to his arms.