Chapter 01: Darren
Steve. It's Kathleen. The Wife you walked out on three months ago?
Do you remember asking me how many guys had I slept with before we met?
I should have known you wouldn't like the truth but I'd have thought that after five years of marriage, much of it spent 'trying for a baby', you would have been able to cope with my answer.
Was it so terrible that you had to pack your bags and leave?
And all you heard was how many.
Not the where's and when's and who's.
Perhaps you should?
Perhaps you should see every little detail?
I know you read literotica and how much it turns you on.
Well, lets see how turned on you get by my stories?
If the thought of your Wife being with 'all those men' was too much for you, how will you cope with everyone reading them, one by one, on your favourite website?
Remember asking me 'what was it like your first time?'
Well read on.
Enjoy Steve...
Kathleen's Lovers: Chapter One -- Darren
I remember being so excited I felt I like I was about to burst. My Mother had already said if I did well in my A-levels I could go away on holiday to Corfu with Jenny and her friends. My results had arrived -- two B's and a C - better than I'd hoped for and so my Mum said okay!
Until then I had led a pretty sheltered existence. An only child brought up by my Mum who'd had me late in life (my Father left when I was still a baby), I had attended an all-girls Catholic School and had never had a boyfriend.
I was eighteen years old and still waiting for my first kiss, never mind anything else!
It wasn't as if I was unattractive. I had long straight naturally red hair which I thought caught boys' attention but it was more likely my DD boobs they were looking at! I was a bit of a late developer but then, almost overnight, I found myself with these great big boobs, which I then did my best to cover up under baggy sweaters and jumpers.
In sixth form I concentrated on my studies and rarely went out. It wasn't that I didn't fancy boys, it was just that I never seemed to find myself in their company.
I had gone out twice on blind dates with the friends of my friends boyfriend's but nothing had ever happened. Maybe there was something wrong with me.
My best friend Jenny had left School at sixteen and worked in a hair salon in our small Bedfordshire Town. All the girls who worked there went on a week's holiday in the sun every year and, from what Jenny had described the previous year, it sounded great. Sunny beaches, lively nightclubs, lots of fun and, of course, the chance to meet boys! She had asked me to come along too that summer and now thanks to my exam results, I had earned a chance to join them.
My Mum helped me pack and waved me off as Jenny picked me up in a taxi which took us to the airport. There we met the other girls. Most were like us, in their late teens and early twenties but a few were older. One, Karen, a loud tarty-looking brunette, must have been in her late thirties and was very much the 'leader' of the group. Immediately she cracked a joke about the dress I was wearing and that we "weren't going to a garden party!" This got a laugh from the others and my heart sank. I realised how old-fashioned and inappropriate the clothes I had on were and the stuff I had in my suitcase was just as bad. We hadn't even left England and already I felt I'd made a big mistake coming.
It was my first time on an aeroplane and my first time out of the country but instead of enjoying this new adventure, I felt like a silly young schoolgirl tagging along with a much older and more 'with it' crowd. The hotel room I shared with Jenny was lovely and she rushed to unpack and change into fresh clothes for our first night out. I opened my case and looked down on a pile of floral dresses that I knew were totally unsuitable for the clubs we'd be going to.
I picked out the best I could find, a white sleeveless dress that went down almost to my ankles, and went down to the hotel bar where all the girls had arranged to meet.
Karen was there holding court, turned to me and said sarcastically "oh that's lovely" which was followed by a few smirks from the others.
I felt my face redden but tried not to let them see how upset I was. We went out to a bar, then another bar, each one loud and full of young guys and girls all wearing shorts and skimpy tops. Karen had a pot of money we'd all put into and was buying outrageous drinks for all of us to drink -- 'tequila slammers' and 'flaming sambucas' were a few I remember. My only experience of alcohol until that point had been a rare glass of wine in a restaurant with my Mum so this was all new to me. My head started to spin as we went onto more bars and eventually to a nightclub. The heat, the alcohol and the thumping music were starting to get to me.
While the other girls were all up dancing and screaming with laughter, I just wanted to sit down. Then I saw him.
Across the room, a tall guy in his early twenties was looking over at me. He had short dark hair, a fit-looking sun-tanned body and was really good looking. I thought he must be looking at someone else and so I glanced around to see who it was. Nobody was behind me so I looked back and he broke into a grin. 'Wow' I thought to myself and looked down to the floor to hide my blushes.
When I looked up again a moment later he'd gone. My disappointment only lasted a moment as I spotted him walking around the dance floor towards me.
"You okay?" he asked.
"Yes, just a bit hot, you know" not really knowing what to say.
He asked who I was with and I pointed over to the group of girls at the bar. Karen was counting down to another 'back-down-in-one' round of drinks.
"Christ, no wonder you're sitting over here!" he said and we both laughed.
His name was Darren and he was a London Policeman, on holiday with two other Policemen. I remember being quite impressed by this for some reason. In fact I was quite impressed by everything about him.