A Brief Recap of Wednesday Evenings With Babs Pt 05
For James, Thanksgiving week FINALLY ends. To his surprise, relief and delight, Babs wastes no time in calling him to arrange their first session in two LONG weeks. And she calls on MONDAY afternoon to boot! Wow! He didn't have to fidget all day Monday and then wallow in uncertainty until Tuesday afternoon!
As he drove to her home Wednesday evening he was so keyed up that at one point he had to pull over and do that 'take a few deep breaths' thing. Upon arrival at her house, an extended hug at the door and a few well-chosen words from Babs work the magic needed to calm him down.
After a slow and steamy 'reunion' in Bab's bed, Babs stuns James with a sleepover invitation for the following Friday night, just two days away. She suggests that if he has them, (which he did) to bring a pair of pajamas, all cotton if possible. James thought he had died and gone to heaven, but somehow he was still alive and kicking.
Clad in those all-cotton pajamas, they spend that Friday evening cuddled up on the sofa, watching TV and making out like two teenagers. At one point Babs 'requested' that he give her a foot massage, and in the process of doing so James finds another fun and erotic use for his hands.
Late in the evening, Babs excuses herself and leaves James sitting alone on the sofa. A few minutes later she returns wearing a red 'teddy' and red 'fuck me' shoes. After making love they fall asleep, spooning.
And then... Well... read on...
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It was two fifteen in the morning. Babs and I had been sleeping so deeply that we had not moved in three hours since we had screwed ourselves to a state of sweet exhaustion. She was really out of it. I didn't drink and still don't, but she had consumed a little red wine. In addition to the sweet taste it gave to our kisses, that vino, combined with us fucking our brains out, had left HER out. Out like a burned-out light bulb. She wasn't exactly snoring, but her breathing had the sound of deep slumber.
Now my piss tank was screaming for relief, and I was going to have to disrupt our beautiful body contact to deal with it.
'Shit!' I thought to myself. 'My goddamn bladder is about to pop. Like it or not I'm going to have to get up and take a piss!
Oh so gently I pulled away from her, and she didn't move a bit. Once our bodies were separated I realized in an instant how wonderful this 'spooning' thing was... and is. Determined not to wake her, I tiptoed to the hall bathroom. Luckily she put a little night light in it so I didn't have to flip on some obnoxious fluorescent tube. To keep the noise down I closed the door, sat down, and let it rip. It was only after the flushing cycle was complete that I opened the door.
As I walked back to the sofa bed another need decided to rear its rude head. I need a drink of water. She had left the vent light over the stove on, and once again I was spared having to blast the den with light from the kitchen. But what cabinet did she use to keep her glasses? I opened one, then another, and finally, the third one, right next to the sink, had the glasses. I picked one out and filled it with water. I didn't immediately close the cabinet door, and as I drank the water I saw something else. It was a 1968 calendar, small enough to hang on a little hook on the back of the door, but big enough that each date on it was in a box where one could put little notes reminders, or something about that day.
What I saw on that calendar changed everything in an instant. It was still on the November page. Except for the week of Thanksgiving, there were different initials in each box for Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays and one of the Fridays. Each day had the same initials for that day.
In the Wednesday box were my initials. I could not have looked at that calendar for more than five seconds but it was as if my brain acted like a camera and instantly captured an image of it. I finished the water and closed the cabinet door, then turned around to see Babs standing in the doorway.
Me: Whoa... you startled me again!
Babs: Everything okay?
Me: Oh, yeah. Sure. Sorry for the middle-of-the-night kitchen raid. I needed a drink of water and I didn't want to disturb you. And, oh yeah take a leak.