Coach's Cutie - Chapter 6: Two-and-a-Half Fantasies
In my world, Sunday evenings are reserved for getting everything squared away for the week ahead. I'll tidy up my apartment, vacuum all the floors, wipe down the appliances and counters, and even change and wash the sheets on my bed. It's probably overkill and a little OCD, but It's my little routine and I enjoy it. It also means I'll usually try to avoid making any significant plans for Sunday nights, as doing so would obviously interfere with my chores.
Tonight though, I was willing to make an exception. And that's because Maddie is coming over!
You see, a few weeks back, my boyfriend Greg confided in me that he has a huge crush on this girl named Madison, and ever since then I've been obsessed with the idea of the two of them getting together. But Maddie isn't just a student at the high school where Greg teaches, she's also a player on the basketball team that he coaches. And so as you can imagine, even though she is officially 18, it's pretty obvious that Greg's undeniable lust for this girl is constantly at war internally with a very reasonable concern for his career as an educator.
While Greg and I had spent a fair amount of time discussing his feelings for Maddie over the past few weeks, it was always from more of a hypothetical standpoint. Like if we were simply discussing some far-fetched fantasy that wasn't likely to ever come true. But in my mind, everything changed once I got the chance to know Madison a little better. Specifically, once I found out that she's every bit as infatuated with my boyfriend, as he is with her!
I finally confided all of this to Greg last night. I told him about the secret friendship I had started with Maddie, the fact that I confirmed she has the hots for him too, and then just the reiteration of how badly I wanted to watch him eat her out and make sweet love to her petite little body. And granted, there was a huge misunderstanding at first while I tried to confess all of this to him. But in the end, Greg ended up being quite receptive to the idea that something physical could actually happen between the two of them.
And that's why I feel the need to act now, as in tonight. I'm worried that any acceptance that Greg has for potentially exploring something with Maddie is tenuous as best, so I don't want to waste any time in trying to make this fantasy come to fruition.
Maddie's and my budding friendship has been thanks to this adorable corgi named Cassie, who I decided to foster after Maddie's family was forced to give her up. It's a long story, but suffice to say I sent Madison a text this afternoon playfully (manipulatively?) mentioning that I could tell Cassie was missing her, and asked if she'd have any interest in hanging out tonight. She immediately responded that seeing Cassie sounded much more appealing than studying for some physics test she has coming up, and that she'd be by around 7.
With Maddie confirmed in for a rendezvous at my place, the only question left was Greg. While I was pretty confident that he wouldn't completely back out of a meetup at this point, I wasn't sure if it made more sense for him to come over beforehand and be here when Maddie arrived, or for him to plan on coming over after she was already here. I actually decided on the latter, as I figure it would be good for me to have a few minutes with Madison alone, to almost test the waters, so to speak.
You see, not only do I have to worry about Greg panicking and getting cold feet over this whole ordeal, but who knows if Maddie is even going to be interested in it herself. I do know she has a legitimately huge crush on her teacher and coach, but it's still quite a leap to go from having those sorts of feelings, to actually hooking up with a man over twice your own age. Not to mention, being comfortable enough to do it all in front of his weirdo, sex-obsessed girlfriend! :P
So yeah, I definitely want to make a few subtle innuendos to Maddie when she first gets here, just to see if I can pick up on any warning signs that might warrant bailing on this whole escapade before it even begins.
Since I have no idea how late this meetup could potentially go, I make sure to get all of my Sunday evening chores done ahead of time. Being the eternal optimist that I am, I figure it's definitely important to have freshly clean sheets on the bed too, just in case everything goes swimmingly and we all end up in those sheets later tonight.
Once I'm done getting my place ready, I actually sit down to eat a little dinner, but I find that I'm so nervous and excited that I barely have any sort of an appetite! I finish up, get the leftovers into the fridge, and then at 7:02pm I hear a knock at my door. Cassie starts barking excitedly, and as expected, it's Madison. Cassie greets her with a number of jumps and an excessively waggy tail, while Maddie and I exchange hellos.
Maddie (bending over to greet her favorite pup): "Hey there Sweetie. Yes, I missed you! I missed you too!"
Me (as I head over to my kitchen area): "How was your weekend? Do anything fun?"
Maddie (as she sits down with Cassie on my couch): "Not really actually. Like I mentioned in my text, I've had a fair amount of studying to do, so mainly just that."
Me: "Ah yes, I remember those days. I was always the type who would be so anxious about tests, and then in the end I would end up waaaaaaay over studying."
Maddie (chuckling): "Yeah, that's pretty much how I am too. Ha. I guess it's better than not studying at all and failing."
Me (laughing): "Definitely. So can I get you something to drink?"
Maddie (chipper as can be): "Sure, a glass of ice water would be great!"
Me (as I start uncorking a bottle of Trader Joe's Pinot): "I'm actually having a little wine. Would you like some of that instead?"
I'm very curious to see how she responds here as I've never offered her a real drink before.
Maddie (clearly caught off guard): "Oh. Uhhh...."
Me (trying to be chill): "It's not a big deal either way, just thought after a weekend of studying you could use a glass, ha. But maybe you don't ever drink, which obviously is fine too."
Maddie: "Oh, yeah. No, I do drink from time to time with my friends. Nothing crazy though."
Interesting.
Maddie (looking at my glass as I pour it): "Is there any chance you have any white wine though?"
Me: "I do. I have an already opened bottle of Chardonnay in the fridge. Does that work?"
Maddie: "Yeah, sure! I'll take a small glass, if you have some to spare."
Ha, some to spare. At this point, even if I didn't have any white wine, I would've happily run to the grocery store to get some for her. But this is perfect.
I pour Madison a very reasonable glass of the Chardonnay and put the bottle back in the fridge. I join her and Cassie in the living room and sit down in a chair across from the two of them on the couch.
Me (raising my glass to hers): "Cheers!"
Maddie smiles, clinks her glass to mine and then takes her first sip. For whatever reason, she seems to be in an exceptionally good mood tonight, and I love the fact she accepted my offer on the wine. But what happens next though is going to be the real test.
Me: "So I hope it's okay, but I think Coach Greg might stop by in a little bit."
Maddie (chuckling while looking down to acknowledge the glass of wine she's holding): "Oh, ha."
Me: "But I did give him the heads up that you'd probably be here as well."
Maddie (now looking a little confused): "Oh. You're serious? I thought you were just making a joke because of the..."
Maddie (now holding her glass back up to me): "...you know... the wine."
Geez! Why does this keep happening?!? Everybody always thinks I'm bullshitting them when I'm actually telling them the truth! It is something I'm doing?? Is it the way I say things?
Me: "Oh my gosh! No, sorry. Yeah he really might be stopping by."
Me (now pointing at Maddie's wine): "But don't worry about this. He won't care. And besides, he thinks the world of you."
Maddie (after taking another sip): "He does?"
In all honesty, I have no idea if Greg is going to be annoyed that I gave Maddie some wine, but I figure even if he is, he'll be discreet about it and just blame me after the fact.