Hi, everyone again. So after the rip-roaring success of the first sex-story I've ever written I decided to have a crack at an entirely new sex story...ish, this time the story is based on my favourite buddy cop movie.
As such there will be mild spoilers for the film on which this work is loosely based and so I would suggest you watch that first.
Also there's a prelude to this episode first but if you want to start from here you can.
For everyone already familiar with the film, all participating characters in the following works are over 18.
That's it.
Day 0
Expulsion from Paradise
"I didn't ask for this!" Melissa, my wife for the last seven years, yelled at me. She was looking at me with angry tears streaming down her face at the bad news I'd been forced to give her.
"I didn't either!" I shot back. Of course I had no choice in the matter. I was a newly promoted police sergeant. I had to go where they sent me and now I was being sent to Forston, Somerset, in the middle of nowhere, seemingly as punishment for being too damn good at my job and making my fellow colleagues look bad due to my exceptionalism. It was a far cry from the bright lights and entertainment of the big city, but Mel was far from understanding.
"You're clearly not bothered about what it does to us, what this does to our marriage?!" Mel spat back with fury. In truth, she wasn't wrong. We'd been coasting for four years now, the pandemic had just revealed the cracks in our relationship and tore them open. It wasn't that Mel wasn't attractive, she was VERY attractive. Her long straight black hair that slung low to halfway down her back, her big brown eyes that were so dark they were almost like black holes pulling you in, her full yet perky boobs, her squishy biteable ass marked her out as the kind of woman any man would want, but, for months, I didn't, and I couldn't work out why? "You love the FORCE more than you love me! Deny it!"
"That is not true!" I retorted. I did love Mel ...a little ...still, and I didn't love my job at all. It was just what I did to pay the bills. True, I was good at it, remarkably so, but it was just a part of me. My relationship with work was about the same as I had with my kitchen cutlery ...functional.
"We're losing our family, our friends, we're losing everything!" Mel cried. She was still in her work gear of white blouse and black pencil skirt which amplified everything right about her, and she was right about this also. We were losing a hell of a lot and gaining nothing but quiet. The funny thing was that years ago we would have considered this to be our ideal. Just me and her out of the busy city, the two of us, together. I missed those better days and the people that we were, rather than what we had become.
"Look, let's think about this logically. You can work from home, there's less money you'll have to spend on the commute, the promotion is more money for me, there's a cottage that comes with the job and I believe it's won village of the year ...so many times the residents have lost count," I state, giving her the same spiel the guys in command gave me. Mel was still crying but this seemed to calm her down.
"I'm gonna need a week to get things sorted here," Mel replied, wiping away a tear.
"Thank you," I replied, moving to give her a hug and being met with a stern rebuttal as she exited the room. I watched her leave, her ass moving side to side as she walked away like a model, but rather than feeling hot and bothered I just felt ...nothing. We could try again in Forston, but it would be like applying a band aid to a broken neck. I went over to my bedside table and picked up the other big thing whose opinion I valued in life, my magic eight-ball and asked what was on my mind.
"Are Mel and I gonna make it?" I queried and shook it furiously, the waters settling before a new triangular shape appeared and stared back at me.
Cannot predict right now
Christ! Even the eight ball had little good news for me. It looked like we were done, and nothing could change that.
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8 years earlier
The breeze took the edge off the summer heat and made soaking the rays more bearable. We would probably still burn a little but I didn't care. I'd brought Mel out here on a summer picnic in the middle of nowhere for one reason only, to ask her to marry me. My nerves were kicking in a little as we lay on the big tartan blanket that was a gift from her mum. The food had largely gone and we'd already demolished the first bottle of red. Mel was led on the blanket, but resting on one elbow, she had a lustful look in her eyes, her crop-top looked like it was struggling to hold her in, her low slung jeans gripping her hips in exactly the same way I wanted to. I kept telling myself the time wasn't right but eventually I knew I was just procrastinating for the sake of it. I should just get on with it and propose.
"There's some dessert in the hamper, I'll go grab it," I said, as I made a move, before Mel grabbed me by the lapels on my short sleeve shirt and pulled me on top of her.
I'd rather just grab you!" Mel stated as she kissed me, her hands quickly moving underneath my shirt. I was sorely tempted to let this happen, but I knew this was the moment. I removed myself from her, reached into the hamper and brought out an ice cream tub, opened it up, and removed the ring case.