Hi, I'm Olivia, and to paraphrase Huck Finn, "You don't know about me without you have read a story by the name of 'An Unlikely Threesome,' or 'Marie's Continued Schooling'; but that ain't no matter. Those stories was told by Mr. Bill Sullivan, and he told the truth, mainly. There was things which he stretched, but mainly he told the truth."
I thought I would give Bill a break and take up the continuing story of me, Bill and Marie. A fresh perspective and all.
First, a couple of things about Bill which he neglected to tell you. To start with he is wealthy, like "fuck you" wealthy. I don't think he is a billionaire, but not too far from it. He wasn't born to it, he had a normal, middle class job and existence up until his great uncle died and left him a boatload of money. That was Cyril, his grandmother's brother. Cyril was President of the largest railroad in the U.S., and that was back when railroads were pretty important. He was able to amass a ton of railroad stock, and added considerable money to that, maybe through underhanded dealings of various stripes, you know, the way people sometimes get rich. On the other hand, maybe not, since from all Bill tells me Cyril was a pretty good guy; he never married and had no children. He took to Bill when Bill was quite young, kind of like another grandfather. At any rate, when Cy died, Bill inherited a bit over $200 million.
Another thing you should know about Bill, he is smart as hell, and personable. Not the most handsome guy in the world, you wouldn't look at him twice in a crowd, but you wouldn't turn away from him either. He was something of a health nut, and kept himself in trim shape. Bill was 23 when he came into those millions, he invested most of it in real estate, shopping malls, apartment buildings and such. And he turned that original inheritance into a much larger pile. That's Bill's job now, managing all that stuff, though he has a couple of dozen people working for him. We now lived together, with Marie, in the penthouse of a building he owned in a middle sized city on the East coast of the U.S.
I met Bill a few years after he became rich and a year or so after he and Marie, to whom he was married, split up. I was eating dinner with a married girlfriend at a pretty nice restaurant, we were celebrating something or another. There was a guy by himself eating at the table next to ours. Actually, he wasn't eating yet, he had ordered a meal and was waiting for it to come while sipping on a glass of red wine when I noticed him. He kept looking our way, and I wasn't really surprised when he picked up his glass of wine and came to our table.
"I know this could be an imposition, but it really is a bit lonely for me eating here by myself. Is anything more sad than that? So, if you would allow me to join you for dinner, I promise to behave, and I will pick up the tab."
My girlfriend and I looked at each other, each of us thinking, "sure, he must be looking for something more than our company for dinner." But, he did seem nice, and polite, and we were planning on an expensive meal. So, for better or for worse, we invited him to join us.
And it really, really turned out for the better. That meal was a delight, the conversation was great, it was like we were old friends right from the beginning. We laughed a lot, drank a lot of wine, and left together after Bill picked up the $500 plus tab. At some point during the meal, Bill gave us each a business card with his name and phone number. It indicated he did some kind of IT work. In the parking lot, Bill got into an old pickup truck and my girlfriend and I got into our vehicles and we all drove off.
For the next few days, I couldn't stop thinking about that meal we shared. Men found me attractive, I'm not going to get into describing my looks to you, look at Bill's story "an unlikely threesome," he does a pretty good job there. I was not used to being in the company of a single, straight, man for any length of time and not having that man make at least a mild attempt to get into my pants. And yet, there was not even a hint of that during the dinner I shared with Bill.
So, Bill was on my mind and I finally decided to be really forward and call him; I thought I would invent some kind of problem with my desktop computer. I was a little nervous as I held the phone waiting for him to accept the call.
"Hello, this is Bill Sullivan"
"Hi Bill, this is Olivia, from dinner a couple of nights ago, do you remember me?"
"Sure, how are you Olivia?"
"Pretty good, but I'm having problems with my computer, your card says you are an IT guy, I was hoping maybe...."
"Sure, I could come by and have a look. Just give me an address."
So I did and we set a time for the next evening for him to drop by.
Now you should know something about me; I am sexually adventurous, some might say promiscuous. But, although that lifestyle led to a lot of pleasure, it also was beginning to seem rather empty to me; missing something important. I found myself more and more wanting a better relationship with a man (or maybe a woman, more on that later). It was the easy, steady companionship I craved. I noticed a lot of older couples I knew seemed to have that, and I thought, "why not me." But so far, that has escaped me. I had been thinking for awhile now that my approach to sex might have something to do with this; I was the ultimate "fucks on the first date, " girl. And I had always thought; why not, I enjoyed the sex immensely, why deny myself that. But it just seemed that I was hooking up with one asshole after another.
Bottom line: I promised myself I was going to do things differently with Bill. We had only shared a couple of hours over a meal and wine, but that brief time made me think that there were possibilities with him. So, sad to say, no pussy for you, Bill, at least for a while. Now, could I actually hold out? We would see.
I found myself in a bit of a quandary when getting dressed the evening Bill was coming to "fix" my computer (I had loosened the wire that led to the keyboard, so he would have something to fix.) Normally, I would be dressing in my sexiest attire in this kind of situation. But remembering my promise to myself to take it slower this time, I dialed that back considerably. A tight tee shirt and jeans seemed to strike the right balance. I wanted him to be interested, but not to the point of trying to rip off my clothes.
The doorbell rang and I greeted Bill: "Thanks for coming, I have never been good at this computer stuff, I'm really glad you gave me your card."
"Hey, no problem, let me take a look; what are the symptoms?"
"Well, the damn thing starts up but when I try to use the keyboard, nothing; the mouse still works."
"OK, could be a driver issue, where is it?"