This is the second and final part to Davida's and Dillon's story. Thanks for all the comments, follows and favorites. This story is a byproduct of everyone's support. Hope you enjoy!
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DAVIDA
"Open wide," I hear in the distance. Something hard and smooth presses against my lips. I jolt awake to find Maurice's fat dick in my face.
"What the hell?" I yell, sitting up in bed. I was having the most delicious dream about Dillon licking whipped cream off my tits.
"I just wanted to surprise you, baby," Maurice says, trying to lower the strap of my silk nightie as he strokes his long, semi-hard cock. I slap his hand away.
"You know I don't like surprises." I rise from bed, not at all in the mood for what he's trying to cook up. I slip on my matching pink silk robe, suddenly feeling the need to cover myself up. He's my husband and I've happily given him head on numerous occasions, but something about this feels off.
He frowns. "You're the one who wanted to spice things up. I'm just doing my part."
I was annoyed before. Now, I'm pissed. "If that means forcing your cock down my throat while I'm sleeping, we're like a hundred fucking pages apart."
Maurice is taken aback. I rarely curse. "Haven't had any complaints before," he mumbles, slipping on his pajama bottoms.
Even after this debacle, the sight of Maurice's exquisite form still turns me on. His abs, though softer in his 40s, are a work of art, sculpted in a way that makes his wide shoulders seem broader. The bulge of his hard-on draws my eyes.
I believe Maurice when he says he's never had complaints. His dick could win awards. Fully erect, bulging veins accentuate his cocoa brown cock, which I love to run my tongue along while I'm giving him head. I may even have let him fuck my mouth just now if I wasn't his wife. But he knows better than to try that shit with me.
I have a feeling his actions have something to do with my confession about Dillon. When I divulged my escapades in New Mexico, he asked if I had feelings for the surfer and I hesitated slightly before answering "No." The truth is that my feelings for Dillon are...complicated.
I dream about him most nights and wake up dripping wet between my thighs. But that's lust, not love. How could I be in love with someone thirteen years younger than me?
"I feel like I'm the only one putting in real effort here," Maurice says.
He'd agreed to give up outside relationships and to focus on our own marriage after I returned from California. We've had sex once since then, but there was a spark missing, one I'm not sure we can ever get back.
"I'm sorry, but I'm slammed at work." That's only half the truth. The last time we had sex, he insisted on not wearing a condom and because of my guilt over Dillon, I let him come inside of me. I'm on birth control, but as a doctor I'm more than aware that it's not foolproof. I'd rather avoid sex than admit I may not ever want children with him. "I promise I'll make it up to you."
I dart for the master bathroom, my mind occupied with thoughts of Dillon's arrival and deciding whether or not to see him again. He's got my business card, but it doesn't list my home address and I doubt he'd have the nerve to show up at my workplace. If I don't pick him up at the airport tomorrow, he'll probably just hop on a return flight home.
I strip down and step under the warm spray of the shower head. I do my best thinking in the shower; the water clears my mind. I squirt body wash into my loofa from the dispenser mounted on the tiled wall and soap up my body, the suds creamy and fragrant. Maurice and I have built a life together. We're going through a rough patch, but I can still see a future with him. Dillon is just a fantasy, a hot fling I had during a business trip. Soon our time together can fade into a distant memory.
I shut off the water, my decision made. Hopefully, he won't curse me when he's on his way back to Santa Barbara.
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DILLON
I stand on the curb of the pick-up area like an idiot, shivering in shorts and sandals. It's got to be at least twenty degrees cooler in Santa Fe than my hometown. That alone is enough to dampen my mood, let alone the fact that I've been waiting for a woman who obviously isn't going to show. This is a new low for me.
Serves me right for flying almost a thousand miles to find a married woman who wants nothing to do with me. I've never been stood up. And the fact that it's by someone I may actually love, sharpens the sting of rejection.
A silver sports car pulls up to me and the passenger window slowly lowers. I'm on the verge of moving away from the vehicle when a voice drifts from the open window. "Dude, it's me." I lean down to see my best friend, Johnny, craning his neck toward the passenger side of the car.
"About time," I grumble. The trunk pops open and I toss in my luggage, slamming the lid shut with more force than necessary.
"Easy!" I hear Johnny yell from inside the car.
I grab the handle of the passenger door and am thrown off balance when it opens up instead of out. "Butterfly doors? That's a bit much," I say, sliding into the passenger seat.
"You're in a pissy mood. Must be a while since you got laid."
A car horn honks from behind us. "Try focusing on driving instead of my sex life."
Johnny shakes his head, his shoulder-length blonde hair brushing his shoulders. "I warned you about chasing wedlock pussy. Before you know it, you're sprung and they're going back to their husbands." Aviator sunglasses obscure his eyes, but I catch the amusement in his tone.
"Not in the mood for your shit, dude." Four and a half hours on a stuffy plane has stretched me to my limits. Seeing Davida's smile, holding her in my arms again after seven days of separation, would have made the trip worth it. Now I'm not so sure.
Johnny speeds away from the curb and onto the road to exit the airport. "Just don't bring your bad vibes to my show tomorrow. Some of us don't have the luxury of living on sponsorships and need to actually work for a living."
There is zero malice behind his words. And judging from the new sports car, Johnny is making more than just a living. In only a couple of years, he's gone from selling secondhand snowboards out of the back of his VW van to designing custom ones that sell for thousands of dollars. Moving from Santa Barbara, CA to Taos, NM, a small town 70 miles northwest of Santa Fe, propelled his career as an artist and entrepreneur to new heights.
"At least your livelihood doesn't depend on winning competitions. If I don't place at least second in the West Coast Championships, I can kiss my sponsorships goodbye."
"Yet, another reason why you shouldn't be here."
At times being best friends with someone who knows you better than you know yourself can be indispensable; this isn't one of those times. I know the risk I'm taking by forgoing practice for a few days. But if I don't act, this woman will slip through my fingers like seaweed.
"In three days I'll be back in Santa Barbara, with or without her."
Johnny lowers his designer sunglasses. "Right." He smirks, his blue eyes skeptical.
This is all new to me. I'm a fish out of water, hopelessly trying to breathe. I've never been in love. Surfing has been the primary focus in my life since I was a kid and relationships have naturally come second. Being the best of the best has always been my goal and my performance this past year has put me well within reach of achieving that goal. And yet, here I am, hundreds of miles from home, willing to risk it all to convince a married woman to love me. "I just need to see her. Being separated is causing all the problems."
Three days. If I can't track her down and convince her that we're meant to be together by then, I'll return home and never attempt to contact her again. But I've never been one to settle for failure and don't plan to start with Davida. I need her in my arms - and bed - again, not as some ghost haunting my every waking thought.
"I've never seen you like this over anyone." Johnny has more women in and out of his bed in a month than I do in a year.
"I'm in love with her." It's my first time expressing the sentiment aloud, which surprises even me.
"She won't leave her husband for you. Married cougars like her prey on younger men for a reason. It gives them all the power in the relationship. " The hint of wistfulness in his voice reminds me of his breakdown freshman year of college. I've always suspected he had an affair with our very beautiful - but very married - English literature professor. He'd dropped her class mid-semester rather abruptly, with no explanation. And he's only dated younger women since then.
"She's not a cougar." It sounds more defensive than I meant it to. I take a breath to calm the confusing emotions boiling up to the surface. "Two weeks ago I was happy; getting paid good money to do the thing I love most in the world. Riding the perfect wave is seriously like nirvana and I make money doing it. And then this ridiculously beautiful woman saves my life and makes me realize I never experienced true happiness - until I met her. Davida and I have a connection that goes beyond physical attraction. I know the curves of her body as well as I do the planes of her soul."
"Never took you for a poet." He takes a beat. "You got a plan, Wordsworth?"
"She loves me and I'm going to prove it. That's all the plan I need."
He gives me a sideways glance. "Knowing you, all you've got packed are designer t-shirts and shorts. If you're going to win her over, you'll have to do a lot better than that."
I smile for the first time in a while. Having my best friend in my corner leads me to believe this may not be a completely hopeless pursuit after all.
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DAVIDA