Nicola Redux*
Olwen's introduction. This is a work of fiction, dreamed up since joining Literotica and being inspired by lots of very hot kinky stories that I've already read. I don't think I'm a vain person, but I have been self-centered enough to include a character based on myself. She is quite different to me, but I enjoyed putting myself in her shoes. I note that many authors here include a disclaimer that says all characters in the story are 18 or over, and that all sex is consensual. This applies to this serial too. If you like it, please vote and leave comments
*One dictionary definition of 'Redux' is 'to bring back' or 'to bring home safely.'
Chapter Five
When they entered the living room, Kevin's eyes widened in disbelief. He turned to Nicola in confusion.
"What the fuck's going on here?" he asked aggressively. "I go away for a week with work and you break in here and re-arrange everything? Who the fuck do you think you are?"
Nicola tried her best to look puzzled. She turned to the police constable and addressed him, as she had been told to do.
"I'm very sorry, officer," she began. "My ex-husband seems to be drunk or something. I've not re-arranged anything. Since he moved out of this house, this is how the furniture has been arranged. I don't know what else I can say."
"Ex-husband?" shrieked Kevin. "You mad fucking bitch! We're still married, and I fucking well live here ever since I kicked you out of ..."
He clamped his mouth shut, realising that he just might have said too much.
PC Anderson looked at Lynette who nodded for him to carry on with his enquiries.
"Let's start at the beginning, shall we?" he said, looking at both Nicola and then Kevin.
"You say you live here sir, and that you and this lady are married, but not living together. Is that correct?"
"Yes," replied Kevin angrily.
Anderson turned to Nicola.
"And you, madam, you say that you live here, and have done since you and this gentleman got divorced. Is that correct?"
"Yes, officer, that's perfectly correct," replied Nicola politely.
"I always knew she was a frigid bitch," snapped Kevin, "but I didn't realise just how fucking deranged she was as well. The stupid cunt is barking mad!"
"Sir, I must ask you to moderate your language," said PC Anderson. "That sort of language isn't helping at all."
Kevin glared at him.
"So what are you going to do to get this sorted out?" he demanded. "I'm tired after a long week away and I want to go to bed."
PC Anderson looked at Lynette again, this time in desperation. She realised that he'd never been in a situation like this before. Now was the time for her to step in and provide Nicola with the means to prove that Kevin was neither her husband any more, nor did he reside at this address. She cleared her throat.
"It seems to me that we are at an impasse," she said, smiling sweetly. "Unless either of you can provide concrete proof that what you are alleging is true, I'm afraid we will have to log this as a domestic dispute, and you will both have to engage legal help to sort this mess out."
Nicola knew that this was what Lynette was going to say. In fact, the whole scenario was going just as Lynette had said it would. That meant that it was time for Nicola to speak.
"When you say 'concrete proof' would my copy of the divorce settlement and my recent bank statements be sufficient?" Nicola asked innocently. Kevin looked at her in triumph.
"Well that's you fucked, you stupid bitch," he sneered. "We're not divorced and you haven't got the faintest idea where I keep the bank statements."
Nicola ignored this outburst and stood up.
"One moment, Mrs. Moran," cautioned Lynette. "I'll have to accompany you so as to verify that the documents you say you possess are indeed valid. If this goes to court, I need to be able to say that I saw you retrieve them in a legal manner."
She turned to her junior colleague.
"Anderson, stay here and keep an eye on Mr. Moran. I'll accompany Mrs. Moran to get these documents she says she possesses. Any questions?"
"No, Ma'am," he replied respectfully. "You're doing everything by the book, and both Mrs. Moran and I are witnesses to that effect."
"Lead on, Mrs. Moran," instructed Lynette, and Nicola walked towards the door. She almost forgot to say her lines, and Lynette prompted her.
"Where are these documents kept, Mrs. Moran?"
"Oh, they're in the safe in the wardrobe in my bedroom," Nicola replied, blushing as she realised her mistake.
No-one noticed her blush, because Kevin shot to his feet.
"How do you know about my safe, you cunt?" he yelled and raised his hand as if to strike her. PC Anderson sprang into action. He grabbed Kevin's raised arm and twisted it behind his back. Kevin yelled in pain and jerked his head back in a sort of reverse head butt. But the policeman was used to subduing violent offenders, and he merely moved his own head out of the way before slamming Kevin face down onto the floor.
"Beg your pardon, Ma'am," he said calmly. "Should I arrest him?"
"Not yet, constable," replied Lynette, "but if he opens his foul mouth again, you may arrest and caution him. He seems to be having some difficulty breathing with his face jammed into the carpet. Cuff him and put him to sit in that chair. I'll be back shortly with Mrs. Moran."
The two women went out of the living room and as soon as they were out of sight, Nicola turned to Lynette and whispered,
"I'm so sorry. I nearly pissed myself in there, I was so nervous."
Lynette kissed her and Nicola melted into her arms. She took strength from Lynette's steely determination to help her get revenge on Kevin. She realised that since they'd split up, she'd not really thought a great deal about him, but his outburst both outside the house, and indoors made her even more determined to see this plan through.