This is a work of fiction, intended for adults only.
Having gotten a little more sleep, I woke up Sunday morning at my usual six-thirty. I lay there for a minute, thinking about the last two days. Angie was quite the puzzle. She is as sexually alive as anyone Iâve ever been with, and then almost in the next minute, she turns into little Miss Priss again. I didnât know if she would come back today, but if she did, I decide we would have to get a few things straight.
That settled I got up. A few years ago my cholesterol had gotten pretty high, so I was forced to start working out to get it down. It kind of turned into a habit, but I guess there are worse ones. I donât work hard enough to get rid of everything forty years has done to me, but thereâs no shed over my tool, maybe just a lean-to. All in all, other then bad knees, Iâm in pretty good shape.
I climbed into some sweats, and taking my gym bag, went to the stairwell, and headed down for the weight room. Once there, I put on my headphones, and started the treadmill up, getting a good pace going listening to the Eagles âThe Long Runâ.
What the hell was I going to do about Angie? Why did I feel the need to do anything about her? I suppose the easiest thing to do would be just to send her back to her husband, and get it over with. I really think it was the control thing that was the issue. When we were together, she seemed to naturally follow wherever I wanted to take her. Give her a few minutes alone, and she started doubting herself, as to what she wanted.
Fuck it; you know this is why I havenât been involved with anyone in so long. Iâve only known her for two days, and itâs already getting to me. Why am I trying to figure this woman out? Jesus, SHE doesnât even know what she wants, and I think Iâm going to figure it out for her in two weeks. To her this was all a little game, for her and Jon to play in the bedroom with the lights off. Then I come along at the right time, or maybe it was the wrong time, when they or he, wanted to see how far things could be pushed.
Well, Iâm glad it was me that had gotten to have her anyway. It had been one hot two days thatâs for sure, I thought as I climbed off the treadmill. I went over to my bag, dropping off the CD player, and grabbed my practice gloves, and went over to the heavy bag in the corner. As I started to put some jabs into the bag, my thoughts turned to the way she looked and moved. The little things you notice when you meet someone new. The way that dark hair moved when she walked. The expressions on her face, when she was cumming, the way her body looked covered in sweat. I suppose there werenât a lot of memories, but the ones there were, were pretty nice.
My eye stinging brought me out of the trance I had been in. I was covered in sweat, and blowing pretty hard. Itâs amazing what a little sexual excitement does for the adrenaline flow. I felt like Iâd just gone ten rounds. Deciding Iâd had enough fun for one day I grabbed my gear and headed for my room, taking the elevator this time. I went in and rinsed off quick, slipped into my trunks and sweats, grabbed a towel and headed back down for a long soak in the hot tub.
Going into the tub room, I shed my sweats, adjusted the temp as high as I could, and cranked up the jets. It wasnât a huge tub but it would fit four people nicely. I lay back in one of the recliner like spots that have jets in all the right places, and closed my eyes. I must have dozed off. My eyes popped open, and I listened. I didnât hear anything, and I didnât bother to get up; I just closed my eyes again thinking I should probably get up soon. All of a sudden I felt a pair of hands on my throat. I guess it was just reflexes, but I grabbed the hands by the wrists and pulled hard. With all the water slashing around, my eyes were blurred, and I couldnât see a thing.
When they cleared I saw Angie come up sputtering and gasping for breath, her dark, wet hair plastered to her face.
âJesus Christ woman, what the hell were you trying to do, give my a heart, or get yourself killed? Shit Angie.â
She was scrubbing the hair from her face, and pushing it behind her shoulders. âI was trying to surprise you,â she said coughing.
âWell you sure as hell did that. What do you think would have happened if youâd landed up against that wall youâre leaning against? You canât just sneak up on someone like that,â I said, more then a little angry. She could have been hurt badly.
The tears started falling. âI just wanted to surprise you,â she blubbered.
It was almost comical, seeing her there. She was up to her neck in water, with her hair either plastered to her face, or floating around her shoulders, her nose running and tears falling.
âWell, I think weâve established that that might not be such a great idea in the future,â I said leaning back against the wall furthest from her.
Angie splashed water on her face, moved forward and dunked her head under. She came up face first, effectively putting all that long, dark hair behind her shoulders, and sat back against the wall. Just then the timer ran out, and the jets shut down. The room filled with silence, as we sat and looked at one another.
I was the first one to give in, and started talking. âI really didnât expect you to come back. Why did you?â
Angie was looking anywhere but at me. âWhen I left, last night, I had no intentions of ever seeing you again. I was so mad. I went home, and Jon wasnât there. I sat there in the dark fuming for over an hour before he came home. I was mad as hell at you, and I took it out on him. I grilled him like a cop; about where heâd been, whom heâd been with, what he thought he was doing going out until after one in the morning. I laid into him for over half an hour. When I was done I stormed up to our room, and locked the door, making him sleep down on the couch.â
âAfter I calmed down, I realized what Iâd done. I changed for bed, and lay there in the dark thinking. Then it hit me, I had just treated my grown husband like a child, and he had let me do it. Here I am, gone out to be with a man Iâd only known for a day, leaving him for an entire weekend, and then I yell at him for staying out late. He stood there looking like a kid that had been caught out after curfew. Jesus, I had treated him like a kid that I had caught out after curfew, and he just stood there and looked like he was going to cry.â
âThen, I thought about you and I. You havenât really given me any choices since we met. My God, I let you take me in a public bar the first night I met you. You told me what you wanted me to do, when you wanted to see me again, what to wear, how to do my hair, and I did it. I went home that night, and told Jon what had happened. I had him bath me, and shave me for you, and the whole time Iâm telling him what you did to me, and what he can expect for the next two weeks. I told him how I had never felt the things I had with you. He was so encouraging and caring, it was like I was talking to a best friend, after a hot date.â
âI lay there in bed thinking for a long time. Somewhere around five in the morning, I got out of bed, showered dressed, threw a few things in a bag, and left. When I went downstairs, there was Jon sleeping peacefully on the couch. I looked at him, and thought about waking him to tell him that I was leaving, but just ended up leaving.â
âOn the way over, I kept trying to figure out what I was going to say to you. When I got here, and went up to your room, there was no one there. I kind of panicked; I had no idea what to do. I went down to the lobby, and asked if you had checked out. They said you hadnât. One of the valets said he had seen someone in the weight room earlier. I went there, and you werenât there. Then I thought about the hot tub. When I looked through the window and saw you there asleep⊠well, you know the rest. I hadnât really planned on being half drowned, I was just trying to surprise you.â
I sat there looking at her. I watched drops of water running from her hair, down her face. She was starting to look a little nervous, probably waiting to see what I had to say. Well, for right now I didnât have anything to say. I was waiting to see how far she would go. I had a good idea of why she was here, but I really wanted to hear her say it. I wanted her, to hear herself say it.
I sat there thinking to myself that this was going to get complicated. Do you really want to get into this? I asked myself. Do you want a relationship with this woman? The way this was going, that is what was going to happen. Even with the little time Iâd spent with Angie, I could tell she was starting to take this more seriously then she had the day before. She sounded more serious. It sounded as though she had done a lot of thinking last night. I was wondering what she was thinking now.
âThe other night in the bar when we met, like I said, I already knew why you were there. I knew that this was just a game for you and your husband to play, to spice things up. I thought it would be nice to have someone here to be with, for my extended stay. When I heard you two talking, I thought that I had found what I was looking for. Iâm not sure when, and Iâm not sure why, but this is starting to get complicated. That coupled with your guilt, every time weâre apart for five minutes, I just donât think we need to subject ourselves to all the pain this is obviously starting to cause you. Maybe it would be in all our best interests, to just end things here and now. You can go home to your husband, and get on with your lives. You can look back on this as a learning experience.â
I paused, and was just looking at her. Her brow was wrinkled, like she was worried, and those pail eyes were staring back at me. Then, when she didnât say anything, I continued. âI was married once a long time ago, and I was hurt pretty bad by the way things turned out. I havenât really trusted anyone since. Well not many women anyway. Since then almost all the female contact that Iâve had, that wasnât work related, has been with pros. I have gone out of my way to not get involved with anyone. I know what a bastard I can be, and thatâs what Iâve been to you. You were just out for a little fun, and excitement, and Iâve been treating you like one of the hookers that I use and walk away from.â
âI didnât get into this to break up any marriages. I donât want to hurt you or anyone else. I thought we could have a good time for the time that Iâll be here, but for some reason it is starting to get away from me. You and Jon have a life together, and I donât want to be the cause for any pain between you two. Iâve been trying to make you into something that you obviously are not. Regardless of the things you said, I donât think you are ready, or really want to give up control of your life to someone that will only be in your life for a short time.â
She wasnât openly crying, but I could see tears running down her cheeks. âSo youâve had a couple of days of fun, and now you want to just send me packing, is that what youâre saying?â
âI think it might be for the best,â I said.
âWhoâs best, yours? So you were hurt by someone a long time ago, and now youâre going to take it out on the rest of the women on the planet? You say you donât want to get involved, and itâs getting complicated, well welcome to the real world. Life is complicated. Maybe not when you bury yourself in your work, and cut yourself off from any kind of emotional commitment, but for the rest of us itâs there.â
âI told you I did a lot of thinking last night. I hadnât realized what my life had become. I may not have given birth to any children, but I found out that I do live with one. I donât know whoâs to blame for that, maybe no one, but I want to change things, even if it is for a short time. I donât know what will happen to my marriage in the future, but what ever it is, it is not something for you to worry about. This is something that Jon has been begging me for, for a long time. He set this up to happen. He even encouraged it. You said it yourself, he wanted this more then I did.â
âIâm not looking for any long term commitment. I want to be with you while youâre here, and then you can go on your merry way. But if you think this is just too much for you to handle, I guess maybe I should just go home to Jon.â