Imagine, just after Christmas I got an invitation to attend a christening. It was the christening of my namesake, Gina and Gary's newborn son. Of course I was delighted I would see them again and more so the mother of this newest citizen who I still visualized while beating my meat. I wondered if the pregnancy had changed her appearance much.
Well, soon I would know.
I boarded the plane in Florida in a soft sunset now cooled off from the weather's heat and wended my way north. I arrived in Chicago in a lake affects snowstorm considered to be the season's worst. As I exited the aircraft I could hear the wind blowing and buffeting the walkway we were enclosed in. I was glad I brought a jacket but never having lived north of Virginia except to attend college in New England I was not at all ready for this Nor'easter.
Inside the terminal I spotted Gina but no sign of Gary or the babe. I hailed her, "Hi there, so good to see you again." I winked with a smile. "Married life doesn't seem to have changed you much, not even having a child. You are still slim and sexy."
"Well you would know, wouldn't you?" her eyes sparkled. She looked around grinning, "He's not here. We didn't think bringing the baby out in this weather was a good idea. Is that all you have for a jacket?" I nodded.
I gathered my belongings and we headed for the door. "It looked bad on approach. Is it that bad?" I shiver as she opens the door but I'm not at all ready for the blast that catches me. "Oh God, where is your car?" She points and we trudge into the weather.
At least she has parked in a close by area so we arrive quickly and get inside out of the weather. "Is that all your luggage?" she asked.
"It's all I thought I would need for a few days. The christening is tomorrow, isn't it?"
She nods as she starts the vehicle. "Were you surprised when I named him Jack? You know Gary wanted to call him Edward after his father, but I insisted since you introduced us." she grins, "and you did get in me before he did." she laughs.
"Gary or his father?"
"Jack!" You are terrible. Gary, of course." she chuckles "But his father is a handsome man. You will see him at the christening."
The plows have been through but the drifts are pilling up again on all the thoroughfares with the shifting winds. Even using fog lights and wipers it is near impossible to see much ahead of them. I make a comment. "We have to quit meeting like this in snow storms, my dear Gina."
"Jack, stop that. You know you make me wet when you do that. It's been a long time but it still affects me that way. Do you ever think about it."
I laugh, "It would embarrass you to know the answer to that one."
"You know I almost broke off with him after we had that night in the lodge. It's bothering me now to be so close to you. Perhaps it was a mistake to invite you or even name our child after you." We wait at a red light.
"I'm glad it bothers you too," I wave my hand to catch her attention and let her see the tent in my lap. She jerks ahead and thankfully the light has just changed. "We never did finish that session, did we?" I concluded.
She thinks about what I have said and fights the wheel. "I wish the plows were through here recently." she mutters. "And yes, it does still bother me. I wondered if it would but right from the time you came into the terminal I got wet. Does that do anything for your ego?"
"I don't know about my ego but my cock seems to find it stimulating. Oh Gina, I visualize you when I masturbate even yet. Watch it!" She swerves on a slippery spot and slides into a snowdrift. "Oh damn, are you alright?"
"I'm okay, just shaken." she studies me, "Can you drive?"
"I'm not sure in this weather. Let's pull in for a hot coffee at the next spot." He helps her climb over the console into his lap and she feels the hard object in his pants against her bottom. She turns slightly and their lips meet in a torrid tempest.
Breaking she whispers, "Damn coats and clothes. If we were anywhere else you would be inside me by now and I'd love it." She lifts up a bit and tries to pull her coat up reaching down between her legs to find me. "Damn! It won't work. Let's go for some coffee."
I move her over to the door and slide out from under her to go over the console and take the wheel. I ease it back watching for traffic. Soon we are on our way again and I watch for an open diner or coffee shop. I spot lights and it's an open service station with coffee shop. I pull in and we bail out running inside.
We have the counter to ourselves but have to behave because of customers in two booths. The waitress brings us hot coffee and we settle in to drink it. "Gina, do you want me to go back home? How will we behave if we are living in the same house a few days?"
"You can't go back. What would I tell Gary?" she pouts, "Besides I don't want you to go."
"If we hadn't already crossed the line back in that ski lodge we wouldn't have this dilemma now."
"If you hadn't introduced me to Gary it would be our son we would be celebrating now. I'm pretty sure of that."