February, Seven Months Later. Rewrite
I made far too many basic mistakes. If you are a grammar fetishist please do us both a favour and just do one now, I cant be arsed with your opinion!
I'm dyslexic. I learned to read and write in the Army at the age of 16. grammar wasn't considered essential to read an army technical manual, personally I think its just as irrelevant in a wank story
I do this purely for my own enjoyment
My attempt at an epilogue to George Anderson's ( https://literotica.com/stories/memberpage.php?uid=2336575 ) February Sucks. ( https://literotica.com/s/february-sucks ) My Personal thoughts are it is the most thought provoking story on Literotica. I wish I could write as well as you Mr Anderson.
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It wasn't February it was September. It wasn't at the Madison, Marc LaValliere had repeated his little game there once too often. The hotel next door had to refund one furious, soon to be divorced, husband too many. It was becoming impossible to keep the adverse publicity quiet. The last of the long line of cuckolds was very well connected; his connections had put considerable pressure on the club and hotel owners.
LaValliere had simply taken his game to another club. "The Four Winds". They had no such tie in with any hotel and just to make sure of his hunting ground LaValliere simply bought the place.
Some nights a lot of team members would show up. Whenever it was open, there were a couple of the guys in there. Even on the evenings of a game, a star on the injured reserve or some sort of fan eye-candy would be there. In this town, that ensured the club was always the place to be and had a full house. If you wanted to be there you needed to book well in advance.
Martha was intrigued with LaValliere; she had studded him, knew his likes, his dislikes, loves and hates. She knew his favourite colour, his favourite scent on a woman. She knew all about the darker side of him as well.
She had to admit, Linda, her room mate from collage, was right about him. He was beautiful. He looked as though Michelangelo had carved him from a massive piece of marble. As he entered the club all eyes were on him. As he prowled around his hunting ground you could almost hear the women in the club thinking, pick me, pick me.
He stopped at their table. Looked at Martha, simply nodded at her and said "I hope you enjoy your evening at my club." The four women almost turned green with envy. Martha looked a little embarrassed, then took her partner Cameron's hand.
Seconds later the waiter who served the last round of drink on that table placed another tray on the table with a repeat of the last order. Compliments of Mr Marc LaValliere he announced loudly.
Cameron led Martha onto the dance-floor as the band struck up their first song of the evening, an old Duke Ellington swing number.
That was the one and only dance Cameron had with Martha. Martha looked over toward LaValliere's table, he raised his glass in a toast to her. LaValliere stood, made an obvious signal to the band leader as he strode purposefully over to the group Martha and Cameron were involved with.
I'd like to show your wife how a real dancer controls his partner to that number. He wasn't asking, he was telling Cameron. Cameron stood angrily. Hands and voices from their party held him back. It's only a dance Cameron, let her have a little fun, with the best will in the world your not the best at tripping the light fantastic; let her have a dance without you stomping all over her toes.
It wasn't just one dance though. The band leader went straight into Honeydripper and then a slow number. That was just too much for Cameron he tore himself away from the hands of the women of the group and made his way to the dancing couple.