Hopefully, this was published on March 14th, to match the title. I asked, but that's all I can do. If it wasn't, just know that I tried.
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Tonya was cleaning up from supper when she heard the doorbell. She knew Darrel wouldn't be answering it, so she quickly dried her hands and headed to the door. She met her naked husband as he was heading for the bedroom, disappointment clear on his face.
"Let me see who it is, and I'll send them on their way. You'll just have to wait a little bit longer."
That put a bit of a smile on his face, and he continued out of sight before she answered the door.
She was shocked to find her sister sobbing on their doorstep. She couldn't turn her away, especially in her current condition, so she opened the door wider.
Darrel was peeking out from the bedroom, frowning as he realized that the second half of the day's celebration was in rain delay. He figured that they would prefer to be alone, so he got dressed and went out for a jog.
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Tonya held her questions as she led Jordan to their couch, worried she was going to collapse before they got there.
"Now, tell me what's wrong, sis?"
Jordan started crying even harder for a bit, then struggled to explain.
"Chuck wanted to celebrate today's adult holiday, but I was hesitant to agree."
Tonya was shocked. "You've never done that for Chuck before?"
"No!" Jordan suddenly got a surprised look on her face. "Have you done that for Darrel?"
"Of course, and not just once a year either. He really enjoys it, and I couldn't expect him to go down on me if I didn't do that for him."
Jordan turned pale, but Tonya wasn't paying attention, distracted by her thoughts about later with Darrel.
Focusing back on Jordan, Tonya asked, "So what happened? Why did I find you crying on my doorstep?"
"I don't know. I decided to do it, and I told him that I was off to visit the butcher, but when I got home, he just yelled at me and kicked me out of the house."
Tonya couldn't help but stare at her sister, utterly confused.
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"Hold on, Jordan. Back up and tell me everything."
"Well, Chuck really went all out for Valentine's Day this year. Roses, chocolates, new dress, jewelry, carriage ride along the lake, reservations at a fancy restaurant..." There was a huge smile on Jordan's face as she recalled that glorious day. "When we got home, he pampered me and made sweet love to me, completely focused on my enjoyment. Everything was perfect.
"Then, a few days later, he asked if I would be willing to treat him to the men's version of Valentine's. I was confused, but he explained that February 14 was so focused on the women that some men had claimed March 14 for their own adult holiday. I was still a bit confused, so I told him I would think about it.
"I had to do an Internet search just to figure out what he was talking about.
"I knew some guys were into that, but I didn't realize how many of them there were, nor that they had created a national holiday around it. I thought about it long and hard. I was apprehensive, but I love him enough that I decided to go through with it."
She paused, looking a bit sad, while Tonya looked rather disappointed in her sister.
"Do you remember the young guy at the meat counter that always flirts with me?" Jordan couldn't help but blush a bit, thinking about him again. "It was so embarrassing, but I didn't know who else to ask."
Tonya was even more confused, and she couldn't help but interrupt. "What's so embarrassing about asking for help picking out a couple of steaks?"
Jordan tilted her head and looked at her sister with a quizzical expression. "Why would I buy steak for Pi Day?"