(Author's foreword: John Lennon once said that there is no such thing as original rock-and-roll; that they were all just playing Chuck Berry's music. That says a little about how I feel about this story. This series of stories is based around some concepts and contains some plot constructions similar to a series of stories at literotica.com entitled "Marline Becomes A Slut," by regular contributor Linda_Jean.
Unlike some stories one reads at this site, this series stayed with me, germinated, grew and mutated into something similar, yet different. It soon became part of an increasingly elaborate sex fantasy. In short, it became an obsession, and over the course of about four days, it evolved in my mind pretty much whole, into the story that appears below, and in ensuing episodes.
I give all of the credit for inspiring me to finally sit down, write and submit these stories to Miss Linda Jean, whoever she is and wherever she is. Her grammar may not always be perfect, but she's got the wickedest imagination of any woman I've ever seen, and her stories are always hot. I tip my hat to her.
Jack_Straw)
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PART 1 OF 8
Chapter 1: Julie takes a trip
Julie Jasper bustled about her kitchen making sure her last-minute details were taken care of. Purse, road map, water, keys, and she was all set. She looked over to the table where her children, 14-year-old Brian and 13-year-old Emily, were eating Frosted Flakes, and to her mother-in-law, Maureen, who ate a bagel and drank a cup of coffee.
"OK guys, it's time for Mom to go. Y'all have fun with Gramma," she said. Then she scooped her kids to her side in a big 3-way hug, kissed their foreheads, gave Maureen a hug and turned toward the door. "I should be back Monday afternoon," Julie said as she walked out the door to the van. She glanced at the watch on her wrist, and it said 6:15 that early Friday morning. She backed the van out of the garage, then drove down the long driveway to their street, and away she went. By the time she returned she would be a completely different person.
Julie was nervous and excited about her trip. She was headed from her home in suburban Dallas to Kansas City for her sorority's annual convention. She was very active in her college sorority's alumnae association, and the convention was her one chance a year to get away from the house, away from Glenn, her husband, and the responsibilities of motherhood. It was the one indulgence separate of the marriage that Glenn allowed her in what was otherwise a pretty one-sided marriage. Glenn was an executive for a major oil company in Dallas, and he too was headed out of town, flying to California early this morning to meet with a corporate client, and to play several rounds of golf at Pebble Beach. She could have flown on her trip as well, but Julie hated to fly and drove whenever she could. Being out on the open road always gave her time to think and reflect on life.
Glenn was an excellent provider, but something was missing. Glenn was very self-absorbed and somewhat dense. He was wrapped up in his work, and when he wasn't wrapped up in work, he was wrapped up in sports, especially golf, which he played nearly obsessively. Beyond that, he was a decent man, a solid, conservative fellow, but she wasn't sure she had ever had a lot of passion for him, or him for her. The Jaspers were your average middle-class American family that year in April of 1997, when the events of this story take place, and she was just an average American housewife.
Julie had curly red hair, almost the color of bright, new rust, and she wore it very short in sort of a loose perm. She was a taller than average -- 5-10, maybe 5-11 -- with a lean athletic build, thanks to three workouts at the gym each week and slim, dancer's legs. She had a light tan, courtesy of an early spring with lots of sunshine in Big D, but her skin was fairly light, a sort of peach complexion that belied her years. Her hips weren't particularly wide, but she wasn't bony; her breasts were small, but she wasn't flat, about a 34B. A narrow, but open, face, a slender nose, and big, expressive brown eyes complemented her look.
Everyone who met Julie liked her. She was intelligent, pretty and possessed a quiet, unassuming personality. Problem was, she having trouble getting to know people in her neighborhood. Glenn had been transferred to Dallas the previous summer from Midland, where they had lived for six years. They had lived in a close neighborhood in Midland, but their new home was set back away from the other homes, which were similarly situated. Julie had had difficulty adjusting. She couldn't seem to get in with a group she liked, and the family had still not decided on a church, which had been unheard of before. Glenn was spending a lot of time on the road, and their sex life, never great, had declined to about once a month.
Sex had never been a big part of their lives together anyway, so Julie didn't think she missed it all that much. She and Glenn had met in college, at Baylor, when they were seniors. They had married right after graduation. Julie believed she was the only woman Glenn had ever been with, but she had had two boyfriends in college previously with whom she had been intimate. Well, there had been a third incident, but Julie had tried unsuccessfully to block that event out of her mind. In any case, since meeting Glenn, she had had no other lovers, and had no desire to have any other lovers.
Julie had grown up strait-laced and pure until her teens, and even then, she was pretty straight by the standards of the mid-1970s. She was the only child of a Baptist minister and his wife in a small Texas town, born in 1960. Her folks had called her a miracle, because she came late in their lives, after both were 40. Around the time she was 16, she began to loosen up a little. She started wearing jeans, shorts and t-shirts and listening to pop music. It was a modest rebellion, but it strained relations with her folks for a while.
It was also about that time that she learned a little bit about sex. A friend, Celia Daniels, was spending the night one time, and the subject of boys came up. Her friend made a comment about how one boy made her hot. Puzzled, Julie asked what she meant by, "hot." The friend had then explained how a girl got hot and wet between her legs when she was turned on sexually. That kind of talk always made Julie uncomfortable, but this time her curiosity had won out, and Celia had gone on to explain how a girl could give herself pleasure with her fingers.
Julie had finally changed the subject, but the thought lingered, and eventually she taught herself a mild form of masturbation. At the time, she had thought it was wrong, but about once a month, late at night on or about a full moon, she would always have these sexual dreams and she would have to frig herself for relief. Eventually they became waking sex fantasies, and she would often have to masturbate before she could get to sleep.
Needless to say, however, actually having sex was out of the question for her in high school. She had a reputation to uphold and she didn't want to upset her parents, especially since her dad had gotten sick with cancer. Her looks got her plenty of date offers, but she only had a few boyfriends in high school. Dates who tried anything sexual with her in high school never got a second chance to make that mistake, and eventually word spread that Julie Leary was a cold fish.
That changed some when she went off to Baylor, like a good little Texas Baptist. Although she excelled, academically and socially, it was difficult. Her father rapidly declined her freshman year and died right after Christmas, and money was tight. She was lonely and depressed, and it was then that she met her first "true love," a junior named Paul. They dated most of 1979, through the first semester of her sophomore year. He had been the one to initiate her into sex and had also introduced her to alcohol, something she had thought she'd never touch. But she had discovered that a couple of glasses of wine got her feeling romantic, and she liked the warm feeling it gave her. But her first love had fizzled out. Not long after that, she had met Greg, a senior. Julie thought she was in love with him, and, in fact, had decided to marry him, if he asked. So she had submitted to his sexual advances, and for a while they had had a rather intense affair, including a surreptitious trip to see him that Fourth of July, after he had graduated.
However, by the time she went back to school for her junior year, his ardor had cooled. Finally he had sent her a letter – a letter! – and broke off their relationship. Said he was accepting a job in New York, and he knew she wasn't ready to follow him, blah, blah, blah. Julie was crushed, and angry. What she did next scared her to death, and has a bearing on this story.