New Thing
Loving Wives Story

New Thing

by Eightythousandeightyfive 17 min read 4.1 (12,000 views)
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Trudy took the cup of coffee from the barista with a smile as false as her desire to drink it.

Sill not Kristy.

She sighed and fished out a handful of bills from her purse to place on the table next to the untouched drink. "She's not coming back here. Four months of throwing money away is enough to get through even my stupid, stupid head."

"You could order something else, you know. You hate coffee, I get it, but they do have a bit of a menu beyond that."

Trudy looked up at her tablemate and gave a small, rueful grin. "Kristy was the coffee maestro here. I don't...

didn't

... want to take the chance that she wouldn't make an appearance if I didn't order..." She shrugged. "Fine. You're right. I didn't call myself

stupid

for no reason, you know."

"Hmph. I still say you're too hard on yourself... but then again, I'm biased." The look in Ava's eyes shifted subtly then, morphing from sympathetic to simmering in a blink, and she began running one finger along the low neck of her thin, pink and white sundress. "And if you are stupid, then it's a good thing I find dunce caps sexy as all hell."

"Dunce caps?" Trudy forgot her doldrums for a heartbeat and actually gave an honest grin. "No fair. You know I have a weakness for bad humor."

"Yeah? How weak?"

Without warning, Ava hooked her finger over the edge of her dress and pulled, freeing one of her olive-hued breasts. It was made easy because she was braless, but then again, she was always braless. That bit of undergarment wasn't exactly necessary for a woman of Ava's... streamlined form. Still, the beauty on display wasn't diminished in the slightest by a lack of excess flesh, if Trudy's suddenly dry mouth was any indication.

Perfect... just perfect.

An inward evaluation which was contrasted by the outward response of, "Jesus! Babe... what the fuck?"

Ava's mischievous smile became downright evil then. "If you're giving up on your quest for your first lesbian lover... then, before you call it quits on the place, how 'bout you give the full tour to your second?"

"Full tour?"

"

Full.

"

The door to the back-hall lavatory crashed open for what had to have been the thousandth time in its existence as the two women plowed into it, lips feasting on each other and hands tearing at buttons and zippers like they were suffering from heat stroke. Trudy, even after all these weeks, still couldn't stifle the wave of guilt that washed over her, but that didn't stop her from running her hand up her neighbor's bare thigh and under her short skirt. Gasping with delight into the petite woman's mouth, she expressed her appreciation that Ava had decided to forego

both

forms of underwear that day, and proceeded to plunge no less than three fingers into the gushing, easily accessed vagina.

"Yes, yessss..." Ava shuddered and latched her mouth tight to the skin of her blonde lover's neck, sucking hard enough to leave a hickey. The woman enjoyed that, the marking of her friend, so much so that Trudy was beginning to get a reputation at her office for having an unhealthy obsession with turtlenecks. Right then, it was a reputation that Trudy didn't care a whit for as long as she could have moments like this; the unfettered freedom of lust and abandon that lit a fire in her like she'd never known.

"Come for me, you little slut." The busty blonde used her free hand to shove Ava's head down, pressing it to the boob that Ava, at some point, had managed to free from both her top and her bra. "Come for me like a good bitch." She curled the fingers down below even while pressing her mate's face harder into her swaying breast-meat.

"Mmm... mmmph...!" Ava, always quick to jump on the climax express, was muffling her screams with her friend's tit while she suckled like there was no tomorrow. After a second of this, though, she pulled back and looked her lover in the eyes. "I'm gonna ride you like a goddamned—"

"Not a fucking chance."

Both women turned to stare in abject mortification at the kid in the doorway, who was staring right back without an ounce of embarrassment. Trudy was the first to recover, laughing lightly like it was all a big joke. "Wow, uh... heh. We... we like to, um, switch clothes sometimes. Because we're friends, and friends..."

"Friends do that. Sure thing. Hell, just today my buddy came in and swiped my panties because she was cold." The bistro employee—the one who'd brought Trudy her coffee, no less—tapped her foot impatiently. "Ladies, put all of

this,

" she waved a hand up and down their half-bared bodies, "away. And just so you know, starting tomorrow, people are gonna need a key from the counter to get in here." She shook her head. "The boss finally listened to me about what a magnet this room is for perverts."

Really nothing to say to that, so neither woman tried. Instead, they, with ten times the sheepishness either had ever experienced, stuffed all their bits back and shuffled away from the restroom, both so beet-red that they looked like walking bonfires on their way out. Escorted by their twenty-something warden, of course.

Near the door, the young woman who'd caught them suddenly chuckled to herself like she'd heard a joke. "Gotta tell Kris she was right when she called the place

Cougar-nip.

"

"Kris?" Trudy whirled around and took the kid's shoulders in both hands, levelling as serious a gaze as she could muster. "You mean Kristy? You know where she is?"

"Uh..."

"You have to give her a message from me. Tell her that I... that Trudy..." She paused, ordering her thoughts. "Tell her that I need to speak with her. That... that I'm begging." She closed her eyes. "Tell her she did nothing wrong. Tell her it was all me. Every last bit." She squeezed her eyes shut, and her voice lost all vim. "Please."

The girl just nodded, unable to quickly process the complete one-eighty that the mature exhibitionist had undergone. Satisfied enough by that, Trudy nodded herself and then left with Ava, the two women walking hand-in-hand, hanging on to each other in place of their vanished dignity.

It was a long drive home.

__________

"Trude... I think..." Ava leaned forward in the passenger seat of Trudy's little coup, eyes narrowed. "I swear I saw someone moving around in your house."

"Kristy!" Trudy gasped out the name, elated. "Her friend must have called her, and she was nearby!" She threw the car into park in Ava's driveway, as she'd done countless times recently since she now lived there in all ways but on paper.

"Trudy..." Ava looked wary. "That doesn't make sense. I don't think... wait!"

The blonde heard almost none of that last bit, as she was out of the car and jogging over to her home—her abandoned home in nearly every sense of the word—with the overweening tunnel vision of someone desperate for at least a fraction of the forgiveness she yearned for.

I can fix it with Kristy. I can. I can make it better, even if she's the only one I can find...

Trudy was through the door and into the house before she managed to speak. "Kris? Kristy! Is that you? Look, I meant what I said to your friend, meant it from the bottom of my heart. I'm so, so sorry for... oh." Trudy stopped dead as a figure emerged from the back corridor leading to the bedrooms. "Oh holy shit."

"Hey." Jon scratched at his new, short beard awkwardly, his voice flat and emotionless. "Thought we'd be gone without you spotting...

ooph!

"

Jon's grunt of surprise, even his words, registered with Trudy as little as Ava's warning had a minute before. All she knew was that her husband—the man who disappeared so thoroughly that not even his mother and brother knew where he'd gone—was back. He was back, and he was in her arms again.

"Jon... Jon... oh my god, oh my god... you, you're here..." Her arms went even tighter as she soaked his shirt, the tears streaming from her having nowhere else to go with her face pressed so hard into his broad chest. "I can't believe... you were... you didn't..."

"Gertrude. You're hurting me."

Reality hit Trudy then, and it hit

hard.

The woman, wife, cheater, liar, stepped back, eyes wide. In all her imaginings, all her envisioning of how this moment would go when...

if...

she ever saw her husband again, she never even considered that he would be dealing with her like she was a... a... casual acquaintance. Someone who, by the tone of his voice, meant

nothing

to him any longer.

"Fuck. Fuck. You... you know." Not a question, and Trudy saw the confirmation immediately in his haunted stare. "Oh god, you

saw

." That was it. That one, singular look from him brought home everything she'd been refusing to acknowledge for months. Every fairytale she'd been telling herself; that he was more messed up by Kristy than he'd let on... that he just needed time... it was all torn away in a second.

The next second? That was the one Trudy used to get the hell out of there.

__________

Jon didn't want this. He'd never wanted any of this. After...

that day...

he'd given up. He wasn't proud of that in the slightest, but all that had been in him in that moment was a compulsion—burning need, in truth—to get out. To leave that place and the woman who'd, apparently, been playing pretend with him all his adult life.

He'd never planned on coming back to this house, but, to be fair, he really hadn't planned on much of anything, so it shouldn't have been a surprise that this one fell through, forcing him back to the scene of the worst moment he could remember. Well, next door to the scene, to be nitpicky. Close enough.

Close enough that Jon's wife—legally speaking—could find him quickly... and just as quickly turn tail and run because he couldn't hide that he wasn't the same man she had known, thereby revealing that she had been quite obviously been playing pretend with

herself

too. He'd expected pretty much that, which was why he'd tried to be as clandestine as possible in coming back here for what he needed. In and out without anyone the wiser. If he was being honest with himself, he at least half-expected he'd be failing there too... and the blonde streak retreating from him illustrated his predictive skills.

What he didn't expect was the brunette streak coming from the bedrooms behind him, chasing after the blonde with a wordless cry.

Before Jon could make a peep, though, he was caught up in the next confrontation he'd been dreading. Ava had finally made her own appearance seconds before Trudy had blown past her at Mach Ten, barely avoiding her

friend's

body blow by lurching to the side in a panic. That panic was what saved her from the second female comet flying past, which left her with an expression of utter befuddlement as she watched them go... which changed to wide-eyed astonishment when she turned back towards the house's interior to behold the man standing there in all his gawking glory.

"Jon."

"Ava, I don't want...

ooph!

"

This time, the boa constrictor that'd decided to squeeze the life out of him opted to use her legs too, and Jon found himself in the utterly batshit situation of supporting the body weight of the diminutive wife-stealer he had once considered a buddy.

Standing there, having absolutely no idea how to handle the situation, Jon just sighed as well as he could with his compressed lungs and looked down at the little woman with the big grip. "Oh Christ... are you gonna be my consolation pussy too?"

"Not a chance on the planet." Ava mumbled her answer into his shirt. "Now hug me, you beautiful man. Pretend you don't hate my guts."

Oh fuck me.

Jon pressed both palms on Ava's back. It was far from an actual hug, but it was something. The only thing, really, he could muster up for her. By her long expulsion of pent up breath, it was enough to satisfy her. She still hung on to him for a good twenty seconds longer, though.

Once Ava finally let go and put her feet back on the ground, Jon took the opportunity to shuffle around her and get to a chair. He sat and folded his hands calmly in his lap and proceeded to skewer his neighbor with his gaze. "Sounds like you knew exactly why I disappeared. You knew I knew."

"Yeah. Immediately." Ava, uninvited, took a chair too. She didn't come off as defiant in the slightest, but there was also a distinct lack of shame on her part. "Trudy refused to believe it. Refused for months to accept that the only reason you would suddenly abandon her is if you thought she'd abandoned you first." Ava shrugged. "Which means one thing and one thing only... you caught us."

"Caught you two doing arts and crafts in your sunroom."

Ava tilted her head, and her thick, silky black hair slid along one dusky shoulder. "Arts and crafts?"

"Scissoring."

"Oh god." Ava groaned, but grinned while she did so. "If I was more like Trudy, I'd be ripping your pants off right now. That was just awful."

"Just as well for you that she's not here, I suppose." Jon

wasn't

smiling. At all. "The last thing she needs is to be even more confused."

"Got that right." Ava's grin faded, and she matched his steely gaze fully. "Jon, I love you. If you tell Trude this next bit I'll deny it up and down all day long... but I always thought that the two of us were better friends than me and her." When he opened his mouth, she held up a hand to forestall him. "Which is why my heart is aching now, despite how I know I'm coming off. It's aching because I love you, little

ell...

but I fucking

love her.

" She put special emphasis on those last words. "

Love.

You see what I'm saying?"

Jon's nostrils flared. "For how long?"

"First day we met." No hesitation. "And my feelings were the definition of unrequited... until..." Finally, Ava showed she had a conscience when she flicked her eyes to the floor. "Shit. I have to face it, don't I? I saw an opening and swooped in when she spied on you and Kristy together and her heart broke." She seemed to deflate then. "Jon, I'm so sorry... but I'm also not. Dammit, this is so screwed up."

"She did what??" Jon was on his feet then, face a thunderhead. "She

spied

on us? What the fuck, is that why... I mean,

she

said to... it was

her

goddamned..." He realized he was pacing in a tight circle and forced his feet to still, feeling ridiculous. He ran a palm down his face in a show of nerves. "

Her

heart broke, huh? That... that's probably the most tragically ironic thing I've ever fucking heard."

"Yup." Ava turned her palms upward as if to say,

how can I argue?

Jon narrowed his eyes at the woman, a sudden thought occurring to him. "Did her heart break because of

me

being with someone else... or..."

"Jon, listen to me and believe this, if you believe nothing else." Ave rose quicker than Jon was ready for, and had his hands in hers in a heartbeat. "Trudy loves you desperately and always,

always

will. But Kristy... woke something up in her. Showed her a... a new thing."

"Yeah, she said—"

"No, I... I'm not expressing it well." She scrunched her brows. "It wasn't just a thrill that she couldn't tame. She didn't become, like an adrenaline junky or something. She... put a puzzle piece in place. You, you amazing, loving, wronged man, you were the frame. The thing that gave...

gives

her definition. But every picture needs to be complete, or it's not a picture. Kristy showed her which piece was missing."

Jon never thought of himself as a particularly clever man, but he got by. Right then, getting by meant a sudden flash of insight. "Kristy showed her. But

you

put the piece in place."

Ava's bravado crumbled then. She let his hands go and collapsed onto the nearby sofa, holding her face as she sobbed. "I love her so much. And now, after all these months living together, I can't even imagine an existence without her next to me. And I know that makes me a monster. I know it. I've done you so wrong... I can't even begin to imagine what's in you now. If you slapped me stupid, I'd take it and ask for more. Anything to get rid of this fucking mountain I'm carrying right now."

"Why do you new lesbians all of a sudden start thinking I have it in me to hit women?"

Into her hands, Ava gave a wet, rueful chuckle. "

New

? Yeah... I'm not a

new

lesbian in the slightest."

Insight number two hit Jon then, and he took a seat again as well. "Your husband, Cecil. He was... a beard, or something, right? Did he take off when he knew how you... what you are?"

Did he pull a me?

As if she'd read his mind, Ava snorted softly. "He took off because he betrayed me. So, no.

Not

like you. That bastard left with a broken deal. You left with a broken heart. World of difference." At seeing the questioning look in his eyes, Ava sighed. "Short version? He likes cock as much as I like clam. Both our families are from the old world where that stuff's not cool. We found each other and agreed to a marriage for ten years to appease our kin... he gave me five. And a huge credit card bill. The fucker."

"...sorry." Jon meant it, but also wanted her to suffer. Okay, not really, but he wanted to want her to suffer. It was confusing.

"I know you are. You..." She sank even further into her chair. "You don't deserve a second of any of this. I know I'm like a broken record, but—"

"Then stop trying to play the same song." Jon firmed himself up then. "Look, Ava, we're not friends anymore. We just aren't. So, if it's all the same to you, how 'bout you skedaddle and leave me in peace. I came back for a reason, and now I have to wait around for... well..."

"That was Kristy chasing after Trudy, wasn't it?" Thoroughly ignoring pretty much everything he'd just said, the bite-sized beauty leaned forward, a new spark of life entering her. "I only saw her once... um, well, twice, I suppose... but the second time, you were both naked..." She cleared her throat. "But I know that was her. She's with you?" Ava leaned even further forward then. "Like...

with

you?"

"It's complicated."

"Ah hell. Trudy... she's going to die."

"She won't. She'll deal. She has you, after all." Jon's lip curled. "The love of her life."

"She's the love of

my

life." Ava's face was stone. "There's zero doubt of that. What else there's no doubt about? That her heart will belong to each of us. I've accepted that, even if she hasn't. I'm... actually okay with it."

"That can't be possible." Jon rolled his eyes. "You just haven't lived it yet. Four months? That's

nothing.

Watch her flip personalities on you. Lose her after

years

, then talk to me."

"I said

okay

, not over the moon, you jerk." Ava bristled visibly. "I actually believe in Karma, sort of, and I know that the life I'm staring down the barrel of, the one where my wi... where the one I love will always wonder and pine for different path... it's punishment. It's the price I have to pay for being a sneaky little bitch. For worming my way into her panties and doing her rotten while her husband was balls-deep in her mistake."

"

While...?"

Ava ignored him, lost in her memories. "I thought I was rescuing her, and when I took her, there in the grass outside your window, when I was finally able to feel her, to taste her, to..." She closed her eyes. "It was the single greatest moment in my life... until it was over and she sobbed out the truth about what she'd done to you. Then it was the worst. Even with her tit in my mouth." She gave a ragged laugh. "And then I took advantage of her confusion... her heartache... to keep fucking her for weeks behind your back. So... yeah. Karma. Trudy will always be part yours, even if you never see her after today. I'm okay with that, because I have to be... and because it's

you.

" She forced herself to see him again. "And I do love you, buddy. '

Not friends anymore'

and all."

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