"And, I love you. You are without doubt the sexiest, hottest, most beautiful, and smartest woman in the world. You are vivacious and well loved by everyone but I hope that you know that I top the list in feelings for you." I wasn't just blowing smoke at her. I truly believed every one of the statements and adjectives I'd used applied to her.
KC was my obsession. She was beautiful. God had graced her with perfect proportions of every curve, every line, every swell, every crevice, and every brain cell, as far as I was concerned. A model with her looks and smarts would never want for anything further. Women paid fortunes to plastic surgeons to try to approach what KC had as a natural gift. When we walked into any restaurant, bar, lounge, or shop all heads would turn to look at KC and the din in the place would just about cease. She was immune to it all, but it happened. KC didn't have an ego trip about such behavior.
The term 'sexy' took her beauty in a wonderful direction. She was twenty-nine, and knew how to dress, apply a few brush strokes of makeup, and use her body to maximum advantage, but she did it thoughtlessly; she didn't plan sexy, hot, or vivacious, they just happened. The term 'hot' applied because her beauty and sexuality left no doubt about her underlying lusty and erotic nature. She oozed out 'I'm horny' pheromones in all directions. KC did think about sex a lot; more than any person I knew, and she had successfully raised my own libido to undreamed of heights, even more than when I'd been a horny teenager who masturbated six times a day. Her desire showed somehow, yet I was the beneficiary.
KC was smart too -- brilliant even. She remembered everything she'd ever read, even the page number for some fact. The fancy name was an 'eidetic memory', and hers seemed faultless. Further, she integrated what she read into the vast body of knowledge in her head and could rapidly synthesize solutions to complex problems with what she'd learned. I guessed that her IQ was north of one-sixty, but we never talked about it because of her modesty about it. She'd even belonged to Mensa for a while when in college, but dropped out because she found their gatherings boring.
Lastly, in my short list of adjectives for KC, she was vivacious. She had a bounce to her that would make Tigger in Winnie the Pooh envy her. She was animated, vocal, and loved life. She was an 'up' person, and everyone she came in contact with got pulled into her happy maelstrom. She had an infectious laugh that pulled other people into her happy mood. People wanted to be with her.
KC had been my fiancΓ©e for nine months. We'd met and dated and then gotten increasingly serious during three months before that, and then I gave her a serious diamond ring with a high sparkle factor and invited her to move in with me. Back then, she was spending most of her free time at the house anyway. I wanted everyone in the world to know that she was taken. KC wore the ring proudly, and always would display it to people she was just meeting so they'd know that Matt Saunders was going to be her husband. She was as proud of me as I was of her. We weren't in a rush to wed; KC's mother insisted on handling those details, so we relinquished the calendar to her with a few reservations here and there. Although months had passed, her mother appeared to still be in the flapping around stage; we were in no rush because as far as we were concerned, we were already hitched. We'd made the life-long commitment to each other and that was that.
KC and I were complements to each other in many ways. I was a computer systems engineer, working for a firm specializing in computer security, anti-hacking, and fraud prevention. I'd graduated from college at twenty, had my master's at twenty-one, and my doctorate at twenty-two, and then went to work for Blackwell Systems. They paid well, got some of their money from 'dark' sources within the government, and had done nothing but grow since I'd joined. Analytical and left-brain would accurately describe my orientation. I was a slight introvert. I loved details and process, but didn't rush to use them to make decisions. Our friend and neighbor Don often referred to me as an anal-retentive personality, which he explained meant I could be an asshole at times. Don was my best friend.
KC was an artist, model, and ran a gallery. Her paintings were good ones, and often using mixed media. She'd recently sold one large piece of art a few months earlier for ten thousand dollars, and now had a wait-list for more. Her whole personality was creative. She loved to think up 'ideas' and mentally play with them, turning many into pieces of art. She was fluent in Spanish, and passable in French and Italian. She loved people as the consummate extrovert. She loved to dance. She admitted to a wild time growing up and before we met, and she'd been smart enough that she could blow off most of middle and high school, and a good part of college. In her spare time, she had partied and partied hard.
I met KC at a party full of mid-to-late twenties men and women. I had the audacity to ask what 'KC' stood for. She explained her name was Julie Ann Wentworth, but she liked the way 'KC' rolled off the tongue when she was entering the first grade, so got everyone to call her that, and the name stuck. Her parents humored her and that became her permanent, and later her legal name -- just two letters of the alphabet -- no space, no periods. She rarely even used Wentworth.
We hit it off right away, although for a while I thought I was playing way out of my league. KC decided almost instantly that she liked me -- a lot, and then over the first few weeks we dated that she decided that she loved me for the long haul. I loved her instantly; she was the kind of person that engendered immediate devotion and long-term commitment.
She was so stunning and sexy that I was amazed when she informed me that she wanted to go home with me on our second date. Going home was a euphemism for fucking my brains out until neither of us could move we were so tired and sore. As it turned out, according to KC and her vast experience that she did little to hide, I was in the top tier of lovers she'd ever had, if not the overall best on any count she could think of. Not only was I well-endowed, I knew my way around a woman's body with hands, fingers, mouth, lips, and tongue, and could make her body sing in any 'musical' key I wanted -- and she liked that. I had always been an in-control kind of guy.
I wasn't virginal, but compared to KC, I lacked experience. A female friend I had in college sat me down one day and gave me a thorough indoctrination to the female body -- erogenous zone by erogenous zone, from the top of her head to the toes that she liked to have sucked. I retained most of what I learned, and then did a lot of reading and further research, even reading articles in medical journals about sexual peaks and orgasms, and how they were best induced, intensified, and sustained. I got really good at making love. It sure beat learning about computer operating systems at the time.
After our first night together, KC and I were practically inseparable, and that meant we were often connected with my cock in her vagina, our preferred mode of togetherness. We did do a lot of other activities, made friends around my neighborhood, and we talked and talked and talked.
We talked and talked. KC wanted to know about every corner of my head, and wanted me to know about her in lurid detail. We shared our views on every controversial topic she could think of -- and that was a lot. She wanted to talk about our future a lot, too, and that led to our engagement when we realized that we wanted to be there for each other until the sun turned into a dying ember. I was so happy; I thought I'd burst. I had a perpetual smile on my face. I had felt I was on a speeding roller coaster, but still felt a mountain of exhilaration and joy.
I felt awed when KC told me that she loved me and wanted to be my 'forever girlfriend.' We committed to each other pretty early in our relationship, and although we never talked about it, in my opinion there was a tacit agreement that we were exclusive. Heck, we were engaged. We started to talk about growing old together, having a family, and the kinds of kids, houses, friends, and pets we wanted. Little passed by us that didn't have long-term relationship stamped all over it.
As an only child, I had inherited a house from my grandmother when she died. It was large, four-bedroom ranch, with a two-car garage on an acre-and-a-half near the end of a cul-de-sac. I'd immediately added an outside pool and Jacuzzi, and jazzed up the patio. The house needed serious renovation and upgrading from years of neglect, too, and I'd started a long project to do much of that work myself before I met KC. Being an engineer, I was pretty handy with tools, and believed electrical and plumbing work to be no mystery.