I'm moving this story to LW. The wife is not a cheater but certainly a loving one.
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"Dude! What's up?" Jake yelled. Even talking loudly, it was hard to hear him over the loud music reverberating through the house. It was Jake, my best buddy, just walking in the front door. We were both from Remington, the same small town about ninety minutes from the St. Louis suburb we were living in now.
It was one of those impromptu winter parties where someone, in this case, Roger, had volunteered his house for others to gather at, then before you know it, the place is so packed it takes five minutes just to cross the kitchen. Everyone was just trying to get out of that butt-ass January cold and do a little partying.
I had heard Roger yell a couple of times into the living room to turn the music down, but the reduced noise would only last a few minutes, and then someone would turn it back up. I figured the cops would be knocking at the door any minute.
I already had a good buzz going from the four beers, or was it five? "You've got some catching up to do, my friend," I told Jake. "And how are you doing missy?" I said to Carol, Jake's girlfriend, who had walked in behind him.
"I'm good," Carol shouted, trying to talk over the music. "Where's Maria?"
"Who knows? We had another fight, then she told me to go fuck myself. You know, a typical Friday night for us."
"Oh, Ross. She just doesn't think you take her seriously enough," Carol said. "She really likes you a lot, you know."
"Yeah, I know. That's the problem." I looked at Jake, "Shots! We need to do some shots. You are way behind, dude."
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About a half-hour later, I was sitting on the couch, talking to some stranger about how we could fix the world. We had both determined we were smarter than the people running it today. Someone had turned the music down and managed to keep it at a low roar. I was facing the door and saw Jake's sister, Marla walking in. She had been a year behind me in school and had moved to the area shortly after Jake.
I always liked Marla, and she was a nice looking girl, but we never had a spark, probably because, being Jakes sister almost made her like my sister. I was waving at her to get her attention when I noticed a girl walking in behind her. Wow, what a looker, I thought. The girl was petite with golden blond hair. She was wearing skinny jeans and a thick mesh sweater.
I stood up, deciding to abandon the stranger and greet Marla and her companion. I hugged Marla and introduced myself to her friend, trying not to slur my words and give away my semi-inebriated state.
Marla introduced Belinda, saying she had just got into town last week, then Marla left us together telling us she needed to track down Jake. She said they were planning to make a visit back to Westminster next weekend.
I couldn't believe my luck. I had definitely moved up from the genius. Now I was with this beautiful girl and, since she didn't know anyone else at the party, she was stuck with me.
I sat her on the couch and then went and got myself a beer and Belinda a ginger ale. We sat and started talking about her move to the area. I was telling Belinda that Jake, Marla, and I were from the same small town when she interrupted me.
"You don't recognize me do you?" Belinda was looking at me and smiling. She didn't give me any more hints.
"No, I'm sorry, should I?" I stammered, hoping again that the alcohol wasn't going to make me look stupid.
"I'm Belinda Carter. You probably remember Kurt, my brother. He was closer to your age."
"Whoa. Are you little Belinda Carter? You've grown up." You were in, like, seventh grade, when I graduated."
"Eighth," she corrected me.
I couldn't believe my eyes. I remembered Kurt's little sister as a skinny rail of a girl we used to tease whenever I was over at his place.
"Wow, look at you now," I smiled, trying not to look too lecherous.
"Yeah, I'm twenty now."
"What are you doing in Ft. Rush?"
"I'm staying with Marla and looking for a job. Just had to get out of Westminster, you know."
I tried not to be too obvious but looked at her closely when she wasn't paying attention. Belinda was a beauty. Petite, with light blond hair and bright blue eyes. She had full lips and a small square chin on her almond-shaped face. I noticed her eyebrows were even light blond and figured so was her pussy hair, but I was trying not to go there in my mind. After all, I had just met this girl, and she was the sister of a friend.
I couldn't see if she was wearing makeup, but the color of her skin was a perfect dark pink. When she smiled, her white teeth lit up her face. Her upper lip was pulled up slightly so you could see her front teeth, kind of like she was always ready to smile. And when she did, the peek at those beautiful front teeth became a wide smile. I was mesmerized;this girl was very attractive.
We talked for about an hour. I nursed my beer, not wanting to drink any more alcohol. I was hoping my conversational skills would improve. I was smitten by Belinda's beauty and was hoping to use the fact that she was new in town to get her to agree to hang out with me.