The Portrait -- Chapter III
THE PORTRAIT - CHAPTER THREE
This is another chapter in the life of the Ellisons, characters created by CindysBob's excellent story, "The Portrait." I recommend you read that, it is entertaining and will introduce you to the characters. I have been chastised for not including the URL so readers can easily find his story. As my profile states, I am a dirty old man, emphasis on the old. Copying URLs is not second nature to me, as it is to some. If you go to "Member Search" and put in Cindysbob, he will come up and you can easily find the story. It is probably my favorite story on the entire site. I don't know why, exactly, except that I love the characters, love the way Leanne changed, and found her conversion incredibly exciting. My only quibble with it was that it needed more chapters. I've resigned myself to the fact that he isn't inclined to provide any, so, with his permission, I have tried my hand at a further chapter of Leanne's descent into slutdom. After reading his story numerous times I discovered that he was never specific about their children, nor did he ever reveal Mr. Ellison's first name. I have provided specifics in both instances, no particular reason for my choices, just what I felt like.
This is a third chapter about Leanne and George. I am taking the characters in directions I'm sure the original author never envisioned, but I'm much more perverted than he is, although not anywhere near as good a writer. I implore you to read his story if you haven't. Chapter 02 was my first attempt at erotic writing. I was slaughtered by the people who hate cuck stories. This is a cuck story. If you hate them, don't read it!!! I have kept it in "Loving Wives" so that my many detractors (including "HE WHOSE CAPS LOCK IS STUCK) can have more fun.
Two further disclaimers: Much of this is probably illogical or, even, impossible. It takes place in my universe where such things can happen. Therefore, I'm not worried about the characters getting STDs, or the children winding up drug addicts, or any of the other vile futures you all see ahead for fictional characters. The only things that will happen to them are those I want to have happen. I look forward to any, and all, CONSTRUCTIVE criticism. Haters will be deleted!
I hope you enjoy it!
Two weeks later I received a call from Ghormley at my office. When I got on the phone he told me that he would be by on the next Saturday and would spend about a week painting his client's wife at our waterfall.
"I'm afraid you won't be able to come down and watch the "Artistic Process,"" he said, "The client is going to be there and he's very sensitive about anyone ogling his wife while she's nude."
"What about you?", I asked.
"Well, he can't quite figure a way around that," he chuckled, "But I know he'd freak if strangers showed up."
"As long as I get paid and you stay away from my wife," I told him.
"Yeah, I'll pay up before we go down there," he said, "And about that other, um, well, you know I just kind of took my lead from Donner on that. To tell you the truth, I was just getting ready to tell Donner we should leave when she tossed the dress. As you saw, he kind of took over from there. If that made trouble for you and her, I'm sorry, but she had a way out."
"OK, never mind," I said, "I'll see you Saturday.
Saturday, he came by early. He knocked on the back door and stepped back a little when I opened it. Without saying anything he reached his hand out to me with bills in it. I took them from him and fanned them quickly. Ten $100.00 bills.
"Thanks," I said. He did a quick parody of a military salute, spun on his heel, and strode off the porch and towards the woods.
I closed the door and turned around to find Leanne looking out the window and following him with her eyes. As I looked at her our eyes met. She quickly looked to the floor and turned back to the kitchen and the breakfast she was preparing.
The week passed quickly, for me. I went to work every day wondering what was going on at the waterfall. One day I couldn't resist the temptation to go down the old logging road I had previously used to spy on Donner and Leanne, scrambled carefully to my spot and looked to see what was going on. An older, slightly zaftig woman was posed nude in the rocks, close to the way Leanne had posed. Ghormley was busily stroking a paintbrush on a canvas sitting on an easel. Seated near Ghormley, in a Director chair, was an older, gruff looking guy, perusing his phone and glancing up at the artist and his wife from time to time. I watched for a few minutes and then stealthily made my way out of there and back to my car and so to work.
I asked Leanne that night if she'd tried going down there at all to see the "Artistic Process."
"Oh my, no," she quickly said. "He came by Monday morning and reminded me that the husband didn't want anybody there."
"He came to the house?" I asked.
"He knocked on the back door. When I opened it, he stepped back a few feet and told me," she said. "I got the feeling he didn't want any hint of contact between us," she remarked, with raised eyebrows.
"Good," I said, and we moved on to other subjects.