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Whiskey And Wine

Whiskey And Wine

by xmule
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"Just so I understand, you want to open our marriage so you can sleep with other men."

She nodded, too enthusiastically for my comfort. As an afterthought, she said, "And you with other women."

I toyed with the whiskey glass she'd handed me when she guided me into the living room and said, "Let's chat."

I'm not a fan of hard liquor. She knew I preferred a quality craft beer. She must have thought I'd need something stronger to calm my emotions or to dull my senses.

The first question I had was,

why

, but I knew she'd have rehearsed an answer. I'd learned in our six years of marriage, Susan considered herself adept at negotiating domestic issues.

She'd "persuaded" me to let her remodel the master bathroom, despite the fact the house was only three years old. She literally seduced me into trading her two-year old, fully loaded Acura MDX for a brand new, fully loaded, electric ZDX, "to save the environment."

I was certain she had a master plan for this scenario and most possible contingencies. What I didn't understand was how she could think

any

scheme would work, no matter how well conceived. My goal was, on short notice, to assess whether our marriage was salvageable.

"Who are you going to fuck first?" I calmly asked.

She fidgeted with her wine glass, seemingly interested in the color of her rosΓ©.

Good, plan derailed early

, I thought.

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"You don't have to be so crass about it, Tommy." I noticed she deferred answering the question.

"Well, excuse me," I said with more than a little heat. "You tell me you want to 'sleep' with other men, we both know that means sex, and you said 'men,' meaning more than one.

"I thought it was a logical question. I ask again, who are you going to fuck first?"

"I just wanted to talk about it. I thought it might be fun. Please don't be upset."

She still couldn't look me in the eye.

"Susan, you have no idea how hard I'm struggling to keep my emotions in check. You don't know how helpless I feel, knowing I don't satisfy my wife."

"Oh, Tommy, please don't feel that way!"

Not what I would call a strong rebuttal.

"What else am I supposed to think? I put my heart and soul into loving you. I did everything I could to make sure you were satisfied. Now you're telling me that's not enough. You want more, more than what I can give you."

Susan squeezed my hand and finally looked me in the eye. "I'm sorry I brought it up, Tommy. Let's just forget it."

Through my tears, I saw in her face something unexpected, something that chilled me to the bone. Fear.

She'd already done the dirty deed. She sought absolution, not permission, and she knew then she wasn't going to get either.

"Susan," I said, withdrawing my hand. "Before I met you, I honestly thought sex was overrated. Yeah, it was okay, just not as good as everyone made it out to be."

"Tommy..."

"But with you, sex was altogether something different. It wasn't just the end goal but a part of something greater, an ingredient in a recipe that gave spice to life, an enhancement to love.

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"I thought you felt that way too. I see now that I was mistaken.

"Now you're asking me to reduce sex to a vanilla act, like breathing just to breath instead of to sustain life. Something elementary, to give and take but not to share.

"I can't do that, Susan."

I dried my eyes with my sleeves. I thought she'd also be crying but she merely intently studied me.

Finally, she said, "Sweety, I'm sorry. I thought we could talk about it. Let's forget it for now. Why don't we go to

Luigi's

for dinner and afterward I'll do whatever I can to make you feel better. We can take it up again, later."

"No," I said.

I don't know why, but I stood up and poured my whiskey into her wine. It was a bad mix.

"Susan, I loved you with everything I had. That's over. You go fuck whoever you want.

Again

.

"I'm leaving. I'll be back later for my stuff. Please don't fight the divorce."

I grabbed my keys and headed out. Before I closed the door I looked back. She looked defeated and dismayed.

Screw the five stages of grief. What's gone is gone. I went straight to acceptance.

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