Chapter 5: He Pays Her a Visit
Leslie was pinned up against the cubicle wall in her son's school toilets. Her son's bully held her up in his muscular arms and thrust into her. Her arms were wrapped tightly round his upper body, her head nuzzled into his neck, breathing in his scent as she came to orgasm. She called out loudly with each pounding Stuart gave her...
"Mum... isn't that the kitchen timer?" interrupted Lewis. Leslie was mentally jolted back to reality. Leslie sighed to herself and thought it fitting that Lewis should disturb her at the good bit of her daydream, as he had interrupted during the real thing just when she was coming close to climax.
"It is," she said whilst listening to the beeping coming from the kitchen, "so why don't you go check the vegetables and get them."
"But I don't know what I need to look for; I could come with you and..."
"Never mind," she said, frustration just seeping into her voice. She retrieved the remaining dish of food from the kitchen and her family tucked into their dinner.
"Mmmm... That was good, darling," announced her husband, "Christie called me this afternoon. She's invited us round this weekend."
"But Dad, it's Hayley's birthday this weekend," said Katie. Katie had been invited to one of her classmate's sixteenth birthday party. On Saturday, they were going to have lunch at Nando's, followed by the cinema and then a sleepover.
"I was planning we go to Christie's on Saturday morning," answered Malcolm.
"I can stay here, you and Lewis go," added Leslie, trying to hide her eagerness. Katie had pretty severe asthma when she was younger and even now he parents were reticent to let her stay away from home thanks to a few very terrifying attacks she had in the middle of the night. More recently they had relaxed about it, but the travelling two hours out to Malcolm's sister house while Katie was still here was not something they were ready to try yet.
"Are you sure, honey?" asked Malcolm. She was sure. Malcolm's brother-in-law and two nephews were very much like Malcolm and Lewis. Put simply, they could be described as nerdy. This meant the guys all got on swimmingly during weekend visits; playing board games, watching old sci-fi, et cetera. Christie wasn't into that, however. Christie wasn't into anything. She was one of the most boring people Leslie had ever met. Leslie almost faked a stomach bug once to avoid going to their house but then she realised she wasn't a child and Christie was her sister-in-law.
"Well, it's safer for Katie if I stay here and you and the boys can watch Firefly to your hearts' content." Malcolm gave her a slightly disappointed knowing look; she'd never openly said she hated visiting Christie but Malcolm definitely knew that was the case.
"OK, I'll let Christie know," said Malcolm, before turning to Lewis, "How are things with Stuart?"
Leslie tingled at the mention of her lover's name. She thought about her screaming orgasms from the night before and quietly sighed with a stifled grin on her face.
"I haven't actually seen him that much. I have a catch-up with Mrs Bullock tomorrow. I think I'm gonna say that he hasn't bothered me since our meeting but I think that's only because he hasn't seen me. I mean he made a rough tackle at football so I should..."
"If he hasn't done anything, Lewis," Leslie interrupted, "then you tell that to your principal."
"Sticking up for your boyfriend again!" sniped Lewis.
"Lewis Watkins, do NOT speak to your mother that way."
"No, right, sorry Dad, sorry Mum. But it's just..."
"No 'but's," continued Malcolm.
"Sorry, sorry."
"It's fine, Lewis," said Leslie, far from offended, she actually was tingling at the idea of Stuart being called her boyfriend, "my point was that you don't want to cry wolf." And that she was sticking up for Stuart.
"No you're right... sorry Mum."
Leslie did feel momentarily uncomfortable at what was quite a manipulative manoeuvre but even if she hadn't been sleeping with Stuart her advice would have been the same, so ultimately it wasn't a problem that she had an ulterior motive.
They talked for another twenty minutes about lighter topics and then Malcolm told Lewis to clean the table, reiterating his reprimand to his son about showing respect to his mother. Leslie did feel a little sympathy for her son. He was being chastised for being right while she was glowing inside about her chance to finally invite Stuart round to her house.
Friday was the longest day in Leslie's life. Leslie had counted the seconds as the clock ticked by. She had an appointment with the salon to wax her legs and her private regions down to a 'landing strip' straight after work. It was the last stage in her personal grooming routine before her sex-filled weekend with Stuart, as Malcolm helped her dye her hair on Wednesday and on Thursday she got a manicure and pedicure.
Lewis and his father departed around 6pm, after which Katie and Leslie had ordered Chinese, one dish between two; Katie had a small appetite and Leslie didn't want to pig-out just before her big weekend. They watched a few recorded episodes of programmes they both needed to catch-up on and then Katie went to bed. Katie was going to get the 12:03 bus to her friend's house, so she told Stuart to come round at 12:30.
While she lay in bed, heart fluttering as it had all day, her hand slipped between her legs and she thought about what Stuart asked her to wear when she answered the door. She whispered a groan as she came and then looked over to her bedside clock. 'Just over twelve hours,' she thought before her eyelids shut.