Rogers story
It had been a pretty light sleep, more a doze actually.
I woke to the sound of her, well "muttering" is as good a word as any. I could make out the occasional word. "Crazy," came through a couple of times. "Yes," and then "no."
I felt the change in her breathing and knew she was waking up but I didn't move. I was kind of fascinated. It was like she was talking in two voices, one was strong, one was kind of defensive.
"Who's winning?" I asked, snuggling against her, erect, enjoying the feeling of her hard body against me.
She yelled a little and then giggled softly.
"Just a crazy old woman, honey," she said.
"Soooooooo," I said, my hand finding her breast, lifting it gently, touching her nipple, where it was hard on the cone of her areola. I traced the distinct love bumps with my fingertip and felt her squirm a little against me.
"So," I said softly, nuzzling her neck, "what were you arguing about?"
"Nothing, honey," she said, squirming under my hands, "just being silly."
"It sounded pretty serious to me," I said, nipping gently at the soft skin between her neck and shoulder, "tell uncle Roger."
She turned, quick as an otter, and kissed me, hard. It was a good kiss. It was a goddam good kiss. She put her whole body into it. She was arching against me, and her fingers entwined in my hair, her hips were rocking against my erection, the coarse pubic hair a bit scratchy.
It was an EXCELLENT kiss.
But like all kisses, it ended and I was curious.
"What were you arguing about?" I asked again.
"Nothing," she said again.
"You're a terrible liar," I said, smiling and kissing her again, "what were you arguing about?"
She held my eyes, and I saw hers start to brim over.
"Did you mean it?" she asked.
I knew what she meant but I asked, "mean what?"
"Did you mean what you said?" she asked.
"What I said?" I replied.
And she was suddenly angry. I could see it in her eyes. She was hurt too, but mostly angry as she reared back and hit me with a closed fist, on the shoulder.
And she was crying, real, deep, soul-wracking crying, sobbing actually.
"Please don't tease me about this Roger," she said, and she drew a deep, sort of bubbly, shuddering breath, "please."
She took a very deep breath, like she was a free diver getting ready to go after pearls, and said, "you said you loved me, did you mean it?"
I kissed her, a tear salty and snot slick kiss, a good kiss, a deep kiss, and my tongue traced her lips, enjoying her tastes.
"Yes," I said, and kissed her as she started bawling again.
Her fingers were in my hair and she pulled hard, pulling me away.
"Say it," she said, the thick mucus-laden saliva of a crying woman making strings between her lips as she spoke, "please, Roger, say it."