Probably won't make much sense without first reading Book Lover.
As always, it's here for you to enjoy and I sincerely hope that you do.
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The late guests of honour took the two vacant seats that had been saved for them. Jon was between Faye and Dianne, her mother, on the far side of Faye was Jon's youngest brother, Adam. Dianne watched them take their seats with a knowing smile flitting across her features. She knew a couple delayed by sex when she saw one, and Faye oozed sexual contentment. On top of that her attitude towards Jon suggested she was very content indeed. Dianne couldn't know that Jon wasn't the primary reason her daughter seemed so satisfied. She was happy her daughter was happy and couldn't help wondering how her handsome young future son-in-law had achieved it. Leaning sideways she asked apparently innocently, "Car trouble?"
Jon turned to look into the same bright blue eyes his fiancée had. Dianne hid her smirk well. She loved to tease Jon, he flustered so easily.
"Erm...no. Not really no. Er. No it was...well sort of time just kind of got away from us. We er, well. Sorry."
Dianne gave a throaty chuckle, it was sexy sound to Jon's ears. Definite undertones of naughtiness, a promise of wickedness to come. She was a very earthy woman and while facially like her daughter her wavy hair was blonde and she was much shorter and curvier. Jon had a bit of a thing for Dianne's figure. He loved the shape of her calves and her deep cleavage. Jon swallowed nervously. Dianne placed a hand on his thigh and whispered to him, "Don't you dare apologise for making my daughter happy. A good man is hard to find, and vice versa." There was the chuckle again. Oh god not now, oh god not now! Jon was terrified. Since Faye had made him shave off his pubic hair he was constantly and acutely aware of his penis. Add to this his fiancée's sudden behaviour and the memory of this afternoon and he was on a hair trigger as it was. Now this sexy older woman was touching his leg and alluding to him shagging her daughter. It happened of course. Jon got hard and the tip of Dianne's finger made contact with it. Her eyes flashed and her face beamed a smile at him before she removed her hand and placed on the table. She looked passed him at her daughter and mouthed for Jon to see but not for Faye to hear, You lucky girl. Then, with a wink she turned her attention to her husband on the other side.
Faye watched the maître d' intently. She knew he was connected with the book. It was his image, only much darker that had really been responsible for her sexual satisfaction. It was also his image that was responsible for her increased sexual appetite. Her bald pussy throbbed and moistened at his nearness. Could the book really take people from reality? Could it place it's avatar in this world? She had to find out. Adam was trying desperately to engage her in conversation and failing. He was shy and hesitant and his mind went blank at the best of times around women. Now, in the presence of his brother's fiancée, whom he had secretly had a massive crush on since he met her, and who was sexier than even. The way she looked, moved, smelled, it all collided on Adam's hormone ravaged brain and wiped it clean.
Faye excused herself and made her way across the restaurant.
"I have a feeling we've met." Her voice was clear and confident. She didn't want to appear to be sneaking around or doing anything clandestine. The maître d' turned with great poise and bowed slightly. "Madam, how may I be of assistance?" He took in her appearance. A smile danced across his lips and there was a spark of interest in his eyes.
"I'm just trying to ascertain where we have met. Am I as familiar to you as you are to me?"
"We have lived so many times, in so many lives. I assure you, we have all of us met before."
This wasn't really helping. She'd hoped he would say something a little less vague. Maybe it wasn't him. Maybe he just couldn't say anything here.
"I was thinking of something a little more recent. Thank you for your time, I can see you are a busy man."
A party of four were waiting to be seated and the man nearest was eyeing Faye appreciatively until the woman next to him jabbed him with a sharp elbow.
"Enjoy the rest of your evening Madam," the Maître d' turned his attention to the waiting quartet.
The food was delicious and Faye found herself devouring her meal. Wine flowed, as did conversation. Jon noted it was a little more risqué than he would expect from Faye, but she shone with sensuality and was the centre of attention. Since the evening was planned to celebrate her birthday that seemed only fitting.
On the drive home Jon had been volunteered into giving a lift to his two brothers. There was also a huge cake that had been bought at great expense and barely touched. Jon was determined that was coming home with them. The cake was placed in a box and carried out to the car. After some discussion it was decided it would be in the front passenger seat while the three adults sat in the back of the Volvo.
"You two'll only sit on it or knock it onto the floor," said Jon to his brothers. Jon was the eldest by some years, Dan was eight years younger and Adam 10. He was used to bossing them around and expecting the worst from them both.
Faye sat between to the two younger men and was amused to note both were as far away from her as they could be without actually opening the car doors.
"So Dan," she said with a slight slur, "I haven't seen you in ages!" She elongated the word ages and acted drunker than she was as she slapped a hand on his thigh.
"What you been up to? Got yourself a young lady yet?"
"No, no. I . I'm single. I just split up with someone"
"Oh you poor, baby." Her hand ran up and down his leg, supposedly soothing.
"Do you miss her?" Then in a stage whisper "Do you miss the sex?" And she squeezed his thigh till her nails made their presence known.
"No. Well yes. Yes. Er, sort of."
"Which? Her or the sex? Do you miss kissing? Kissing is so nice. Some people don't realise how important kissing can be. Kiss a girl the right way and it could get you anywhere."
Her face was right next to his and the words were so quiet, they were little less than a breath.