Chapter 1: Meet Mark, He's A Nice Guy
Thursday, September 14, 8:17PM. The Law Offices Of Garfinkel, Carlton, Deutsche & Lole
The girl whimpered as she backed her sopping pussy onto me.
Well, maybe "girl" isn't the word. It sounds a little misogynistic. It sounds a little wrong.
No, staring down at this 32-year-old brunette, listening to her moan in shock and terror and need as she shoved herself back until I bottomed out against her cervix and her ass quivered against my hips, I realized she wasn't a "girl" at all.
A "girl" didn't moan like that. A "girl" didn't reach back to grab my hip with one hand, digging her fingernails into my flesh and letting out a desperate shriek as she tried to pull me deeper into her. A "girl" didn't whisper "please, please, please, please" like I was holding a gun to her head and not fucking her would be as bad as pulling the trigger.
A "girl" didn't sob uncontrollably and shiver as I I placed my hands on her hips and slowly pulled myself from her inch by agonizing inch until just the head was left throbbing inside her.
A "girl" didn't babble "Oh God, Oh God, Oh God please Oh God" and brace her arms against the desk white knuckled like she was at the top of a roller coaster. She tensed up in anticipation as I shifted my grip along the bunched up tatters of her conservative business skirt.
No, Helen Martin, Esquire of the law firm of Smith, Carlton, Montgomery & Lark wasn't a "girl."
And she certainly wasn't a "woman." Right then, right there, she was a bitch.
A horny, eager, desperate bitch who needed my cock in her pussy, my hands around her throat, my voice in her ear, my fingers on her nipples. At that moment she needed all of it like a starving woman needs food.
"That's a good girl, Helen" I whispered as I glided my fingers along her lower back raising goosebumps along her flesh. My words caught in my throat and I let out a brief gasp as her pussy suddenly rippled so hard around me I felt it in my soul.
"OK, OK, I'm OK, wait, Mr. Watkins, hold on I just . . ."
And then I plunged into her to the hilt and my ex wife's divorce lawyer screamed with an orgasm that made her whole body spasm like she was being electrocuted.
She thrashed so hard she knocked a framed picture off her desk. The glass shattered when it hit the floor. I stared down and felt myself grin wolfishly as I caught sight of Helen and her tall, dark-skinned, handsome, perfect-looking husband smiling and innocent and in love on their wedding day.
"God, I'm such an asshole sometimes," I thought. A small, ignored part of me screamed as I moved my hands to her shoulders and clasped them with just enough pressure around her throat.
"Guh," she sobbed as her first orgasm finally started to fade and her mind came back to something close to reality.
"Wait. Please. I just need a second to . . ."
I pushed forward just a tiny, tiny bit and watched the aftershocks of pleasure paint beautiful pictures in the muscles of her back.
I hadn't meant to fuck my ex wife's lawyer when I came here. I tried to keep what had woken up in me under control. I swear. I used all my tricks to make sure I didn't end up in this very situation, actually.
"I can't. Please. Please, Mark, I can't."
Seriously, I didn't want this to happen. It wasn't my fault this beautiful bitch was screaming and coming and falling apart on the desk in front of me. But that didn't mean I wasn't going to enjoy it. I felt a growl building in my chest and that hunger rising up in me again.
"Yes. Yes you can." I said tenderly and pulled her back onto my cock hard enough to leave bruises on her ass and scars on her heart forever.
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Hi, my name is Mark Watkins. And I swear, I'm a nice guy.
No, really, I am.
Heck, I'm more than just a "nice guy," I'm a fucking feminist.
Seriously, just ask any of my friends, any of my ex girlfriends, my ex wife (we'll get to her later), anybody.
I love women. I took women's studies classes in college. I spent at least 3 years right around the end of high school hating myself for having a penis. I've been the "best guy friend" of literally dozens of hot chicks and was completely fine with that because I really did value our friendship too much to let something like sex fuck it up (no matter how many nights I spent viciously masturbating and wondering what the meathead douchebags my "friends" hooked up with had that I don't.)
I hate "Pickup Artists," think men should do their fair share of housework, would be completely cool with being a stay-at-home dad, think women should get equal pay for equal work. I think "no" always means "no" and "Maybe" should probably mean "no" too just to be safe.
And even though I say it shouldn't matter if a presidential candidate has a dick or not I'm pretty sure I'm going to vote for a woman when the time comes because "The Patriarchy has been in charge long enough."
Like I said, I'm a nice guy. I'm a good guy. And I think I'm becoming a monster.
I mean, I've always had . . . thoughts.
I'm a guy. We all do.
I'd be walking down the street and I'd see a hot girl in short skirt. And suddenly I'd find myself caressing her with my eyes, drinking in every curve of her delicious ass, imagining what it would be like to bury my teeth in her neck, inhale the smell of her pussy, cut her panties off with my pocket knife and make her moan and scream and beg and come again and again right there in the middle of the park in front of everyone while her fucking hairless-metrosexual software exec boyfriend sat there and passively- aggressively cried about what a little pussy he was. While I fucked his girlfriend into a ravished, ruined and satisfied puddle with my cum dripping out of her, a wide smile splayed across her face and a desperate addiction growing in every cell of her sexual being.
But . . . that was just fantasy. That was just base, stupid male desire. It was just the dominant male power fantasy evolutionary psychology bullshit that made the world the penis-obsessed, war-addled, gun-worshiping mess it was turning into.
It's not what I really wanted. At least not what I told myself I wanted.
I told myself what I really wanted was intimacy and connection and romance and desire.
What I really wanted was to worship a woman and treat her like the equal she was in bed and out. I wanted to be the perfect boyfriend women started dreaming of when they were little girls. I wanted to be the husband who'd love them forever and never look at porn and never even think about other women.
And if I sometimes had . . . dreams and thoughts and "urges" that were a little more . . . aggressive that was just my lizard brain playing tricks on me. It was just a test. It was just a burden I had to face for being unlucky enough to be born male with all those violent urges and all that testosterone and all that guilt.
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All this started after my wife left me. (I'm not saying it's her fault but . . .)
I think maybe the shock of the separation "broke" something in my brain.
Or maybe it woke something up. Something hungry and terrible. Some power or something I can't control. Something I don't even know if I want to control.
It's weird to me now, but I remember how upset I was when Sarah finally ended it.
She was just back from a business trip. A conference or something. And like every time she went on a trip I tried to make her homecoming as awesome as possible. I'd gotten the house cleaned up, bought flowers, cooked dinner, set out candles like we were at some French restaurant or something. I planned the romantic, soft-focus lovemaking we were going to have where we stared into each other's eyes for hours and came together in absolute joy like the ending of a particularly upbeat Dave Mathew's song.
And then I waited.
I sent a few "light but slightly concerned" texts but didn't get a response. It was after midnight when she finally came home.
"Hey, honey, was your flight delayed?," I asked. I was all prepared for the two of us to have a bitch fest about the incompetence of the airlines and how weird it was that all my texts somehow hadn't gotten through because of those assholes at AT&T.
But she didn't give me any excuses at all. She looked tired. Sad. Rumpled in ways that shouldn't happen on an un-crashed airplane.
"Mark," she said as her eyes scanned the room. The candles were burned down. The food was cold.
"Let me get your coat for you," I said and tried to force a smile onto my face. My voice shook just a little.
"Mark, I don't want to do this anymore," she said. "I don't want to pretend everything is great with us. I don't want to be married to you or to anyone else. I want out, Mark. And I'm not going to change my mind."
And then my world fell apart and I felt that cold chill in the back of my brain for the first time.
I mean, there were more words. I begged. I cried. I asked "Why???" in a thousand different ways.