Chapter Seven
About halfway home she said, "no, let's stop and get a drink."
"All right," I said, "but, well, do we need to stop somewhere..." and I trailed off.
"Ashamed to be seen with an old leaky broad?" she asked.
I flashed The Grin.
"Doris, I'm proud to be seen with you any time," I said, "I'm concerned about you being embarrassed, not me."
She giggled and said, "I do have control as long as I pay attention."
So we drove to a little bar that caters to tourists.
I walked her into the bar and asked what she'd like.
I ordered beer for me and a screwdriver, a double, for her.
Back at the booth, sitting beside her, companionably, romantically, I said, "you liked it, didn't you?"
"Truth?" she asked.
"Want another slap on the cheek?" I asked.
She giggled and said, "promises, promises."
She took a deep breath and then her face spread into a smile that can only be called ear-to-ear.
"David," she said, covering my hand with hers, "it wasn't the sex," and then she started giggling.
"Okay," she said, holding up her hand and getting herself under control, "the sex was nothing I ever imagined, that's true."
She stopped and took another drink from her screwdriver.
"But it wasn't JUST the sex," she went on, "it was, well, the control I guess. Knowing that this woman, who had been steps above me on the social pecking order, had a mouth full of my piss and my shit in her hair," her eyes got bigger as she was talking.
"Oh shit," she said, "you need to take me home now."
I could smell what she meant.
"Sure you don't want to finish your drink?" I asked, and I couldn't help laughing.
She met my eyes and it was her turn to grin.
"Okay, buster," she said, "you win."
She sat back and had another drink.
"You're gonna clean me up, right?" she added.
I kissed her.
"Of course, I said, and kissed her.
We finished our drinks and when I offered my hand and she stood there was a distinct dark wet spot spreading down her thighs.
"You're SO sexy," I said.
She walked out of there with her head high, her back straight, and her ass twitching.
She was leaning on me, both hands on my arm as we walked to the car.
"David," she said, stopping in the middle of the parking lot, "marry me."