A big thank you to Matt - the driving force behind 'How to Ruin a Perfect Marriage' - who gave me the basis for the plot.
Cheers mate.
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I've always been popular with the boys. Have been since puberty. And it's not because I'm stunningly beautiful, because I'm not. For starters my nose is a bit too long, my upper lip is too thin and my bottom lip is too thick. But I am aware that some days I can look attractive, helped mainly by my startlingly clear green eyes. But I know that I look really hot when I get my makeup on especially when I brush my long dark hair off my face.
I'm not tall, I'm only 5'5" and whilst my butts okay my legs are way too skinny for my liking. But it seems that men never get that far south down my body to even appraise them.
Of course you've probably already guessed what the problem is that attracts men to me like bees to honey. It's my boobs. By any stretch of the imagination they are huge. Not obscenely, fake tit job massive, just naturally large with very little sag and shaped like breasts should be.
I don't know how they got to be this big but after puberty arrived they started to grow and then just carried on. I'm now in a 32GG bra and even that's becoming a little bit tight.
My name is Eva and I am thirty six years old, married to Dwayne and mother to Kyle, aged six. I don't need to work but I do dabble a bit with interior design. I go to classes at the local college two nights a week to learn more and one day when Kyle is older, I plan to go into it full-time. But for now I'm happy as things are.
Dwayne is a sweetheart. I realized I'd fallen for him after our third date because that's how long it took him before he touched my breasts. Every other man I'd ever dated plus some that I didn't couldn't wait to get their hands on them. Much later, when I asked Dwayne about it he'd told me that it was my eyes that had first attracted him to me and that the size of my breasts was unimportant to him. I admit I was surprised although I've often wondered why men become so fixated on that particular female body part, even to the point of obsession. In my opinion they're just breasts, designed to hold milk to feed our babies. On the other hand I confess that we women do play on that male weakness, even to the extent of sometimes shamelessly flaunting and using our prominent upper body features to get what we want.
As well as a husband and a son I also have a sister. Andrea is seven years younger than me and more like a daughter than a sibling. When I was eighteen and she was barely eleven our parents were killed in a car crash. With just an elderly maternal grandfather to take us in, I took on the burden and responsibility of raising her, willingly forgoing my planned college education.
She took the loss of our parents very hard and struggled to cope with the trauma of our loss. Every day was a challenge but we managed to work through most of her issues and insecurities. She was and still is a great kid although she often lacks confidence, which wasn't helped one bit by her High School Prom night. It was a tale too often told. Stood up by her supposed date just for a laugh.
Mitch Dubois. He was one of the popular guys at High School although he wasn't a jock. Andrea crushed on him heavily after she worked with him on some school project. He came to our house on more than one occasion because of the project and I was glad when it ended. I don't know why but he didn't endear himself to me one little bit but Andrea gushed about him so much I made myself move past my disquiet about his character. I figured he was far too cocky for his own good. Brash, reasonably good looking, he soon had Andrea twisted around his little finger. I could see straight through him though. Plus I could see him lewdly ogling my breasts when he thought I wasn't looking.
Andrea was over the moon when he asked her to be his Prom date. It was all she talked about for weeks. But on Prom night he never arrived to pick her up. Devastated by his actions Andrea was inconsolable for weeks. Eventually I went looking for him to find out why he'd been so callous, only to find that he and his parents had suddenly just upped and moved. Word was they'd left town.
Satisfied he would never cross our path again I forgot about him and we all got on with our lives. But I vowed there and then that my little sister would never have to suffer that kind of disappointment and hurt again. And there was nothing I wouldn't do to ensure that.
Anyway I met and then married Dwayne and had Kyle, whilst Andrea left High School and also forgoing college, got a job with the local newspaper. She had aspirations to be a reporter but after an initial role as general dogsbody they gave her a job as a copy writer, a position so far she'd not progressed beyond.
She dated from time to time but nobody stuck around for very long. In one of our heart to hearts she admitted she still had feelings for Mitch. I admit I was shocked. I had no idea she still carried that much of a torch for him. I probably should have given her a good talking-to but I was scared about her mental fragility at that time so ducked the issue. Maybe I shouldn't have.
Even after all these years Andrea and I are still incredibly close and we usually make time to meet up two or three times a week at a local coffee shop to catch up. It gives Andrea a chance to get the things off her chest that are bothering her. I am still like a mother to her, giving her sound advice, which she by and large ignores.
This particular day she was almost gushing when she sat down at our usual table. She seemed very excitable, her blue eyes were flashing and it was all she could do just to sit still.
"Guess what," she said as she vigorously stirred her coffee, "guess who's back in town?"
"I have absolutely no idea," I replied as I lifted my cup of latte to my lips and took a sip.
"Don't you listen to KMCY?" she asked. We don't live in a large city but the town is big enough that we have a couple of local radio stations.
"Talk radio? No thank you. I prefer to listen to music rather than to some loudmouth presenter giving us his biased views on the world," I countered. "And since when did you take such an interest in talk radio?"
She beamed with obvious delight. "Since Mitch took over the morning slot."
"Mitch who?" I answered casually.
"Mitch Dubois," she exclaimed delightedly.
"Mitch Dubois ... as in your Mitch Dubois?" I exclaimed back in response. I closed my mouth realizing that it had been gaping open. "You seem awfully pleased," I added.
"I am," she gushed, "I can't wait to see him again. I wonder if he's changed much?"
I shook my head. "I can't believe it. Have you forgotten what he did to you?"
"Oh come on sis, that was years ago. I'm sure he's forgotten all about it. I certainly have. If I do meet him again I hope you're not going to ruin it for me."
I wasn't sure what she meant by that. But she was right. She was my little sister and I should and would be supportive of her.
"No of course not," I said reaching over and putting my hand on top of hers. I gave it a squeeze. "You know I'll always be here for you."
"Thanks Mom," she said with a cheeky grin. I laughed with her at her feeble attempt at sarcastic humor.
I had my back to the door but I sensed someone had walked into the coffee shop when Andrea's head jerked up.
"Ohhh my God ... he's here. He's just walked in," she blurted out in a loud whisper. I turned around quickly, twisting my body in my seat. It was unmistakably Mitch Dubois. Older of course but better looking with maturity and just oozing self confidence.
"You should call him over," I said matter-of-factly, turning back to Andrea.
"Nooo, I can't do that," she said, coloring up bright red. "I just couldn't," she added when she saw my questioning look.
I took matters in hand. I twisted around in my seat, raised my arm above my head and waved it. "Mitch ... Mitch. Over here."
"Eva ... what are you doing?" Andrea hissed at me, leaning forward, her eyes blazing.
I turned back around. "Helping you out," I replied with a sly grin.
I turned back to see Mitch was making his way over to our table. "There you go," I said smiling wickedly, "you can thank me later."
"I'm sorry, do I know you?" Mitch began as he arrived at our table. His voice was deep. A rich, sonorous tone. Ideal for radio.
"Of course you do," I said, "surely you remember Andrea Sonnet. You were at school together. And I'm ..."
"Eva Sonnet," he interrupted, "ah yes, I remember you. How could I forget," he said with an easy smile. I noticed his eyes were resting on my boobs, which were fetchingly displayed beneath a tight green tee shirt. But then every top I wore was tight with these two puppies beneath them.
"Eva Kenning now; I'm married," I said flashing him my wedding ring.