Callie's Open Marriage
Hi -- You are reading this in Non-Com.
This chapter is not Non-Com.
I apologize.
I think it is a hot chapter, but it is a setup for the next chapter which is totally Non-Com and the ending of the chapter signals that.
Thank you for reading the story.
And I hope you enjoy it.
Part 1
I was laying on my back as Callie was riding up and down cowgirl on my cock shouting over and over, "This is so much fun. So much fun. So much fun."
I was laying on the floor of the sleeping loft of her apartment. It was over the living room and down below the fireplace was going with a nice warmth, crackle, and smell.
Callie kept bouncing. I've got to admit it was hot. I mean, really fucking hot. I was watching her pert, 25 year old spinner's body with her hands on the carpet pushing herself up and down on my cock watching her tight belly, her B-cup tits, and her gloriously, perfect cunt with a few, trimmed pubic hairs forming an arrow to paradise rise all the way up to the very tip of my cock and then plunging down balls deep. All in a really serious pace.
Callie was into fucking and at this moment, she was into fucking me.
And, I will admit, I was into fucking her. So much that I was doing every trick I could to not shoot all of my hot cum deep inside her right now.
And that's when we heard, "Could you keep it down. I'm trying to sleep."
And Callie's husband, Steve's, head popped up over the floor of the loft having climbed the ladder to it.
Talk about a cock-blocker!! My hardon instantaneously became as soft as the Pillsbury Dough Boy.
"OK," Callie said.
Steve went back down the ladder and still sitting on my now soft cock she looked at me and said, "Well, he's a party pooper."
She climbed off, bent down to lick my cock, kissed me and said, "Come on down and meet me by the fireplace."
Part 2
We had met in the company's graphics department. It was a large bullpen with eight drawing boards and four computer design work stations.
They were responsible for all company graphics. Graphic design for corporate stuff like company logos, letterhead, reports, nametags, etc.
Advertising and marketing for various divisions and products. They weren't the advertising agencies. That, of course, was separate, but they handled the in-house stuff.
Also the graphics, logos, and design of the various pages and content of our apps and product. Every single one required a look and they provided it.
When you download an app for your phone and open it do you think it just magically appeared?
Sure coders wrote it, but who created the look? The avatar/logo that goes onto your phones desktop so you can find it. The look of it when you open it. The things you see and read as you use it.
Who created all of that? Graphic artists.
Same way as when you watch TV and see the commercials, the shows with a show's title logo, the titles and credits, and pictures on the set walls, the teasers called bumpers, the things that fly in an out, your favorite magazine's cover. The look of the articles within. The ads inside. Every billboard you drive past. Nearly every thing you look at and see as you go through your life was created by a designer or a graphic artist.
Most unsung. And Callie was one of those.
I was the leader of the team creating our company's latest app and in that capacity was working with the graphics department and that is how I met Callie.
Over her drawing board.
She was designing a logo/icon for me and I didn't like it.
"But it's perfect!" she exclaimed.
We were just meeting for the first time and I don't know why I went at it this way, but I did, "No, it fucking sucks. You blew it completely. Do you want to try again or should I have someone else assigned?"
And I glared at her.
To her credit, she glared right back at me. Swallowed her pride, and like a good soldier, bounced back like a basketball dribbled down the court by LeBron, and said, "And what don't you like about it, and how can I make you happy?"
That scored points with me both professionally and personally, I asked if she would like some coffee, she did, I got us both a cup and brought it over to her station and we had a long, creative discussion to get the project back on track.
Over the next few weeks our relationship bloomed. A bit like Tracy and Hepburn in one of their movies. Sometimes fiery, Callie was if nothing else passionate about her art, sometimes playful, and always constructive.
A had notice early on there was no ring.
"Would you like to go out one night?" I said while looking at a proposed logo.
"Yes. That sound like fun."
"Great! When? How about this Saturday. I'll make a reservation."
"What about my place? I'll make dinner."
"OK!"
I heard that as a direct invitation to fuck and I was down with that. Believe you me!
And that brought me knocking on the townhouse door with a bottle of wine in my hand. Callie opened it looking fantastic, gave me a kiss, took the wine, and said, "Come on in."
I was expecting drinks in the living room with snacks and then dinner, but it was straight to the dining table for dinner and there was a man there.
I tried to maintain my cool looking at the last thing I expected.
"Hi. I'm Steve," and he held out his hand.
I introduced myself. It was Callie's husband. They were married!
Awkward!