INTRODUCTION
The Seven Days are a collection of seven one-chapter stories involving fantasies and role-playing with a personal flavor. These are my personal wish lists that I wished I had lived out before I had gotten married. So sit back and enjoy.
MONDAY: Law & Order
TUESDAY: Mile High Club
WEDNESDAY: Forbidden Fruit
THURSDAY: Overlooking the Stereo Types
FRIDAY: Two is Fun Three is Never a Crowd
SATURDAY: Power of Trust
SUNDAY: Out in the Country
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Sunday: Out In The Country
The say routine can be a killer over time. Bob was bored with the sex life at home. It was lights out and nothing new and exciting. His wife Ann had put on a few extra pounds after three kids, but he still loved her and considered her still sexy, even with the added weight. But aside from the odd position change in the dark, everything was routine. But he had a plan.
It was Sunday. There tenth wedding anniversary. Bob had arranged for his parents to baby-sit the kids. He told Ann he was taking her out for an Anniversary lunch. Everything was arranged perfectly.
Ann dressed up in her thin white dress. Bob loved her in this dress. When the sun shone the right way, a perfect silhouette could be seen. After last minute instructions for the kids, they were off.
"Where is this dining place?" Asked Ann, as Bob turned on a street unfamiliar to her.
"It's a surprise." Bob told her as he pulled the car over to an empty field.
"What are you doing?" Asked Ann, somewhat annoyed.
"We're here," Announced Bob "Look at the creek flowing by, the birds singing. Follow me."
The two of them walked for about ten minutes until they were out of view of the road. Bob had slipped out earlier in the morning. He had put the wine in the water to chill, and had put a cheesecloth blanket, spread on the grass. He had a couple of cardboard boxes stacked by the picnic basket.
"What's all this?" Queried Ann.
"Eagle Farms own this section by the creek. I spoke to Chan this morning about having a picnic, so we'll have no intruders." Gary assured Ann as he used the corkscrew to open the wine. He found two glasses and poured the wine.
"Happy Anniversary!" Toasted Bob as they "clinked" Glasses.
Bob fished out some salads and cold chicken out of the picnic basket. He refilled the wine glasses until the bottle was empty.
"This is so nice." Cooed Ann as she snuggled up to Bob.
Bob rested his hand momentarily on her knee, and then slowly worked its way up the inside of her thigh.