Kelly stepped into the slinky black dress in front of her full length mirror. She was excited. No. That's a lie. She was percolating! It had been over a week since she had last seen Nick. It had been over TWO weeks since he fucked her. She was horny. Damn! Was she horny.
She zipped up the back of her dress and made her way over toward her large cherry wood dresser. Should she wear pantyhose? No way. Not tonight. Besides, it was way too hot for that. Or was she way too hot for that? She opened the top drawer and rummaged through all sort of underwear. Panties or no? She pulled out a few pairs. What kind of panties? Thong or Boyshorts? She considered a tiny, red G string. She like the way her ass looked in them. She wasn't sure what kind Nick like most, though. In the end, it didn't matter to her as long as they ended up around her ankles, or better yet, on the floor sometime tonight. Fuck it. She threw them all back in and closed the drawer. No panties tonight.
Kelly checked the dress out in the mirror again, turning this way and that. She loved this dress. It complimented her body the best. Not too revealing, not too tight. But, certainly moved with her. She ran a hand through her dark red hair. Should I wear it up? She pulled her hair back in a ponytail, letting a few strands fall down her face. Yea. That was it. The hair stays up, Kelly decided when her cell phone rang.
"Hello," Kelly answered smiling.
"Hi," a dejected voice replied through the phone
Kelly closed her eyes and drew in deeply. "Hello Mark."
"What are you up to, Kel?" Mark replied solemnly.
Kelly rolled her eyes. Is he crying again? "Nothing really. I'm just getting ready to go out."
There was a pause on the other line. "Oh."
Kelly shook her head. She didn't want to be rude, but this was getting out of hand. She wasn't his shrink. She wasn't even his girlfriend. She hadn't been his girlfriend for years. And these calls were too much. "Is everything alright, Mark?" Kelly knew it was a loaded question. She already knew that everything wasn't alright.
"No," Mark said rather drearily, "I'm really depressed. Is there any way you could come over or something. I really could use the company," he trailed off.
"I'm sorry, Mark, but I can't. I've got plans tonight."
"I'm just ... I'm so lonely any more," he said ignoring her, "I was going through my parents ... well my dad's house. Trying to decide what to keep, what to get rid of. I just can't decide. You know, I grew up in that house."