(Gentle reader. If you are the sort of person who is offended by the idea that men and women may sometimes act in a manner on which the more rigid factions of (your) society might frown, then please do not read this. This is not a 'how to' story, nor a 'should do' parable, it is rather a 'what if' daydream, with a sexual bias. Besides, I have no wish to offend you. If, on the other hand, you believe life can be a bitch and the urges can sometimes get you by the balls -- and squeeze -- and you know yourself sufficiently well to be confident you can explore likely outcomes in an open-minded and non-judgmental fashion, then please read on, and, if the spirit moves you to, comment. To the anonymous reader who remarked on the difference between 'throes' and 'throws', and the other who pointed out that there is a difference between Wall-Mart, and K-Mart, my thanks. You are both right, of course. If my errors appall, I apologise. I do try to get things right!)
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He started coming to stay. My Uncle Zak. With us. Not with his parents, or his sister, or brother Zok -- or Zunk, or Zick, or whatever his damn name was -- oh no! he HAD to come stay with David and me. I argued that it just wasn't right. Let him go stay with people his own age, I said. But David wouldn't listen. We were closer to the city than the rest, he said. And had a bigger house, he added. And a maid, he finished it off. So that was that!
When Uncle Zak came, the first time, I was seven months pregnant with Tracy, so reckoned I would be safe. But I wasn't. When he got me all hot and bothered, me pushing his hands from my body like a windmill in a gale, him getting there in the end, it was one of the best fucks I'd had in months! David had always been sort of cautious around me once the baby was on the way. Treated me like Dresden china. Which was nice, but hardly sexually fulfilling. Uncle Zak, he didn't give a fuck about the baby. All he wanted was to hump me and make me gasp and squeal. And he did both. And I came, twice.
The second day of his stay, at breakfast, just after David left for work, and while Yanti, our maid, was in the laundry ironing clothes, we fucked on the kitchen table. I was terrified Yanti would come in, but he didn't give a damn. If she had come in, he'd probably have fucked her next. Yanti is a pretty little thing. (She is from Indonesia, don't ask me how David arranged it. Through his firm, he said.) I swore, after that, that Uncle Zak would never stay with us again. But he did -- a weekend, the very next year. And managed to fuck me again. Managed to fuck me eight time, in fact. In almost every room in the house. (Yanti was away for a week.) God only knows where the old bugger gets the energy, or sperm, but he hasn't slowed down one iota from the first time he made me explode. Must be something he eats.
Now he's back. Again. I tried to tell David that No, not again, he's been here enough. Let him stay with someone else. Let him stay in a hotel in town -- Christ he's hardly poor. He has his own company for Chrissake. But David said I was not being myself, and asked if I was expecting again. (I'm not, as it happened, but said that I might be, for otherwise how did I explain my opposition to my uncle coming to stay, other than telling the truth. And I could hardly do that.)
So he's back. But this time Yanti is here, and I have arranged that we stay together, all day, doing the house-work. 'Spring Cleaning' I have called it, though it's half way through Fall. Yanti, little sweetie that she is, doesn't know any better, and is happy to work with me. We get on well together, she and I. Which is why we're here, right now, up in the attic, sorting through things. I figure the pull-down ladder is too steep for my reprobate uncle to climb. And even if they're not, I have Yanti here to protect me!
The attic is not very large. Sloping eves either side and a big window at the end that looks out over the back yard and the garage. Even at its highest it's not very tall. I can only just stand in the middle. From there it slopes down either side all the way to the floor. The sides are stacked with boxes, some old furniture and mattresses piled on the floor, a bunch of tennis and squash rackets, a set of old golf clubs. Yanti and I were yapping away about this and that. She's only nineteen, and only just learning the language, but finds almost all things amusing. She smiles a lot for a girl so far from home. I can't get enough of her cheerful ways.
"Aye aye," comes a voice from the floor. Both of us stop and look round. A head, that's all, peers at us from the trapdoor in the middle of the floor. The rest of his length is on the ladder below. (Okay, so I was wrong, the bastard can climb a ladder.)
"We didn't wake you, did we?" I challenge, sweetly, rubbing in the fact that we are up and working while he's been lazing in bed. I ignore the fact that it's Sunday, and I encouraged him to sleep in this morning -- as I flaunted my way from the sitting room last night on the arm of my David, my husband and protector, who is just as big as he is. (Though not between the legs, it has to be said, although that hardly matters, of course). "We are just clearing up, but we'll be down soon. Amuse yourself in the den," I told the head in the middle of the floor. David is at church. It is turn to take collection. I never go, don't like to, which is why I'm here, with a slender and sweet nineteen year old to protect me.
"No, I'll help," says the great ox as he heaves himself through the trapdoor and bangs his head on the centrepost!
"Don't, you're far too big to be up here," I say, a touch of alarm in my voice.
Which he detects, damn his eyes. "Not too big for you, dear niece," he says, all knowing innuendo, coming to our end of the attic. Soon there are three of us here, at the end beside the window, kneeling on the mattress that used to be on our bed -- David and mine -- but has since been changed for a new one. We are sorting through a cake tin full of coins. Yanti and I had started it, now Uncle Zak wants to help.
"The foreign coins go in these piles there," I am explaining, reluctantly, to Uncle Zak, wishing he wasn't here. There's one large tin of coins, all mixed up. Individual piles of coins, one for each country, sit on open pages of newspaper laid out on the wood planking of the attic floor, between the mattress and the window. There's a tree just outside. It's a yew, David says, although I think it's more likely a birch. To its right is the corner of our swimming pool. To its left the garage, and the path past David's rockery to the kitchen door.
Uncle Zak has inserted himself between Yanti and me on the mattress. I am none too sure how he succeeded, nor why all three of us are kneeling so close together, but there it is. We are facing the window and the piles of coins. When he turns, and smiles, then starts to help, my heart is in my mouth. This man has known every sensitive bit of me since I was God-knows how old, and I have never, (ever,) made a successful defence of my virtue when he has chosen to arouse me ... which is another thing the bastard has never failed to do when he has set his mind to it! He knows my body better than it knows itself, yet here he is, sandwiched between us, Yanti and me.
Our hips are touching. Our breath is intermingling. Our eyes are dipping in and out of each other's. Our hands, all engaged in their separate tasks, crossing and brushing and touching as the coins need be added to the others of their origin, wherever that pile should be. It's like that game, where the hands go to spots on the floor, then others go to others, then feet join in, and soon you are tangled in knots, with other people.
I lean past Uncle Zak from his right, where I am, to put a coin on the paper, far left, and as I do, Yanti, from her position on his left, leans over to the right to do the same thing with the coin she has in her hand. We are suddenly crossed before my Uncle Zak; stretched out ahead of him, reaching out our respective coins, when Uncle Zak's hand cups my breast. I stop. Frozen. I do not move. Not a inch. It is as if this is what I was waiting for, but somehow prayed would never come, though somehow (deep inside me) sensed it might. At the precise moment that the fingers curl around my breast, and the high voltage throb zips through me, (as it always does,) energising breast, and nerves, and launching hopeless hormones in all the wrong directions, to all the wrong places, I know -- I just KNOW -- that he also has a hand on Yanti.
Our faces are mere inches from each other. My eyes are on Yanti's and hers are on mine. And hers are saying ... nothing. Nothing at all. It is as if she is denying what she's felt. As if it is a private thing between this man and her. Not a thing the mistress need concern herself with. I wonder if my eyes are saying the same sort of thing. I wonder what will happen if I rise? Will he release his hold on me? Will he release his hold on Yanti? Will he speak, crack a joke, make some excuse? Will I hit my head on the crossbeam?