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I had
heard more than a few stories about you, but the first time we
actually met was at the wedding rehearsal of our mutual friends.
We were standing up in the wedding together, and when we linked
arms at the back of the church for our practice run, the
electricity between us was amazing. It surprised me at first, and
I sharply turned and looked up and into your dazzling green eyes.
You smiled and winked down at me reassuringly. You were thinking
how luscious my lips looked and how I smelled like peaches, but
most of all you were wondering how good the pink sundress I was
wearing would look crumpled up in a ball on your bedroom
floor.
We don’t say a word to each
other that night, but just looking at you from across the room
during dinner makes my pulse race and sends my heart into my
throat and it scares the hell out of me. I wonder if you’re
feeling the same thing, because our eyes have coyly met more than
once, yet you’ve made no approach. I hope it won’t be awkward when
the time comes tomorrow for us to make our way up the aisle
together.
My fears are unfounded, and
the wedding the following day is close to perfection. You can’t
get over how vampy I look in the strapless scarlet bridesmaid
dress with my glossy chestnut hair swept back and up and my lips
that you so admired the day before glistening ruby red. It’s a far
cry from the Pollyanna I appeared to be the day before and it
makes you hot. Soon the other guys are starting to tease you over
the stiffy you’ve had from standing next to me for pictures all
afternoon.
After the grand march that
night we dance, and again I marvel over the heat we generate. It’s
almost more than you can bear and you slip outside for some air,
grabbing a flute of champagne on your way out the door. You
realize the newlyweds must have rented their limo for the entire
night when you spot it outside in the parking lot, the driver
nowhere in sight. You wander over to it and amazingly you find
that it’s not locked. You look up just in time to see me exiting
the building, my eyes meet yours and wordlessly we climb into the
back of the limo together.
You are still holding the
champagne, and an idea begins to form in your mind. You take a
small sip and kiss me hotly, flooding the golden liquid into my
mouth. You slide your hand up my thigh and discover I’m wearing a
garter belt and no panties, you have a hard-on so big it almost
hurts. I unbutton your tuxedo shirt while nibbling your ear and I
lightly run my blood red nails across your bare, muscled chest. My
dress comes off quickly and while you find the black lacy bustier
I’m wearing very sexy, it’s got to come off too for what you have
in mind next.
We’re both naked now, the cool
leather of the seat against our hot skin is quite a sensation, and
the fact that we’ve both had more than one glass of champagne
makes the atmosphere seem almost dream-like. You hold your glass
next to my skin below my collarbone and tilt it slightly, the
bubbly liquid flows down between my breasts, into my navel, and
trickles into the small patch of dark hair below. You kneel before
me and trace its path down with your hot tongue; I am tense with
anticipation. You part my smooth legs and run your tongue across
my sex, flicking gently at my clit. I moan with pleasure as you
swirl your tongue again and again over my mound and you savor the
taste of my sweet juices.
I lay back across the seat and
you fluidly rise up and mount me, I squeal in delight as your hard
cock enters my silken pussy and my nails dig into your back. We
move together, faster and faster, murmuring to each other “yes, oh
god yes”. The air is musky with the scent of our bodies and a hint
of the expensive champagne lingers. The weight of your body feels
so incredible that it doesn’t take long for me to reach the edge
of climax. I shudder with the intense pleasure of my orgasm as
those green eyes of yours seem to pierce right through my soul and
you empty your juices into me with a groan.
We giggle like naughty kids as
we help each other back into our wedding day finery and walk back
into the reception hand in hand. There was magic in the air that
night, and even more so three years later when I walk down the
aisle once again, with you waiting for me at the end. |