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Chapter 18: Don’t You Want
Me
There was a knock at the door.
Terry wasn’t expecting anyone. Eric and Lisa were
both at work and nobody really visited him outside of those two. He was mildly
annoyed with whoever it was. He’d just started putting a guitar line on tape,
something that would develop into a good song with a little work. He turned off
the recorder and opened the door. The annoyance factor went through the roof
when he saw Wanda standing there.
“What the hell do you want?”
“I’d like to come in and talk, if I could.”
With a deep, asthmatic sigh, Terry moved aside and
let her in. She quickly moved to the couch and sat down. He was about to sit in
his easy chair, when Wanda patted the seat next to her and asked him to join
her. Reluctantly, Terry did.
“What did you wanna talk about?”
Wanda looked very uncomfortable with the question.
Obviously, there was something on her mind and she was having trouble finding
the right way to phrase her thoughts. Terry, however, wasn’t in the mood to be
patient.
“Look, you caught me in the middle of practice. If you
have a point, I’d like to hear it sometime this century.”
She took a deep breath and said, “I dreamed about
you last night.”
“Excuse me?”
“I dreamed about you last night,” She repeated.
Terry grinned. “I bet there was an assortment of
bladed and spiked weapons and torture involved.”
An embarrassed smile came to her face. “Naw, nothin’
like that,” she said softly.
“Then what?”
Wanda gazed deep and unblinking into Terry’s eyes.
The warmth and affection there cut through all the annoyance and anger and touched
his heart.
“I dreamed we were under a tree in a park and it was
raining.” Wanda began. “You had on a white linen shirt. The rain made your face
and hair glisten and the shirt mold itself to the shape of your body. I kissed you and wrapped my arms around you,
pushed you against the tree and proceeded to peel every piece of wet clothing
off you.”
Wanda placed a hand on Terry’s knee, gently
massaging it. Terry looked at her hand and the rest of her. She had on a black
turtleneck that revealed the generous curves of her breasts and a mid-thigh
length denim skirt that only partially covered the elegant lines of her legs.
“I had on a yellow sundress—“, Wanda continued,
“—and you could see my nipples through the fabric. You kissed them through the
dress, then you ripped off my clothes and we made love against the tree, on the
ground, me riding you, you riding me. God, it was so hot.”
Terry felt like a deer caught in a semi’s
approaching headlights. He always tuned Wanda out, always seeing her, but never
really seeing her. Her beauty and
femininity always escaped him.
There was no mistaking or missing it now.
“I got so excited from the dream, I had a really
niiiice orgasm.” Wanda purred. Her hand travelled from Terry’s knee up his
thigh and brushed his hardening manhood. Terry jumped up spastically, as if he
were being shocked and retreated to the far side of the room. Wanda stood up
and glided over to where he stood.
“Terry, you’re not scared of me are you?”
“Uh…of…uh…of course not,” He stammered.
“Then, why did you run away?” She asked as she
backed Terry into the wall and placed her hands on either side of him.
Some of the fear left Terry’s eyes and he said,
“Because I’m wondering if you’re trying to fuck your way to the lead singer
spot.”
Wanda looked at him like he’d grown a second head.
“Terry, in case you missed it, I was hitting on you big time.”
“I caught that,” Terry said, feeling much more
relieved to be back on safer emotional ground where Wanda was concerned.
“Then why the hell would you say somethin’ like
that?” she demanded. “I know I can be a bitch sometimes, but I really do like
you Terry. It’s not like you and Dom are together right now, so I wanted to
take my shot, let you know how I felt.”
“I appreciate that, but I don’t feel the same way
towards you, Wanda.”
Disappointment seeped onto her face. Terry felt a
little bad for crushing her heart like that, but he had to be as honest with
her as she was finally being with him.
“Why?” Wanda asked and plopped down onto the couch.
“Why don’t you?”
Terry folded his arms across his chest and thought
about the question. “She touched me deep inside without even saying a word,” he
said. “When our eyes met, it was like our souls touched.” Terry locked gazes
with Wanda, warmth and resolved shining in his eyes. “She’s the part of me I
didn’t even know I was missing.”
Wanda looked like she’d swallowed a jellyfish. “Well,
I can’t compete with that,” she muttered to herself. She sighed and stood up.
Her eyes glistened with unshed tears.
“You do realize Dom doesn’t want anything to do with
you right now.”
“Yeah. That’s gonna change, though.”
“Well, good luck with that.” Wanda said as she
walked out of the door. He didn’t walk
her out, so he missed the tears in her eyes. Not that they would’ve mattered to
him anyway. His mind was focused on the muse that visited him before Wanda came
and the belief that he and Dom would be together again.
(c)2014 Courtney and W.L. Sherrod
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