AngelEyes1994
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Lara followed Rex with a hard stare until he sat again. She hadn't expected that from him; she'd only meant for him to keep his hands to himself. But what was done was done, and Lara's pride was making itself known like a bull in a China shop. She looked away from him out the windows at the land as it disappeared, replaced by the ocean that would dominate the view for the next couple of hours.
She knew she'd gone overboard. And she was torn about what to do next. She should stick to her guns and simply keep a space between them until 6pm tomorrow. After all, she wasn't here by choice; they weren't dating; Rex Mansfield had essentially extorted sex from her with the threat of destroying her marriage and life.
But then … Lara knew that she was here by choice. She could just as easily have told her husband to declare bankruptcy before they moved in with her parents. She could have gotten a job in a local coffee shop or Walmart; Eddie could have done the books for a hardware store and filed taxes each January for those who couldn't figure out eFile.
Forty minutes -- which had felt like forty hours -- passed by, and Lara finally stood and moved to plop down in the chair directly before Rex. She stared into his eyes for a long moment … then … she began spilling out -- sometimes in horrific detail -- the life she'd lived prior to meeting and suffering through him: how she'd been just short of 19 when she'd met Edward, who she obviously called Eddie; how she'd been a reporter for a Community College's newspaper; about how she knew nothing about what her husband did, let alone about what Rex did; about how she'd surrendered her virginity to Eddie on the 66th day of knowing him; of how they'd married within the year and lived in an apartment the size of this jet's interior; of how Eddie had made a very nice living before meeting an asshole named Rex Mansfield, who'd pushed him to be a greedy bastard just like Rex Mansfield…
She went quiet for a moment, just staring at the man before her...
And then she confessed to something that he didn't need to know but -- for her own personal, selfish reasons -- Lara wanted him to know: "I've only ever been with one man in my life … my husband … and … and the real reason I'm here now … that I'm with you now … is that I'd like to know what it feels like..."
She hesitated, unsure if this was really what she wanted to say. Then she said it. "I'd like to know what if feels like … to have a man make me feel like a real woman."
She knew she'd gone overboard. And she was torn about what to do next. She should stick to her guns and simply keep a space between them until 6pm tomorrow. After all, she wasn't here by choice; they weren't dating; Rex Mansfield had essentially extorted sex from her with the threat of destroying her marriage and life.
But then … Lara knew that she was here by choice. She could just as easily have told her husband to declare bankruptcy before they moved in with her parents. She could have gotten a job in a local coffee shop or Walmart; Eddie could have done the books for a hardware store and filed taxes each January for those who couldn't figure out eFile.
Forty minutes -- which had felt like forty hours -- passed by, and Lara finally stood and moved to plop down in the chair directly before Rex. She stared into his eyes for a long moment … then … she began spilling out -- sometimes in horrific detail -- the life she'd lived prior to meeting and suffering through him: how she'd been just short of 19 when she'd met Edward, who she obviously called Eddie; how she'd been a reporter for a Community College's newspaper; about how she knew nothing about what her husband did, let alone about what Rex did; about how she'd surrendered her virginity to Eddie on the 66th day of knowing him; of how they'd married within the year and lived in an apartment the size of this jet's interior; of how Eddie had made a very nice living before meeting an asshole named Rex Mansfield, who'd pushed him to be a greedy bastard just like Rex Mansfield…
She went quiet for a moment, just staring at the man before her...
And then she confessed to something that he didn't need to know but -- for her own personal, selfish reasons -- Lara wanted him to know: "I've only ever been with one man in my life … my husband … and … and the real reason I'm here now … that I'm with you now … is that I'd like to know what it feels like..."
She hesitated, unsure if this was really what she wanted to say. Then she said it. "I'd like to know what if feels like … to have a man make me feel like a real woman."