rockinzoe
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Marriage guidance
Lucy was nervous as she sat in the Church reception waiting for her first talk with Father Lance Morgan. He had been the head of her church for many years and yet she had not spoken to him before, outside of a courteous hello as she left the church. It had been only a month ago when Robbie her husband to be had asked her father’s permission to ask her and it had taken him 2 weeks more to ask her himself. When she approached the altar the following Sunday after the service and he looked at her, it felt like the first time he had truly given her his attention, his smile had been warm as her father had told him the news, asked when they could possibly book the wedding. They had been ushered into the Fathers study, sat down whilst he explained that whilst he would be delighted to marry the young couple, he would not until he was sure they understood the holy act they were about to undertake, only then would they be allowed to marry in his church.
So there was Lucy, nervously waiting on a pleasant Monday morning for her meeting, Robbie had already visited the evening before. Lucy had grilled him about what had been discussed and was disappointed to find out how he had been sworn to silence and that neither couple should ever know what has happened in the solo sessions.
It felt like forever she waited, and she got restless, looking down at herself she worried the floating summer dress was too childish, was it too low for her now her bust had finally settled on a double D cup? She was thankful that she didn’t have to dress too modestly, what did it matter if the skirt of her dress only reached her knees because she had sized up, in order to stop her gym worked backside from holding it up too much.
Lucy changed between fiddling with the hem of her dress and one of her blonde curls that rested on top of her breast, her nerves and the leather chair were making her sweat, she was just about to run out of the door when two feet appeared in front of her, she looked up, brown eyes meeting brown.
Lucy was nervous as she sat in the Church reception waiting for her first talk with Father Lance Morgan. He had been the head of her church for many years and yet she had not spoken to him before, outside of a courteous hello as she left the church. It had been only a month ago when Robbie her husband to be had asked her father’s permission to ask her and it had taken him 2 weeks more to ask her himself. When she approached the altar the following Sunday after the service and he looked at her, it felt like the first time he had truly given her his attention, his smile had been warm as her father had told him the news, asked when they could possibly book the wedding. They had been ushered into the Fathers study, sat down whilst he explained that whilst he would be delighted to marry the young couple, he would not until he was sure they understood the holy act they were about to undertake, only then would they be allowed to marry in his church.
So there was Lucy, nervously waiting on a pleasant Monday morning for her meeting, Robbie had already visited the evening before. Lucy had grilled him about what had been discussed and was disappointed to find out how he had been sworn to silence and that neither couple should ever know what has happened in the solo sessions.
It felt like forever she waited, and she got restless, looking down at herself she worried the floating summer dress was too childish, was it too low for her now her bust had finally settled on a double D cup? She was thankful that she didn’t have to dress too modestly, what did it matter if the skirt of her dress only reached her knees because she had sized up, in order to stop her gym worked backside from holding it up too much.
Lucy changed between fiddling with the hem of her dress and one of her blonde curls that rested on top of her breast, her nerves and the leather chair were making her sweat, she was just about to run out of the door when two feet appeared in front of her, she looked up, brown eyes meeting brown.