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Jack rolled the hand made cigar in his fingers, and wafted it under his nose. Was there anything better than the smell of fine tobacco? Well of course there was and he turned and looked up to the window that had just had a lamp turn on. He had inhaled Levenia eariler, her sweet perfume, my God she was a woman. It was a time of reflection. Jack had been with more than enough woman to sense when his advances were meeting a more welcoming posture.
He had felt her melt in to him a bit, to be truthful it had taken him aback, almost in surprise. He was like a master fisherman, who had chased that single fish he had seen once jump out in the lake. The fish had slowly consumed his every waking thought, searching every nook and cranny, until he finally felt that tug.
That was the moment of truth, wasn't it? For once you land it, whether you eat it, or stuff and mount it, you will never quite have that thrill of the chase again. Lavenia was no fish, she was so much more. Jack had long since tired of bedding whores, whether they were professionals or mere amateurs, spreading their legs to catch a wealthy husband. He looked up again at that window, and watched the light go out. He thought about the woman, the body, sliding between her fine sheets. Was she thinking of him as he was her, could he really go through with what might happen next?
He had no better friend than her brother, Frank, doubted he ever would. He was in many ways more of a brother to Jack than to Lavenia, as they had shared so much, and this was his sister. No greater treasure could he possibly steal from them. He also liked her father, deeply and warmly, he reminded him a bit of his own dear father, except he had a zest for life and an enjoyment of the wicked, that his own father sorely lacked. Again his eyes went up, and Jack shook his head.
He had wanted this moment from the first second he had gazed her, and then her bare back in the water, the fisherman and his epic catch. But this was a character check, he would not move forward lightly....his reflection was suddenly broken, a deep moan rolling from her window...and that was that. If Jack was waiting for a sign, whether it was holy or from the fiery depths made little difference, it was a sign, and Jack had his answer.
That moan would now be his chalice, his holy grail, the call to arms to take every opportunity he could, and make her feel that over and over, but deeper and far more satisfied. That was it, the moral dilemma answered, her body was calling for him, and it was a call he would answer.
He enjoyed the rest of then night, smoking his cigar, and filling the snifter two more times. Frank had come in and seen him and laughed, he and Jack had seen each other in similar states countless times. He clapped once loudly by Jack's ear, and was not shocked by the string of unmentionables that followed. "Well, I don't know how you will be in shape to charm my sister later, yet why am I so confident you will? Just remember Jack, she is my sister, and should any man take her flower, he better be ready to make her an honest woman, or swallow lead." He slapped his hung over friend on the back and walked out laughing to be seen off by his sister. It wasn't a threat, it was a promise, between best friends.
It was four hours later before he got up, a drink of water, then a second, third and fourth. Cobwebs were cleared, somehow he never saw Lavenia. He took a long ride and took a swim where he had once found her. He hadn't had a bite, but he was dressed in his finest clothes, and best polished boots. He was even wearing a tie. He went down well before Levenia, he knew not to dishonor her. He was famished and started to fill his plate when she walked in, sashaying around and taking a seat in easily the sexiest dress Jack had ever seen.
Whether or not it was simply the gown, the mask or the woman it so deliciously revealed was open to debate, he guessed, but the pack, oh Gawd the package beyond compare. He cocked his head, smiling. "This vision can't be Levenia, can it? Not the woman in the pink, high collar dress from last night." He chuckled. "That is why you wear the mask, for a thief always wears a mask, and I most surely expect you intend to steal my heart."
He walked around the table and took her hand, kissing her gloved knuckle, and whispered, "I can't help but tease you, but you truly look spectacular. A more desirable or beautiful vision, these eyes have never seen, and I mean that. I only hope that I can show that dress, and the woman in it, the night it so richly deserves."
He picked up her plate and looked at her, "Let me fill it for you, I hope your appetite is as strong as last night, the food is delicious and I want you to be full strength." He leaned over and this time kissed her cheek, his lips lingering several seconds longer than proper. "Do you remember our conversation of last night....our kiss....I never mentioned, I was not wrong....!enjoy our time tonight" He looked up and smiled at her, going and filling her plate to the maximum. Set it back down in front of her and filled her wine glass in a fine chablis he had pulled up from their cellar.
He had felt her melt in to him a bit, to be truthful it had taken him aback, almost in surprise. He was like a master fisherman, who had chased that single fish he had seen once jump out in the lake. The fish had slowly consumed his every waking thought, searching every nook and cranny, until he finally felt that tug.
That was the moment of truth, wasn't it? For once you land it, whether you eat it, or stuff and mount it, you will never quite have that thrill of the chase again. Lavenia was no fish, she was so much more. Jack had long since tired of bedding whores, whether they were professionals or mere amateurs, spreading their legs to catch a wealthy husband. He looked up again at that window, and watched the light go out. He thought about the woman, the body, sliding between her fine sheets. Was she thinking of him as he was her, could he really go through with what might happen next?
He had no better friend than her brother, Frank, doubted he ever would. He was in many ways more of a brother to Jack than to Lavenia, as they had shared so much, and this was his sister. No greater treasure could he possibly steal from them. He also liked her father, deeply and warmly, he reminded him a bit of his own dear father, except he had a zest for life and an enjoyment of the wicked, that his own father sorely lacked. Again his eyes went up, and Jack shook his head.
He had wanted this moment from the first second he had gazed her, and then her bare back in the water, the fisherman and his epic catch. But this was a character check, he would not move forward lightly....his reflection was suddenly broken, a deep moan rolling from her window...and that was that. If Jack was waiting for a sign, whether it was holy or from the fiery depths made little difference, it was a sign, and Jack had his answer.
That moan would now be his chalice, his holy grail, the call to arms to take every opportunity he could, and make her feel that over and over, but deeper and far more satisfied. That was it, the moral dilemma answered, her body was calling for him, and it was a call he would answer.
He enjoyed the rest of then night, smoking his cigar, and filling the snifter two more times. Frank had come in and seen him and laughed, he and Jack had seen each other in similar states countless times. He clapped once loudly by Jack's ear, and was not shocked by the string of unmentionables that followed. "Well, I don't know how you will be in shape to charm my sister later, yet why am I so confident you will? Just remember Jack, she is my sister, and should any man take her flower, he better be ready to make her an honest woman, or swallow lead." He slapped his hung over friend on the back and walked out laughing to be seen off by his sister. It wasn't a threat, it was a promise, between best friends.
It was four hours later before he got up, a drink of water, then a second, third and fourth. Cobwebs were cleared, somehow he never saw Lavenia. He took a long ride and took a swim where he had once found her. He hadn't had a bite, but he was dressed in his finest clothes, and best polished boots. He was even wearing a tie. He went down well before Levenia, he knew not to dishonor her. He was famished and started to fill his plate when she walked in, sashaying around and taking a seat in easily the sexiest dress Jack had ever seen.
Whether or not it was simply the gown, the mask or the woman it so deliciously revealed was open to debate, he guessed, but the pack, oh Gawd the package beyond compare. He cocked his head, smiling. "This vision can't be Levenia, can it? Not the woman in the pink, high collar dress from last night." He chuckled. "That is why you wear the mask, for a thief always wears a mask, and I most surely expect you intend to steal my heart."
He walked around the table and took her hand, kissing her gloved knuckle, and whispered, "I can't help but tease you, but you truly look spectacular. A more desirable or beautiful vision, these eyes have never seen, and I mean that. I only hope that I can show that dress, and the woman in it, the night it so richly deserves."
He picked up her plate and looked at her, "Let me fill it for you, I hope your appetite is as strong as last night, the food is delicious and I want you to be full strength." He leaned over and this time kissed her cheek, his lips lingering several seconds longer than proper. "Do you remember our conversation of last night....our kiss....I never mentioned, I was not wrong....!enjoy our time tonight" He looked up and smiled at her, going and filling her plate to the maximum. Set it back down in front of her and filled her wine glass in a fine chablis he had pulled up from their cellar.