Opensesame54321
Lost in Limbo
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Getting ready for the wedding had made the household very busy. Finally they had gotten Anna dressed and ready and Alexander had agreed to walk her down the aisle. The wedding had gone off without a hitch and as everyone headed into the house for the wedding feast, Alexander had been by her side, dropping hints like great big boulders. He had noticed that Dr. Fredrick had been there at the wedding and certainly knew that he had checked her out beforehand. Like it was a surprise when he himself had suggested the whole thing. Ha!
The man was positively antsy, and she well knew that he was thinking with his little head as opposed to the head on top of his shoulders. Meanwhile, during the wedding she had been asked to be the Matron of Honor so once Alexander had sat down on the pew next to Clair who was holding Carlton and Jane who was holding Leander, Veronique was still standing up front with Anna and more than once she had caught her poor husband looking at her with desire. She had merely smiled benignly at him with the poor man squirming in his seat and she had figured that he was probably trying to relieve the tightness of his trousers.
At the dinner, he had discreetly slipped his hand upon her knee through all the material as he looked at her questioningly.
She merely shook her head and whispered, “Love, now is not the time to discuss what the Doctor said. Tonight.”
He suddenly looked worried and she was afraid that the poor man would probably explode. The rest of the dinner was all about Claude and Anna, with Anna blushing at all the innuendos and Claude looking proud and about to bust his buttons. The babies had become fussy (probably from all the ooohing and aaahing and being passed around to strangers) and had been taken to the nursery.
The party was heading towards its final conclusion. Claude and Anna would spend their wedding night in Claude’s small home and then leave the next day for the coast for a week before they returned to begin their married life together. Veronique had slipped away a bit earlier to check on the boys but as the host, Alexander had to stay a bit longer until people began to leave.
Veronique kissed the babies goodnight. Clair announced that both boys had been exhausted and had quickly fallen asleep. As a surprise, Veronique quickly slipped down the hall and into the bedroom. Jane had been waiting for her, giggling and all starry eyed about the wedding and finally helped Veronique undress and get into bed. She sent the girl away and told her not to return until midday tomorrow. She lay nude under the covers, anxious for Alexander’s arrival. After a while, the noise in the house seemed to calm down a bit before she heard his footsteps along the hall. Someone - one of the servants - called out good night to her husband.
When he entered, he seemed tired and she feared that he might be too tired. He stopped when he saw her in bed, the covers drawn up so that only her head, shoulders and arms showed above while everything else was hidden. She smiled enticingly to him.
“You look tired, my love. Too tired to look beneath these covers and resume your husbandly duties to your loving wife?”
The man was positively antsy, and she well knew that he was thinking with his little head as opposed to the head on top of his shoulders. Meanwhile, during the wedding she had been asked to be the Matron of Honor so once Alexander had sat down on the pew next to Clair who was holding Carlton and Jane who was holding Leander, Veronique was still standing up front with Anna and more than once she had caught her poor husband looking at her with desire. She had merely smiled benignly at him with the poor man squirming in his seat and she had figured that he was probably trying to relieve the tightness of his trousers.
At the dinner, he had discreetly slipped his hand upon her knee through all the material as he looked at her questioningly.
She merely shook her head and whispered, “Love, now is not the time to discuss what the Doctor said. Tonight.”
He suddenly looked worried and she was afraid that the poor man would probably explode. The rest of the dinner was all about Claude and Anna, with Anna blushing at all the innuendos and Claude looking proud and about to bust his buttons. The babies had become fussy (probably from all the ooohing and aaahing and being passed around to strangers) and had been taken to the nursery.
The party was heading towards its final conclusion. Claude and Anna would spend their wedding night in Claude’s small home and then leave the next day for the coast for a week before they returned to begin their married life together. Veronique had slipped away a bit earlier to check on the boys but as the host, Alexander had to stay a bit longer until people began to leave.
Veronique kissed the babies goodnight. Clair announced that both boys had been exhausted and had quickly fallen asleep. As a surprise, Veronique quickly slipped down the hall and into the bedroom. Jane had been waiting for her, giggling and all starry eyed about the wedding and finally helped Veronique undress and get into bed. She sent the girl away and told her not to return until midday tomorrow. She lay nude under the covers, anxious for Alexander’s arrival. After a while, the noise in the house seemed to calm down a bit before she heard his footsteps along the hall. Someone - one of the servants - called out good night to her husband.
When he entered, he seemed tired and she feared that he might be too tired. He stopped when he saw her in bed, the covers drawn up so that only her head, shoulders and arms showed above while everything else was hidden. She smiled enticingly to him.
“You look tired, my love. Too tired to look beneath these covers and resume your husbandly duties to your loving wife?”