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Audrina got in late that evening; it was now the early hours of the morning and Zach had been cleaning up after the boys had been over to watch the football. Blaine was fast asleep in bed, splayed out, a discarded bottle in his crib. Zach was half drunk, lolling back on the sofa; the TV was on but no one was watching.
Audrina came into the living room, switched the TV off and went upstairs. She’d have to speak to Zach later about the night’s events. Whether or not she would tell him about Jeremy was another question. She would have to broach this subject with Zach very carefully - he was very short of temper and he liked to be in control, and now that Audrina had the control and the future of their relationship in her hands, she knew that he would fight her every inch of the way.
Audrina got changed into her pajamas, crawled into bed and wrapped the covers around her until she was a caterpillar in a cocoon. And she wept, and wept and wept. When she married Zach she had not long turned twenty three. He was twenty five. They were both so young, fresh faced and youthful. Zach was the best looking man she had ever seen, with his rugged good looks, black hair and bright blue eyes. When they were first married, and indeed before, when they were both so in love, after they had made love Audrina loved to cuddle up to Zach and place her pinkie finger in his chin dimple.
They had only had eyes for each other; they had a great passion for each other, and were so in love up that nothing else mattered. No one else mattered. Their love for each other was sustaining enough. They could have been poor, living on the bones of their asses with nothing else to show for themselves, but they wouldn’t have cared because their love was enough to keep them going.
They were married in a lavish ceremony in New Orleans, Zach’s home turf. Those first two and half years of marriage were great- they were so in love and so happy. The children in them were best friends and they told each other everything. When Audrina found out she was pregnant she was over the moon, and so was Zach. It was his dream to be a father, to be surrounded by children and to have the house full of laughs. But the reality was very different.
From the beginning the pregnancy had been very difficult; it was so draining on Audrina, emotionally, mentally and physically. She had zero sex drive, she was constantly sick and couldn’t keep any food down and she was tired all the time. She just wanted to stay in bed.
And then things got worse when Blaine was born. Zach was the sort of person who needed to be loved and needed attention from those he loved and who loved him. And with Audrina’s attention being on the baby, Zach was like a petulant child and he started throwing tantrums.
His answer to his wife’s lack of sex drive was to go out and start sleeping with other women. Audrina and Zach had split up as a result, but a month later things were back on between them and they started working through their problems. All was well in the Tellerman household. Until Zach wasn’t the centre of attention anymore.
Old habits die hard and Zach was having more affairs, which brought Audrina to where she was now, in bed, weeping and feeling so pathetic. Was it her fault? Was she to blame for her husband’s infidelities? Yet now she was no longer innocent herself. Not half an hour ago she had come from a man’s apartment after sleeping with him. She was as guilty as Zach. Well, perhaps not as guilty. This was a once-off thing, where her husband’s affairs seemed to be ongoing and constant.
The next morning when she awoke things seemed somehow different. Though she had a dread feeling in the pit of her stomach and she was a bag of nerves, she was seeing the world differently. Through new eyes. Everything seemed as if it were in HD. The colors were brighter and more vivid, the sounds were louder and clearer. Life is beautiful , she thought, everything is beautiful.
She waited until that night to explain to Zach her thoughts and what she wanted. He had been avoiding her during the day, as if he knew something was up, as if he knew that Audrina was somehow different.
“This isn’t working anymore, is it?” Audrina started, after she had served dinner. Blaine was staying with Audrina’s mother, who liked to look after Blaine every second weekend and have him for the night.
Zach gave his wife of nearly six years a questioning look. “What’s not working?”
“Us. We are not working anymore, are we? We don’t function as once we did. We’re two strangers living underneath the same roof. They only thing that we have in common anymore is our son. We don’t speak to each other anymore, we can’t even look at each other sometimes,” she said. Tears were starting to brim in her eyes.
“What are you trying to say?” Zach asked, anger flashing through his piercing blue gaze.
“I want a divorce,” she said in a whisper.
“A divorce?”
“Yes. Not just for my sake but for you, for us. I don’t even recognize us anymore, we’ve become two separate people. We’ll be doing each other a favor if we do this, as well as Blaine,” she explained. Zach sat there stony faced, silent and brooding. Exactly how she'd expected him to react. If it had been him who had suggested splitting up, it’d be a different story completely.
“Why now?” demanded Zach. “Why all this now? What’s changed?”
“We both have. Things are different now Zach, you can’t deny it,” she said. She took a deep breath before continuing this next part. “Every day I find myself loving you less and less. I’m sorry, but I see no other option for us. We tried the therapy and we’ve tried to resurrect this marriage, but sometimes it’s better to leave things broken than trying in vain to fix them. You can, of course, have Blaine as often as you like, and you can come and see him whenever you want. I would never stop you seeing our son.”
“I would prefer if we could come to an agreement outside of court, without having to go through all the legal crap. It would be better for both of us if we could keep this as civil as possible, and better I think for your reputation with work,” she said.
“Why are you doing this? Are you trying to hurt me?” Zach accused. His face had gone all red and his right eye was twitching with anger.
“I’m trying to do what’s best by you, for both of us and for our son. I’m not trying to hurt you. For the entirety of our relationship I’ve never intentionally hurt you and I’ve always done what’s best by you,” she replied. Zach was silent and Audrina knew that the fireworks were coming. She stood up from the table and went into the kitchen, taking her dinner plate with her, the food untouched. Neither of them had eaten this night.
“You heartless bitch!” Zach yelled. He stood up roughly and Audrina heard the scrape of the chair against the hardwood flooring and the clink of plates and cutlery as they were disturbed. “How dare you do this to me? I am your husband,” he raged.
“Then how come you keep forsaking your marriage vows as well as our bed?” she asked, surprisingly calm. Zach didn’t seem to scare her anymore and it angered him when he saw her so calm and together. She wasn’t his puppet anymore. She calmly strode past him, grabbing her coat and handbag from the coat rack next to the front door.
“Where are you going?” he yelled. “Audrina?” But she ignored him. She shut the door and walked outside to her car. Zach opened the door and stood in the doorway, watching her leave. “I am your husband!” he yelled once more. But it was too late, she was gone.
She drove the half an hour across town. She still felt calm and content and it confused her. A weight had been lifted off her shoulders. No more was she beholden for her husband or his behaviour. The lie that she was living was over. She was a new woman. She felt so liberated as she drove across town, so free and happy. She turned on the car radio and sang along to the music, bopping in her car, not caring who saw her.
She knocked on the door, hoping that this was indeed the right place. It had all been a blur the last time she was here. She heard some rustling around behind the door, the shuffling of feet, and then the door was open. Jeremy stood there wearing a plain t-shirt, boxers and socks, his light brown hair sticking on end slightly.
“Audrina?” he questioned. “What are you doing here?”
“Hush,” she said, throwing herself at him, wrapping her arms around him and kissing him passionately. “No more words.”
They stripped each other off their clothes and walked to the bed while kissing passionately. True, it was only last night since their previous encounter, but to Audrina it felt like a lifetime. Jeremy was rock hard within seconds as he ran his hands up and down Audrina’s body. She sighed and her body erupted in goose-bumps underneath his touch.
Jeremy lay Audrina down on the bed and leaned over her, admiring her body. “Same as last time?” he asked.
“Ravish me,” she whispered. She ran her fingers up and down his arms, spurring him on. He kissed down her body, sucking on her nipples until they were stiff little points. He loved her tits. They were the best pair he’d ever seen. He left her breasts and trailed down to her secret place, kissing her labia. Audrina shuddered with desire. This was exactly where she wanted to be.
He kissed her beautiful, wet cunt that was shining with her essence. He knocked on the clitoris with his tongue, that little button that could turn any woman wild. He kissed it, swiping his tongue over it. Audrina squirmed under his touch and he heard her little sighs. He licked her clitoris, swirling it around in circles. He inserted two fingers into her and found that special little spot and he started gently rubbing with his fingertips. The sounds coming from Audrina were turning him on so much.
Audrina’s body was warm all over and tingling as Jeremy sucked and kissed and fingered her. It had been a long time since someone had done this to her. So long since someone had put her needs before their own. So long since someone had shown her tenderness and pure desire. With Jeremy it wasn’t just sex. He really cared about her and she really cared about him.
She shivered with delight as her orgasm rocketed through her body, calling out and moaning as she got louder and louder. She needed to let go. She needed to be reminded that she was still a woman and that she was capable of great passions. She burst into a million tiny pieces as Jeremy fervently tongued and fingered her. And just when she thought it couldn’t get any better, it did.
Jeremy pulled himself away from her center, her taste still on his tongue as he gently eased himself inside her. She gladly and willingly accommodated him and he started thrusting. His strokes were long and slow, and as he thrust up he held it for a while and then continued. Audrina moved with him, finding the rhythm, and soon they were both achieving mutual pleasure with this, their combined moans breaking the silence.
She held him to her, grabbing at his back and shoulders and Jeremy responded by getting faster, his strokes growing. It didn’t take long for them both to reach their zenith and Jeremy finished inside her. He rolled off her and cuddled her close, afraid to let her go.
“I’ve left Zach,” she admitted after a while.
“How’d he take it?”
“Not great. He swore at me and demanded to know why I was doing this, then he accused me of being deliberate. He kept on repeating ‘I am your husband’ as if I owe my obeisance to him, like I’m nothing without him,” she said. Audrina sighed, she was so frustrated. This was only the beginning of the matter. The storm was yet to come.
“What are you going to do now?” asked Jeremy.
“When I go to pick up Blaine tomorrow I’ll organize to stay with my mom for a while. I’ll have to find myself somewhere to live. I’ll have to get back into the work force as well, and prepare myself for life as a single mother.”
“Hey, hey,” Jeremy said, comforting her. “You’ll always have me. I’ll always do right by you.” He kissed her forehead and rubbed her shoulders in comfort. Zach had told her those exact same words when they first got together, except the difference between now and back then was that Jeremy meant it and Zach hadn’t.
For a month Audrina lived with her mother. Zach was remaining obdurate and being decidedly petulant in the matter, dragging it out and playing the victim, milking the situation for everything it was worth. In the past Audrina would have given in and gone back to Zach, told herself that she was to blame for all this and that she owed it to her husband to stay with him. Now she just felt sorry for him.
She was doing great on her own. She found a job at the doctor’s clinic and started saving up money to go towards finding a house for her and Blaine. Her relationship with Jeremy was going from strength to strength and he doted on her son. For the first time in a long time everything seemed to make sense for Audrina.
After an additional two months of living with her mother, Audrina found an apartment and moved in. A lot of her stuff was still at the house she'd shared with Zach, which was currently on the market. They had agreed that when the house sold they would split the profits and each be on their merry way. Audrina hadn’t seen a lot of Zach since the Saturday night when she'd told him it was over. He came by every weekend to pick up Blaine and spend time with him, but he always dealt with Audrina’s mother, Zelda.
Audrina had been scared, especially for the first month, that if she saw Zach her resolve would weaken and she would end up going home to him and back to the lie and sham of marriage. But she wasn’t scared anymore. She was strong. She felt strong. This divorce was a good thing for all.
It was a Sunday when she went to the house to box up her belongings and get everything before her move to the apartment. Jeremy was with her; he'd insisted on going, knowing how susceptible Audrina was to Zach’s charms and smooth talk. They had decided to not tell Zach about their relationship, it would only complicate matters further. They were going to wait at least another month to announce to the world their relationship.
Audrina pulled up outside the house and parked on the street instead of the driveway. It wasn’t her house anymore, it was no longer her driveway. She was a guest, and Zach had made that very clear during the earlier exchange on the phone. He stood in the doorway, arms folded defiantly across his chest, eyeing Audrina up suspiciously. He had always been just a little bit suspicious of her and he never knew why.
He was shocked by what he saw, yet he didn’t show it. He had expected Audrina to be doing terribly, but she looked terrific. She had blossomed without him. She had been liberated. Her medium brown hair had grown longer in the three months of their separation, and now sat just around where her nipples would be. She was so toned and glowing, she looked great, showing off her body in a pair of figure hugging jeans and a plain white blouse. Had her tits always been that great? Zach thought as his eyes scanned her body.
He, on the other hand, had been doing not so well. He hadn’t shaved in two months, or had a haircut, and he had traded in his clean cut business suits for jeans and old t-shirts and he hardly ever left the house. Audrina took quiet pride in his shabby appearance.
“Who’s this?” Zach asked insolently, sizing up the man that Audrina had brought with her. I can take him, easy-peasy , he thought with smug satisfaction.
“This is Jeremy Fitzpatrick,” Audrina said, motioning vaguely behind her to where Jeremy stood. “We’re old friends from school. You and I attended his sister’s wedding.”
“What’s he doing here?” Zach asked, not moving from where he stood in the doorway, blocking it.
“Does it really matter?” she asked. “He’s helping me out,” she said. Zach remained unconvinced.
“Are you two sleeping together?” he asked.
Jeremy looked away, embarrassed and angered at the same time. Had Zach always spoken to his wife thus? Wondered Jeremy.
“Enough, Zach, you’re being rude; now if you’ll excuse me I want to pack my things,” Audrina made a move to get past Zach but he blocked her way.
“Are you?” he challenged.
“Please let me into the house.”
“Answer my question,” rebuked Zach.
“Let me in,” she stated, her anger flaring. She was glad that she had left him and didn’t have to put with this on a daily basis.
“Why won’t you answer my question?”
Audrina sighed angrily. “Fine. We are sleeping together and have been since the night before I asked you for a divorce, now let me in.”
Still Zach was unconvinced. He didn’t believe Audrina for one second; she was calling his bluff. She didn’t have it in her to do that. She was too chicken to do something like that. She believed in commitment one hundred percent. She’d never cheat on him. He was her everything.
“You’re lying,” he smirked. She raised her eyebrows, her honey brown eyes flashing with anger. Zach made a great show of stepping aside and letting her through into the house.
Nearly three hours later Audrina’s possessions were packed away into boxes and in the trunk of her car.
“I’ll come back for my furniture later on,” she said.
Zach shrugged indifferently, as if it were of no great matter. “Are you gonna bring your bodyguard?” he asked, referring to Jeremy, who had remained stony and silent throughout most of the afternoon, speaking only to Audrina and not Zach. He didn’t need to speak to him. From the moment they had pulled up, Jeremy had known what sort of a man he was.
“Don’t be rude,” she said before getting in her car and driving away. Away from the lie , she thought with satisfaction.
“Why didn’t you correct Zach when he accused you of lying about us?” Jeremy asked as they drove across town.
“If he’s too arrogant to believe me then so be it; that’s his problem if he chooses to live in denial. He can’t deny it or disregard it when he sees that I’m pregnant,” stated Audrina. They pulled up at a red light and waited in the queue.
“Pregnant?” Jeremy questioned. Audrina nodded. Pregnant, he thought, shocked. “How far along are you?”
“Just under thirteen weeks,” she replied, tears brimming in her eyes. She could see that Jeremy was trying to calculate all this, do the math. They had been together for roughly that amount of time.
“So that means... that first night?”
“Yes,” she nodded, fully crying now.
Jeremy smiled, leaned over and hugged her, kissing Audrina on the cheek. I’m going to be a father, he thought, pride flaring within him. He had seen that Audrina’s tits seemed… better, over the last couple of weeks, her appetite had increased and she seemed curvier, but he didn’t put two and two together, he simply admired the new view. It had never entered his mind that she might get pregnant so quickly. Why would it?
They drove quickly across town, darting through traffic, eager to get back to Audrina’s new apartment. The bare basics had been set up in the two bedroom, tenth-floor apartment. It had a large and spacious living area, the kitchen was well equipped and there was a small terrace that had a great view of the city. And as an added bonus Jeremy’s apartment was only a few blocks away.
As soon as they got in the door they were kissing madly and hungrily, their passion renewed by this new information, this shared life between them. They would now forever be linked to each other. True, it would make the divorce proceedings trickier and Zach would be apocalyptically mad when he found out, but that didn’t matter. This was the new beginning that Audrina needed. So what if it hadn’t been planned quite this way? That was life, and life never went to plan.
Audrina sat Jeremy down on the couch and got on her knees in front of him. She unbuckled his belt and pulled his pants down, rubbing his growing erection through the thin fabric of his underwear. She reached into his pants and released his cock. She ran her hand all over it, feeling it get even harder and swell in her hand as she rubbed him. Audrina leaned down and put his cock to her mouth and gently eased the head in, sucking on it, her tongue swirling all over it.
She sucked on the head and felt pre-cum hit her tongue. Jeremy groaned when she licked it straight from the little slit. She took his cock further into her mouth, her head getting lower and lower in his lap. Jeremy helping her by grabbing her head and pushing her down.
Her right hand was jerking the base of his cock and her head was bobbing as she alternated the motion every minute or so. Jeremy moaned and thrust his hips, making his cock go deeper into her warm mouth. She fondled his balls and he felt as if he were in heaven. Soon Audrina had a mouthful of cock and when he thrusted she swallowed, taking him nearly all the way, saliva spilling from her mouth onto Jeremy’s knees.
He moaned loudly, shooting his seed into her mouth and down her throat. She swallowed it all. His dick started to go limp in her mouth so she pulled herself off it and sat back on her knees, smiling at Jeremy.
“I’m glad we didn’t get together when we were younger,” he said. “This is better. We’re not two kids playing at being in a relationship, this is real. And I don’t care that you’re divorced and have a son already, that doesn’t bother me, and it never will, because you know why? You’re worth it, Audrina Tellerman.”
“Worth it,” she repeated. “I haven’t heard that in a long while.”
“I know but that’s going to change. Today is about change. Today is about the beginning of our future. The beginning of our new lives. No matter what happens, no matter what life throws at us, we will prevail,” Jeremy said. He leaned forward and placed his hand on Audrina’s belly lovingly.
Author's Note: Check out my other stories. The Jeff and Brianne series, Lesbifriends, Lesbinaughty, The Holiday, Revenge Affair, Our Little Secret, Love Nest, Misfit Love and Paradise Lost & Found.
Audrina came into the living room, switched the TV off and went upstairs. She’d have to speak to Zach later about the night’s events. Whether or not she would tell him about Jeremy was another question. She would have to broach this subject with Zach very carefully - he was very short of temper and he liked to be in control, and now that Audrina had the control and the future of their relationship in her hands, she knew that he would fight her every inch of the way.
Audrina got changed into her pajamas, crawled into bed and wrapped the covers around her until she was a caterpillar in a cocoon. And she wept, and wept and wept. When she married Zach she had not long turned twenty three. He was twenty five. They were both so young, fresh faced and youthful. Zach was the best looking man she had ever seen, with his rugged good looks, black hair and bright blue eyes. When they were first married, and indeed before, when they were both so in love, after they had made love Audrina loved to cuddle up to Zach and place her pinkie finger in his chin dimple.
They had only had eyes for each other; they had a great passion for each other, and were so in love up that nothing else mattered. No one else mattered. Their love for each other was sustaining enough. They could have been poor, living on the bones of their asses with nothing else to show for themselves, but they wouldn’t have cared because their love was enough to keep them going.
They were married in a lavish ceremony in New Orleans, Zach’s home turf. Those first two and half years of marriage were great- they were so in love and so happy. The children in them were best friends and they told each other everything. When Audrina found out she was pregnant she was over the moon, and so was Zach. It was his dream to be a father, to be surrounded by children and to have the house full of laughs. But the reality was very different.
From the beginning the pregnancy had been very difficult; it was so draining on Audrina, emotionally, mentally and physically. She had zero sex drive, she was constantly sick and couldn’t keep any food down and she was tired all the time. She just wanted to stay in bed.
And then things got worse when Blaine was born. Zach was the sort of person who needed to be loved and needed attention from those he loved and who loved him. And with Audrina’s attention being on the baby, Zach was like a petulant child and he started throwing tantrums.
His answer to his wife’s lack of sex drive was to go out and start sleeping with other women. Audrina and Zach had split up as a result, but a month later things were back on between them and they started working through their problems. All was well in the Tellerman household. Until Zach wasn’t the centre of attention anymore.
Old habits die hard and Zach was having more affairs, which brought Audrina to where she was now, in bed, weeping and feeling so pathetic. Was it her fault? Was she to blame for her husband’s infidelities? Yet now she was no longer innocent herself. Not half an hour ago she had come from a man’s apartment after sleeping with him. She was as guilty as Zach. Well, perhaps not as guilty. This was a once-off thing, where her husband’s affairs seemed to be ongoing and constant.
The next morning when she awoke things seemed somehow different. Though she had a dread feeling in the pit of her stomach and she was a bag of nerves, she was seeing the world differently. Through new eyes. Everything seemed as if it were in HD. The colors were brighter and more vivid, the sounds were louder and clearer. Life is beautiful , she thought, everything is beautiful.
She waited until that night to explain to Zach her thoughts and what she wanted. He had been avoiding her during the day, as if he knew something was up, as if he knew that Audrina was somehow different.
“This isn’t working anymore, is it?” Audrina started, after she had served dinner. Blaine was staying with Audrina’s mother, who liked to look after Blaine every second weekend and have him for the night.
Zach gave his wife of nearly six years a questioning look. “What’s not working?”
“Us. We are not working anymore, are we? We don’t function as once we did. We’re two strangers living underneath the same roof. They only thing that we have in common anymore is our son. We don’t speak to each other anymore, we can’t even look at each other sometimes,” she said. Tears were starting to brim in her eyes.
“What are you trying to say?” Zach asked, anger flashing through his piercing blue gaze.
“I want a divorce,” she said in a whisper.
“A divorce?”
“Yes. Not just for my sake but for you, for us. I don’t even recognize us anymore, we’ve become two separate people. We’ll be doing each other a favor if we do this, as well as Blaine,” she explained. Zach sat there stony faced, silent and brooding. Exactly how she'd expected him to react. If it had been him who had suggested splitting up, it’d be a different story completely.
“Why now?” demanded Zach. “Why all this now? What’s changed?”
“We both have. Things are different now Zach, you can’t deny it,” she said. She took a deep breath before continuing this next part. “Every day I find myself loving you less and less. I’m sorry, but I see no other option for us. We tried the therapy and we’ve tried to resurrect this marriage, but sometimes it’s better to leave things broken than trying in vain to fix them. You can, of course, have Blaine as often as you like, and you can come and see him whenever you want. I would never stop you seeing our son.”
“I would prefer if we could come to an agreement outside of court, without having to go through all the legal crap. It would be better for both of us if we could keep this as civil as possible, and better I think for your reputation with work,” she said.
“Why are you doing this? Are you trying to hurt me?” Zach accused. His face had gone all red and his right eye was twitching with anger.
“I’m trying to do what’s best by you, for both of us and for our son. I’m not trying to hurt you. For the entirety of our relationship I’ve never intentionally hurt you and I’ve always done what’s best by you,” she replied. Zach was silent and Audrina knew that the fireworks were coming. She stood up from the table and went into the kitchen, taking her dinner plate with her, the food untouched. Neither of them had eaten this night.
“You heartless bitch!” Zach yelled. He stood up roughly and Audrina heard the scrape of the chair against the hardwood flooring and the clink of plates and cutlery as they were disturbed. “How dare you do this to me? I am your husband,” he raged.
“Then how come you keep forsaking your marriage vows as well as our bed?” she asked, surprisingly calm. Zach didn’t seem to scare her anymore and it angered him when he saw her so calm and together. She wasn’t his puppet anymore. She calmly strode past him, grabbing her coat and handbag from the coat rack next to the front door.
“Where are you going?” he yelled. “Audrina?” But she ignored him. She shut the door and walked outside to her car. Zach opened the door and stood in the doorway, watching her leave. “I am your husband!” he yelled once more. But it was too late, she was gone.
She drove the half an hour across town. She still felt calm and content and it confused her. A weight had been lifted off her shoulders. No more was she beholden for her husband or his behaviour. The lie that she was living was over. She was a new woman. She felt so liberated as she drove across town, so free and happy. She turned on the car radio and sang along to the music, bopping in her car, not caring who saw her.
She knocked on the door, hoping that this was indeed the right place. It had all been a blur the last time she was here. She heard some rustling around behind the door, the shuffling of feet, and then the door was open. Jeremy stood there wearing a plain t-shirt, boxers and socks, his light brown hair sticking on end slightly.
“Audrina?” he questioned. “What are you doing here?”
“Hush,” she said, throwing herself at him, wrapping her arms around him and kissing him passionately. “No more words.”
They stripped each other off their clothes and walked to the bed while kissing passionately. True, it was only last night since their previous encounter, but to Audrina it felt like a lifetime. Jeremy was rock hard within seconds as he ran his hands up and down Audrina’s body. She sighed and her body erupted in goose-bumps underneath his touch.
Jeremy lay Audrina down on the bed and leaned over her, admiring her body. “Same as last time?” he asked.
“Ravish me,” she whispered. She ran her fingers up and down his arms, spurring him on. He kissed down her body, sucking on her nipples until they were stiff little points. He loved her tits. They were the best pair he’d ever seen. He left her breasts and trailed down to her secret place, kissing her labia. Audrina shuddered with desire. This was exactly where she wanted to be.
He kissed her beautiful, wet cunt that was shining with her essence. He knocked on the clitoris with his tongue, that little button that could turn any woman wild. He kissed it, swiping his tongue over it. Audrina squirmed under his touch and he heard her little sighs. He licked her clitoris, swirling it around in circles. He inserted two fingers into her and found that special little spot and he started gently rubbing with his fingertips. The sounds coming from Audrina were turning him on so much.
Audrina’s body was warm all over and tingling as Jeremy sucked and kissed and fingered her. It had been a long time since someone had done this to her. So long since someone had put her needs before their own. So long since someone had shown her tenderness and pure desire. With Jeremy it wasn’t just sex. He really cared about her and she really cared about him.
She shivered with delight as her orgasm rocketed through her body, calling out and moaning as she got louder and louder. She needed to let go. She needed to be reminded that she was still a woman and that she was capable of great passions. She burst into a million tiny pieces as Jeremy fervently tongued and fingered her. And just when she thought it couldn’t get any better, it did.
Jeremy pulled himself away from her center, her taste still on his tongue as he gently eased himself inside her. She gladly and willingly accommodated him and he started thrusting. His strokes were long and slow, and as he thrust up he held it for a while and then continued. Audrina moved with him, finding the rhythm, and soon they were both achieving mutual pleasure with this, their combined moans breaking the silence.
She held him to her, grabbing at his back and shoulders and Jeremy responded by getting faster, his strokes growing. It didn’t take long for them both to reach their zenith and Jeremy finished inside her. He rolled off her and cuddled her close, afraid to let her go.
“I’ve left Zach,” she admitted after a while.
“How’d he take it?”
“Not great. He swore at me and demanded to know why I was doing this, then he accused me of being deliberate. He kept on repeating ‘I am your husband’ as if I owe my obeisance to him, like I’m nothing without him,” she said. Audrina sighed, she was so frustrated. This was only the beginning of the matter. The storm was yet to come.
“What are you going to do now?” asked Jeremy.
“When I go to pick up Blaine tomorrow I’ll organize to stay with my mom for a while. I’ll have to find myself somewhere to live. I’ll have to get back into the work force as well, and prepare myself for life as a single mother.”
“Hey, hey,” Jeremy said, comforting her. “You’ll always have me. I’ll always do right by you.” He kissed her forehead and rubbed her shoulders in comfort. Zach had told her those exact same words when they first got together, except the difference between now and back then was that Jeremy meant it and Zach hadn’t.
For a month Audrina lived with her mother. Zach was remaining obdurate and being decidedly petulant in the matter, dragging it out and playing the victim, milking the situation for everything it was worth. In the past Audrina would have given in and gone back to Zach, told herself that she was to blame for all this and that she owed it to her husband to stay with him. Now she just felt sorry for him.
She was doing great on her own. She found a job at the doctor’s clinic and started saving up money to go towards finding a house for her and Blaine. Her relationship with Jeremy was going from strength to strength and he doted on her son. For the first time in a long time everything seemed to make sense for Audrina.
After an additional two months of living with her mother, Audrina found an apartment and moved in. A lot of her stuff was still at the house she'd shared with Zach, which was currently on the market. They had agreed that when the house sold they would split the profits and each be on their merry way. Audrina hadn’t seen a lot of Zach since the Saturday night when she'd told him it was over. He came by every weekend to pick up Blaine and spend time with him, but he always dealt with Audrina’s mother, Zelda.
Audrina had been scared, especially for the first month, that if she saw Zach her resolve would weaken and she would end up going home to him and back to the lie and sham of marriage. But she wasn’t scared anymore. She was strong. She felt strong. This divorce was a good thing for all.
It was a Sunday when she went to the house to box up her belongings and get everything before her move to the apartment. Jeremy was with her; he'd insisted on going, knowing how susceptible Audrina was to Zach’s charms and smooth talk. They had decided to not tell Zach about their relationship, it would only complicate matters further. They were going to wait at least another month to announce to the world their relationship.
Audrina pulled up outside the house and parked on the street instead of the driveway. It wasn’t her house anymore, it was no longer her driveway. She was a guest, and Zach had made that very clear during the earlier exchange on the phone. He stood in the doorway, arms folded defiantly across his chest, eyeing Audrina up suspiciously. He had always been just a little bit suspicious of her and he never knew why.
He was shocked by what he saw, yet he didn’t show it. He had expected Audrina to be doing terribly, but she looked terrific. She had blossomed without him. She had been liberated. Her medium brown hair had grown longer in the three months of their separation, and now sat just around where her nipples would be. She was so toned and glowing, she looked great, showing off her body in a pair of figure hugging jeans and a plain white blouse. Had her tits always been that great? Zach thought as his eyes scanned her body.
He, on the other hand, had been doing not so well. He hadn’t shaved in two months, or had a haircut, and he had traded in his clean cut business suits for jeans and old t-shirts and he hardly ever left the house. Audrina took quiet pride in his shabby appearance.
“Who’s this?” Zach asked insolently, sizing up the man that Audrina had brought with her. I can take him, easy-peasy , he thought with smug satisfaction.
“This is Jeremy Fitzpatrick,” Audrina said, motioning vaguely behind her to where Jeremy stood. “We’re old friends from school. You and I attended his sister’s wedding.”
“What’s he doing here?” Zach asked, not moving from where he stood in the doorway, blocking it.
“Does it really matter?” she asked. “He’s helping me out,” she said. Zach remained unconvinced.
“Are you two sleeping together?” he asked.
Jeremy looked away, embarrassed and angered at the same time. Had Zach always spoken to his wife thus? Wondered Jeremy.
“Enough, Zach, you’re being rude; now if you’ll excuse me I want to pack my things,” Audrina made a move to get past Zach but he blocked her way.
“Are you?” he challenged.
“Please let me into the house.”
“Answer my question,” rebuked Zach.
“Let me in,” she stated, her anger flaring. She was glad that she had left him and didn’t have to put with this on a daily basis.
“Why won’t you answer my question?”
Audrina sighed angrily. “Fine. We are sleeping together and have been since the night before I asked you for a divorce, now let me in.”
Still Zach was unconvinced. He didn’t believe Audrina for one second; she was calling his bluff. She didn’t have it in her to do that. She was too chicken to do something like that. She believed in commitment one hundred percent. She’d never cheat on him. He was her everything.
“You’re lying,” he smirked. She raised her eyebrows, her honey brown eyes flashing with anger. Zach made a great show of stepping aside and letting her through into the house.
Nearly three hours later Audrina’s possessions were packed away into boxes and in the trunk of her car.
“I’ll come back for my furniture later on,” she said.
Zach shrugged indifferently, as if it were of no great matter. “Are you gonna bring your bodyguard?” he asked, referring to Jeremy, who had remained stony and silent throughout most of the afternoon, speaking only to Audrina and not Zach. He didn’t need to speak to him. From the moment they had pulled up, Jeremy had known what sort of a man he was.
“Don’t be rude,” she said before getting in her car and driving away. Away from the lie , she thought with satisfaction.
“Why didn’t you correct Zach when he accused you of lying about us?” Jeremy asked as they drove across town.
“If he’s too arrogant to believe me then so be it; that’s his problem if he chooses to live in denial. He can’t deny it or disregard it when he sees that I’m pregnant,” stated Audrina. They pulled up at a red light and waited in the queue.
“Pregnant?” Jeremy questioned. Audrina nodded. Pregnant, he thought, shocked. “How far along are you?”
“Just under thirteen weeks,” she replied, tears brimming in her eyes. She could see that Jeremy was trying to calculate all this, do the math. They had been together for roughly that amount of time.
“So that means... that first night?”
“Yes,” she nodded, fully crying now.
Jeremy smiled, leaned over and hugged her, kissing Audrina on the cheek. I’m going to be a father, he thought, pride flaring within him. He had seen that Audrina’s tits seemed… better, over the last couple of weeks, her appetite had increased and she seemed curvier, but he didn’t put two and two together, he simply admired the new view. It had never entered his mind that she might get pregnant so quickly. Why would it?
They drove quickly across town, darting through traffic, eager to get back to Audrina’s new apartment. The bare basics had been set up in the two bedroom, tenth-floor apartment. It had a large and spacious living area, the kitchen was well equipped and there was a small terrace that had a great view of the city. And as an added bonus Jeremy’s apartment was only a few blocks away.
As soon as they got in the door they were kissing madly and hungrily, their passion renewed by this new information, this shared life between them. They would now forever be linked to each other. True, it would make the divorce proceedings trickier and Zach would be apocalyptically mad when he found out, but that didn’t matter. This was the new beginning that Audrina needed. So what if it hadn’t been planned quite this way? That was life, and life never went to plan.
Audrina sat Jeremy down on the couch and got on her knees in front of him. She unbuckled his belt and pulled his pants down, rubbing his growing erection through the thin fabric of his underwear. She reached into his pants and released his cock. She ran her hand all over it, feeling it get even harder and swell in her hand as she rubbed him. Audrina leaned down and put his cock to her mouth and gently eased the head in, sucking on it, her tongue swirling all over it.
She sucked on the head and felt pre-cum hit her tongue. Jeremy groaned when she licked it straight from the little slit. She took his cock further into her mouth, her head getting lower and lower in his lap. Jeremy helping her by grabbing her head and pushing her down.
Her right hand was jerking the base of his cock and her head was bobbing as she alternated the motion every minute or so. Jeremy moaned and thrust his hips, making his cock go deeper into her warm mouth. She fondled his balls and he felt as if he were in heaven. Soon Audrina had a mouthful of cock and when he thrusted she swallowed, taking him nearly all the way, saliva spilling from her mouth onto Jeremy’s knees.
He moaned loudly, shooting his seed into her mouth and down her throat. She swallowed it all. His dick started to go limp in her mouth so she pulled herself off it and sat back on her knees, smiling at Jeremy.
“I’m glad we didn’t get together when we were younger,” he said. “This is better. We’re not two kids playing at being in a relationship, this is real. And I don’t care that you’re divorced and have a son already, that doesn’t bother me, and it never will, because you know why? You’re worth it, Audrina Tellerman.”
“Worth it,” she repeated. “I haven’t heard that in a long while.”
“I know but that’s going to change. Today is about change. Today is about the beginning of our future. The beginning of our new lives. No matter what happens, no matter what life throws at us, we will prevail,” Jeremy said. He leaned forward and placed his hand on Audrina’s belly lovingly.
Author's Note: Check out my other stories. The Jeff and Brianne series, Lesbifriends, Lesbinaughty, The Holiday, Revenge Affair, Our Little Secret, Love Nest, Misfit Love and Paradise Lost & Found.
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