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Jennifer opened her eyes and noticed the bright sun shining through the window, filling the room. She looked at the clock across the room from her bed. It was already past 9:00 in the morning. Breathing in slowly and pausing before exhaling, she realized that her head hurt. I overdid things last night, she thought to herself.
As she pulled the covers back, she sighed. She was not even sure what time she had gone to bed. All the events from the night before, however, still rang in her mind. She had overdone on the wine, maybe a little, but she could not use it as an excuse for what had happened. Instead, it was her selfish needs that had allowed her to be so easily seduced. And on the couch nonetheless, Jennifer shook her head, remembering how shamelessly she had acted the night before.
Climbing out of bed, Jennifer walked towards the bathroom and instantly shed her nightgown as soon as she stepped through the doorway. She did not stop to look in the mirror but walked into the shower. Turning on the water, she grabbed the bath sponge and body soap. Instantly, she started scrubbing as the hot water washed over her. She remembered how good she felt last night. As the water became so hot that it was scalding her, so she reached to turn it off.
Her eyes were open wide, and her mind was clearer now. Turning the water back on, but this time too cold, Jennifer rinsed the soap from her body. The wine had helped her let her guard down, and the absence of sex in her life had created a lustful desire for it. Niccolo had been more than just a “plus one” that escorted her to the party; he had behaved like a genuine escort, giving her the “full package” for the entire evening. Had he thought it was what she expected? She wondered what he must think of her now.
Remembering she did not turn and look at Niccolo the entire time he was inside her, she realized she used him as much as he had used her. They were both consenting adults and were satisfied last night. Having never had a one-night stand nor sex on a first date, Jennifer now felt that she knew exactly what Gretchen had been talking about when she discussed just “doing it” for pleasure’s sake. A night of mutual pleasure, and that was it, she summed up in her head.
Jennifer sighed as she ran the bath sponge over her body again. It had been a break from self-pleasure, and she felt energized again sexually, but it was not enough for her. She desired to be close to someone again and be intimate only after she knew her partner more. Niccolo had not been looking for a “good woman” but just another woman to satisfy him for the night. She decided that she would not see Niccolo again. He could go back to Italy and find another woman to warm his bed. Her only concern was how Adela would take the news. There is time to figure that out, she thought to herself.
Jennifer turned off the water and reached for a towel. Tonya would be calling to check on her if she did not get over there. Jennifer quickly grabbed her clothing, opting for the old jeans and t-shirt look she adopted most weekends. Sliding her feet into the first pair of sandals she could find, she grabbed her keys and made the quick walk to her next-door neighbors’ house. As she climbed the steps up to the porch, she smiled as she saw her son Jason pop out of the doorway. Chuckling, she inquired, “Were you waiting for me all morning?”
Jason hugged his mother and answered as she rubbed her hand through his hair. “No, just a minute ago, I stopped watching cartoons and walked to the door to check for you. You sure were a sleepy head.” Jason smiled at his mother. “I got to stay up and eat popcorn and watch movies with Gerald,” he beamed as he bragged to his mother. “And Tonya says they are going to take me to the zoo soon.”
Jennifer smiled as she bent over and kissed her son’s forehead. “Well, it sounds like you had a great time over here.”
Jason grinned with glee, “Tonya’s making her French toast, and Gerald is cooking his scrambled eggs and cheese. Can we stay?” Jason pleaded, “Please?”
Jennifer chuckled, walking down the hallway to the kitchen while she held Jason’s hand. “Of course, we can. They would not be happy if we left them without partaking in brunch. You know they love cooking.” She smiled as she stood in the entryway to the kitchen and witnessed her neighbors happily sharing a hug and kiss while they cooked. Tonya and Gerald felt to Jennifer like a second set of parents to her. In some ways, she was even closer to them than her own, who lived in New Hampshire and only visited at Christmas. “Good morning, Tonya. Good morning, Gerald,” she called out.
Tonya turned and smiled, waving them into the kitchen. “Come on in, Sugar. I hope you are hungry. I’ve made so much French toast I think we will be eating all weekend.” She nodded towards the edge of the kitchen island with the stools as she continued cooking, “Just pull up a chair and eat as many as you want. Gerald will be done with the eggs in a minute.”
Gerald chuckled, “She learned a long time ago that I am the expert on eggs.” He winked at his wife and turned off the burner. Reaching into the cabinet for a large serving dish, he emptied the contents of the frying pan into it. As he carried it over to sit it in front of Jason and Jennifer, he smiled. Offering the serving spoon to Jennifer, he inquired, “How are you doing this morning, Sweetness?”
Jennifer blushed as she served herself and Jason. She had never gotten used to how kind her neighbors were. “I’m doing just fine. Thank you,” she answered, not wanting to get into any discussions with her son right next to her. “The French toast and the eggs both look especially amazing this morning. I’ve got a bit of an appetite.” She chuckled as she realized she had not eaten that much food last night. The shower had cleared her head, and she was glad she was hungry. She enjoyed being over at Tonya and Gerald’s because they treated her and Jason like family. It was comfortable being around them.
“I’m glad. Eat up because otherwise I’ll have to, and I don’t need it,” Gerald quipped, patting his belly. “I think I’m going to go take a nice rest on the recliner. Worked mighty hard on those eggs. I tired myself out. Enjoy them, you two.” He walked out of the kitchen and sat on the recliner, closing his eyes.
Jason took the plate from his mother and called out a quick “thank you” before starting to shovel the food into his mouth. He silently ate the rest of his food while keeping an eye in the living room at the roughhousing cats.
Tonya stood at the island opposite them. She smiled as she saw how Jason kept looking at the cats. “You can go back to playing with them as soon as you eat all of your breakfast.” Noticing how quiet Jennifer was, she suspected that there would be something to discuss. The cats would be an excellent way to distract Jason while she made her inquiries. Moving to the sink to start the dishes, she left Tonya and Jason to eat.
“So yummy! Thanks again.” Jason finished eating everything on his plate as he smiled at Tonya. Then, turning to his mother, he asked, “Can I go play with the kittens? Please.”
Jennifer nodded as she continued chewing. It was always adorable seeing him play with the pair of black kittens that Tonya had rescued a few months ago. They had been only days old and very neglected, but Jason had begged to help care for them every day after school. In fact, for the first week, he had asked to stay over to help with the round-the-clock feeding. He took such good care of them that Tonya had let him name them as well. Now they were much stronger and very playful, which Jason loved.
As Jennifer watched him sprint across the room, she realized how much Jason was growing up. She was glad baseball was starting soon. He had more energy than she knew how to handle some days. It would give him a chance to use his energy and focus outside of the house. She continued eating while watching him, sighing as she thought about how different it would be if Anthony were still alive. Memories of the two tossing a ball when Jason was barely able to walk crept into her mind.
Tears snuck up quickly. Jennifer shifted her thoughts to keep them from falling. For a moment, she tried imagining Niccolo with Jason, just to see if she could. However, it did not work because even with her brief time with him, Jennifer sensed he did not like children. The few times she had mentioned Jason, Niccolo had changed the subject. She realized that fact alone would be the most significant factor, beyond any other, in the decision to end things before they started. There was no interest in being involved with anyone that didn’t also have room for Jason.
Having successfully fought off the waterworks, Jennifer stood and walked around the island to assist Tonya in cleaning up. Resting a hand gently on Tonya’s shoulder blade, Jennifer leaned in and spoke quietly, “Let me help you with those. Breakfast was divinely delicious. Thank you.” As Tonya moved over, Jennifer took the dish sponge. She was grateful that Tonya let her help.
Tonya smiled as she felt Jennifer join her at the kitchen sink. Her instinct was right about holding back questions. She knew that Jennifer would talk to her when she was ready. Over the past few years, Tonya learned that her neighbor shared her feelings more if she let her initiate the conversation. Grabbing a dish towel, she smiled. “I’ll dry.”
Jennifer began washing the plates, deciding she would talk about Jason before Tonya started asking about last night. “Jason tells me you want to take him to the zoo soon.”
Tonya took the plate from Jennifer, noting how she was evasive about last night. She knew, though, her neighbor would eventually get to it and decided to play along. “Yes, we could take him Wednesday after school. I thought that day would be best, in case your Wednesday goes long again.”
Jennifer stopped after she rinsed the last plate, still holding it, and smiled. “Jason would love it. We have not been since last Christmas when my parents were down. He loves all the animals there. I’ll give you the money for his ticket on Monday.”
Tonya took the plate from her. “Nonsense, dear. It’s our pleasure. You know we would never take a dime for being able to have Jason in our lives. He’s such a good kid.” Both women turned and noticed that Jason was cuddling on the couch, now in the living room with both kittens. “He’s so wonderful with Hansel and Gretel. I can see why those kittens are spoiled.” Smiling, she asked, “Are Ronald and Haley visiting again sometime soon, or is it still just Christmas?”
Jennifer shook her head and frowned. “They loathe the Florida weather, so it’s still just Christmas to New Year’s again, I’m afraid.” She smiled again to cheer herself up and take advantage of the opportunity to thank Tonya again. “I really, truly appreciate all that you do for Jason and me. I am not sure I could ever repay you for your kindness…”
Tonya turned off the water and set the towel on the counter. “Nonsense, dear. We love every opportunity we have with you and Jason.” Tonya reached to hug Jennifer. “Would you like to go sit on the back porch for a few minutes? Jason will be fine with the kittens.” She looked across the kitchen into the living room and saw Gerald had dozed off in the recliner. “Looks like Gerald needed to rest,” she chuckled.
Jennifer nodded. “Sure. We don’t have to rush off, and it looks like Jason isn’t in a hurry to leave.” She smiled as she noticed both cats pawing at Jason for attention. Still pondering whether or not she should mention last night’s date, Jennifer opted to talk to Tonya about the upcoming baseball season.
As the two ladies sat in the plastic lounge chairs on the back porch, Tonya decided she would try to get Jennifer to talk some more. “What else is on your mind, dear?”
Jennifer decided to stay focused on Jason as she answered, “Jason is starting Little League Baseball next weekend. If you remember, a while ago, Anthony had him doing Tee Ball. I think it will be good for Jason to be around boys his age and the coaches. He hardly wants to spend time with anyone from school, but you know that.”
Tonya smiled and leaned closer to Jennifer, and put a hand on her neighbor’s hand. “He’s just a shy one. He will grow out of it, I am sure. You are doing a great job with him. He is doing well in school. Just give him time.”
Jennifer smiled. “Thank you. I would love it if you and Gerald could watch a game or two once they start. Jason would be over the moon if you could make it.” Jennifer sighed, knowing she was asking as much for herself as it would be to support Jason. She was wary of being in the stands without her husband.
Tonya chuckled. “Oh, wild horses couldn’t keep us away, dear.” She paused, and as she noticed Jennifer still was not talking, Tonya thought she would take a chance. “How was your dinner last night? Would you like to talk about that or no?”
Jennifer’s eyes widened. She had not figured out what she would tell Tonya. She watched as Tonya leaned back in her chair and waited for an answer. “Well…,” she started, “The dinner was wonderful. Roger always outdoes himself with the food and drinks. It was a good send-off to the ones going to New York. I will miss Leon dearly. He was good for the team.”
Tonya was glad that Jennifer finally started speaking, but it was apparent what she left out as she did. “And did you end up going with Adela’s son?"
Jennifer answered, almost rolling her eyes and chuckling, “Niccolo scored well on the charming my friends’ part. He chatted all through dinner. I’m sure everyone will want to know where I found him. He had them talking about everything except him.”
Tonya listened and paused before responding. She guessed that Jennifer would continue if the silence went on too long. Sitting there looking at her, she waited patiently for Jennifer to talk again.
Jennifer shifted in her seat slightly. Tonya wanted to know more. She could tell by how her neighbor was sitting there looking and waiting. “I invited him in the house because I thought we could talk.” She stopped, still having mixed feelings about what she did. Perhaps talking it through with Tonya would help. Taking a deep breath, Jennifer continued, “But another glass of wine later, he was massaging my feet…” Her voice drifted off as she blushed, not able to form the words.
Tonya sat up and leaned over, touching Jennifer’s knee. It was becoming clear why Jennifer had spoken about Jason first. She could see how difficult it was to talk about last night and decided to help Jennifer along. “You had sex with him, then?” Tonya was careful to use a nonjudgmental tone.
Jennifer lowered her head, looking at the porch floor. “Yes, I did. I just wanted to feel close again to a man. It was a selfish thing to do,” Jennifer sputtered, not giving Tonya a chance to interrupt, “I do not even know the man. I can’t believe I acted so scandalously. What kind of example am I, behaving in such a manner?”
Tonya squeezed Jennifer’s knee and smiled. “Dear, you are young.” She chuckled when she saw Jennifer’s look of doubt. “Yes, you are. You needed to feel desired, and there is nothing wrong with that. This was not a man you picked up in a bar.” As she saw Jennifer relax, she winked as she asked in a mischievous tone, “Did you enjoy it?”
Jennifer blushed and laughed. “Oh, Tonya, you are worse than I am!” Knowing she would have to answer, she did not hesitate long. “It felt good. I do miss sex, but…”
“You need to feel a connection, to be friends first. Yes, I remember that you have said this.” Tonya patted Jennifer’s knee. “Was the man that got promoted at the party the one you were talking about before? The one that you worked well with and had been asking you out?”
Jennifer looked at Tonya, perplexed for a moment until she realized who Tonya was referring to. “You mean Leon? No, that’s Ferris that I had mentioned. I’m not interested in him in that way. Besides, Gretchen has got him as her play toy.” Jennifer chuckled.
Tonya was curious to know why Jennifer dismissed someone so fast. Hence, she inquired, “Are you not interested because your coworker “has” him? Have you ever thought maybe he is just waiting for you and occupying his time, maybe even just trying to make you jealous? You know this Ferris guy fairly well. Maybe you should go on a date or two and see. Give a chance for the attraction to show itself away from the workplace. Or are you going to get to know Niccolo better now?”
Jennifer shook her head. “Oh, no. No, I will not be talking to Niccolo again. I do not think he likes Jason. Well, the fact that I have a son. Every time I mentioned him, it was almost as if he dismissed the subject. Although, now that I think about it, he changed the subject several times when anyone talked about children.” Jennifer stared off as she spoke, shocked at her discovery.
Tonya nodded, understanding that she would not hear about Niccolo anymore. “Well, dear. Things will work out. You are right, whichever man enters your life, he must accept Jason as well. I know you will find a good match, that there is one out there for you. Maybe you just haven’t met him yet.”
Jennifer smiled, feeling warmed by Tonya’s words. Perhaps she is right, Jennifer told herself. Getting up, she smiled and replied, “Maybe so, Tonya. Thanks again for brunch. But I should get back to the house and start laundry. I’ll see you Monday.”
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