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I managed to get a seat on the night train to Edinburgh; I would have a wait of a couple of hours at Darlington for the Catterick Flyer in the morning but there was no point in hanging about Plaistow. As I sat in my less than luxurious seat I reflected on the past few days, and wondered where it had all gone wrong.

I had arrived home on leave, armoured by my high moral behaviour of being celibate for six months. If that didn't put me on the side of the angels I don't know what would. Miriam and I then began our usual procedure of getting to know each other – in the Biblical sense. We would start off slowly, with minimal touching, feeling and kissing, then gradually, night on night, build up to full on sex, hopefully achieving mutual sexual gratification. This was the usual programme when we had been parted for any length of time. I have mentioned before how it takes Miriam and me some time to get into the rhythm of our bodies, after a spell of no sexual activity between us, although I never have had any problems – well, not enough to worry about – with having very satisfactory sex with females I had only just met. Is that weird or what?

It was like a game of snakes and ladders when it came to having sex with Miriam. I would start off slowly, using my fingers and mouth on her body, then, once securing a foothold – or should that be a toe hold? – on the first rung, I would gradually climb up her ladder of passion, sometimes reaching the heights of sexual ecstasy as in Spain and Warminster, but more often than not merely achieving satisfaction and contentment. Then, for no apparent reason that I could fathom, I would suddenly slide down a snake and be banished from her bed and her minge.
After several months of no phsical communication she would invite me to start visiting; after several meetings, and always at her instigation, she would allow me access to her body, and once again I'd start to climb the ladder.
On this leave things were progressing satisfactorily; I was confidently mounting her ladder when suddenly I stepped on a snake. However, on this occasion I know what snake caused my slide to the bottom – Martin bloody Hodge. If he hadn't come round the house and punched Vivian there would have been no meeting at Lorenzo's; no Louise or the two Serbo-Croat girls. No informing the police, no mug hurled at my head. If those events hadn't happened by now I would be nearly at the summit of Miriam's ladder of love, and who knows, after my six months of abstinence, what further heights we might have achieved. All ruined by that shitehawk Hodge.

It would seem that with Hodge out of the picture all would be well, but I was always amazed how Miriam could switch from loving spouse to hateful shrew in such a short space of time, and for no apparent reason. Although I tended to blame Hodge for Miriam's sudden relapses into shrew mode sometimes he was nowhere to be seen on these occasions, although I had the feeling he was still on the manor and in the vicinity.
Maybe she and I were just not compatible, and yet we had scaled the very heights of passion – no, it was honest to goodness love we both displayed during the Spanish Idyll and later at Warminster. So perhaps it was something like that pair of Hollywood film stars of the 60's and 70's – Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton? They couldn't live with each other, and yet they couldn't live without each other. OK, so no one would ever mistake me for Richard Burton, except for the shagging and drinking, but Miriam could be taken for an Elizabeth Taylor type, with her dark hair, luscious lips, and prominent tits. Although, taking into account our very differeent characters, I think that Liz and Richard had more of a flamboyant, tumultuous and passionate sexual relationship than the rather bland, restrained variety as practised by Miriam and me. I would describe our sex life, when we managed to stay together long enough to have one, as satisfying rather than ecstatic, other than the oft' mentioned Idylls of Spain and Warminster.

How many times had I sat in a train returning to camp before my leave was up, cursing Miriam, and vowing never to return? More times than I care to remember, and yet I always ended up back with her. I could say that this time I would never return, but never say never, and I was in little doubt that eventually she and I would once again resume this peculiar, puzzling, perpetually peripatetic, partnership.
Meantime, I was going to make up for lost opportunities in the shagging stakes. I had a six month backlog of abstinence to attend to, and, as the train rattled and rolled over the junctions outside York I thought of the many happy hours I had spent buried up to my balls in Dilys the Dogger. Unfortunately she had been posted away from Catterick during the Erbs' deployment to Bosnia, but I was sure I would soon find a replacement, either on camp or in Richmond.

The first item on the agenda of the newly formed company – Dipping Dewey's Dick Unlimited – would be to cunt hunt a top class shag bunny. The company maintains a no smoking policy, but other than that all candidates will be judged purely on their ability; regardless of religion, ethnic origin, age (within reason), height (ditto), weight (ditto), football club affiliation (bar any teams south of the river or north of Watford -- or west of Brentford) or gender (provided they are all female). I had made the choice of a future fuck partner as wide as possible because Catterick Camp has many horny and randy males, but very few avaiable horny and randy females. Richmond, the nearest town to Catterick, had been stripped of nubile totty by the proximity of the camp, unless you are tempted by jail bait, which I'm not. I know – don't knock it until you've tried it. Well the same could be said for suicide, and after cleaning the remains of Neddy Claypole off the platoon office walls I will pass on that as well.
As it happened I needn't have bothered setting out any parameters for my next full time fuck partner, as one dropped, unsolicited, into my lap.

It may be just a cliché that the British live, move, and have their being by the consumption of tea, but the British Army certainly does, and as 2i/c of the section it was my job to run the section tea swindle. I collected a couple of quid from each member per week and bought the makings. I didn't actually make the tea myself as Chaz Bowyer had been a brickies' mate before joining the army, and as everyone knows the best cup of tea in the world is brewed on a building site. The first skill a brickies' mate learns is the arcane secrets of building-site tea brewing – which requires an enamelled bucket – and makes the Japanese Tea Ceremony look pedestrian.
I was in the NAAFI supermarket buying a month's supply of tea and sugar, and was getting my money out, ready to pay at the cash desk, when the checkout girl said. "Hi, Dave. Ready to redeem your rain check yet?" It took me a moment to recognise her, and to remember her name. It was the bird who I had the knee trembler with, when on leave in Plaistow after Miriam's parents were killed in a car crash.

"Karen! What are you doing here?"
She smiled, quite a sexy one at that. "I'm off duty in ten minutes, wait for me in the car park and I'll tell you – everything."
With that she checked my purchases, gave me a wink and I went and waited for her in the car park. She came hurrying out of the store, still buttoning up her coat, exactly ten minutes later. Throwing her arms around my neck she gave me a full on, mouth filling kiss. "I've waited years for that..." she said breathlessly, " ... and for another good fucking."

We walked over to her car as she told me the reason for her to be working behind a check-out till in a NAAFI store in Catterick. I knew she was married, with a kid, when I picked her up in the pub – actually it was she who picked me up – and we had shared a quick frantic fuck against a wall. Her old man had since joined the RAF Regiment, the Rockapes, as they are known, and their depot is at Catterick. Karen was living in a hiring in Richmond, and her husband was on a 6 month detachment to Bosnia, the poor sod.
I should have said, 'nice to see you again Karen. Probably run into you again in the NAAFI', left it at that and walked away from her. Not only was she married to a fellow HM serviceman, on a detachment to that hell hole, but I knew she had at least one sprog, and maybe more since the last time I had seen her. I can only claim the mitigating circumstances of me being without female companionship for 6 months in Bosnia, and precious little since after arriving back in the UK, besides being slightly unbalanced with what I had seen and done in Bosnia. There was also the fact that I'm a fool for a girl who could French kiss like Karen, for I then embarked on a balls out, full speed ahead, damn the torpedoes, and bugger the consequences, sexual relationship with Karen Walker that held echoes of that which I had had with Ffion Probert.

Karen drove me, one handed, from the supermarket car park to her hiring in Richmond. Her old man was out in Bosnia, her kid was in nursery school, and we had the place to ourselves. We fucked each other's brains out in every room in the house, including the kharzy. I was rampant as a stud stallion and half-crazy with what had happened in Bosnia; Karen was just cock- crazy, so we were a matched pair. I hope her neighbours were either deaf or out of their house, or both, for she shrieked like a banshee as I rammed into her. I knew she was a squirter and a screamer but she really surpassed herself as she redeemed my rain check. Other than that she was nothing like Ffion Probert. I never got that free fall feeling with Karen, but I did get into some new positions, and had love bites in places that even Ffion Probert hadn't reached.

There was no love involved, at least not on my part. Karen Walker was just a fuck as far as I was concerned. A bloody marvellous fuck; a noisy, soaking wet, biting, sucking, scratching, and screaming fuck, and I went back to barracks after a session with her bleeding, satiated, and looking forward to the next occasion, but that was as far as it went.
And what did Karen get from the affair, other than being fucked senseless? Well, she gave me the story of how she had always fancied me, from the time when we ran in the same street gang, but for the life of me I don't ever remember getting a kiss, or even a feel from her, during my street gang days.
She said I had fucked her at least twice when I got back from the Falklands, and it was the best that she'd ever had. I can't remember fucking her; I might have, as I was shagging two or three birds a night at the time, but it was like I said: 'Shag a bird, then get off her and go down the pub with your mates and forget all about her.' I don't recall shagging Karen other than that time after the Hodges' funeral. According to her she had lusted after me for years, and she was adamant she would make a better wife to me than Miriam.

Shagging a married woman with a kid, and her husband doing a detachment in Bosnia, was a disgusting, underhand and totally dishonourable action, and I hated myself for being so contemptible, although that didn't stop me from continuing doing it. I tried to tell Karen how bad I felt; about fucking her brains out while her old man was doing a tour of duty in Bosnia.

"Don't give it another thought. He will be fucking far more more often than what we are, knowing what a randy little sod he is. There are plenty of girls in Bosnia on the game, and he won't mind paying for it." She dismissed my misgivings with a toss of her head, and then with a blow job.
It was true that there were many blank faced, vacant eyed, young girls and women for sale or rent in most parts of Bosnia. They were extremely traumatized females, who had seen their husbands, brothers, sons, tortured then murdered in front of them, before being brutally raped by the murderers. A bloke would have to be really desperate for a shag to go with those emotionally dead women, but many squaddies did. The Erbs were fortunate that in Bugs there were willing girls, eager to enjoy what the squaddies had in their trousers, and especially what was in their pockets.

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 12 Jenny Walsh

During my lost week, or rather my lust week, with Hannah a pile of mail had accumulated at 23 Kitchener Road. The day before I moved into digs at West Drayton I went through the pile and threw most in the recycle bin. The one letter I read came from my solicitors, and contained the DNA report on the soiled sheets Miriam and Hodge were shagging between when I walked in on them. Most of the language in the report was far too technical for me to understand, but one sentence astonished...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 4 December 1987 The end with Emma

I walked back to barracks, there was no public transport Sunday mornings in Aldershot and there were no taxis cruising. It didn't matter as I needed to sort things out in my mind, and I did that best when stepping out at light infantry pace. I thought I might be in love with Emma. I had told Annalise that I loved her, not long after our first bout of lovemaking, but she had laughed, kissed me and said. 'You are in love with the thought of being in love, sweetheart' Maybe it was the same...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 35 Coming Home to Roost

The enormity of what I had done by assisting Gino Frascetti to commit suicide didn't really dawn on me until my train was approaching London. If either Lenny Benson or I were suspected in any way of being involved in Gino's death we would be in big trouble. The authorities do not subcribe to mercy killing, and would arrest, and subsequently charge, anyone involved in such an act; in the worst case with murder and in the best case with manslaughter. Each crime carries a considerable time in...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 20 Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady

On the 23rd of October 2003 I moved in with Suzannah, taking most of my personal kit and clothing from my flat in Bourne Mansions. She found room for my stuff in the huge walk-in wardrobe in the master bedroom, but didn't appear too impressed with my taste in clothing, although she kept her mouth shut, well, at least for a week or two. It didn't take me long to find a short term tenant for my Bourne Mansion flat; Iver had a good reputation as a place to live, and the Trustees insisted...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 23 A dish best served naked

As Gemma Sloper came out of the BBC Television Centre building in White City I opened the car door and waved. She saw me, and the car, and surprise and pleasure spread across her face. I had got from my seat and had opened the passenger door for her by the time she reached the car. "Wow ... a Porsche!" she said, running a gloved finger along the sleek wing before getting in. There was a flash of thigh as she swung herself into the leather upholstered seat. I got in beside her and turned on...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 5 The Courtship of Phillipa Goddard 23rd December 1987

I walked back to the barracks with my head spinning as I struggled to take in the fact that Emma had gone. She must have known a fortnight ago that it would be our last meeting. That could explain her somewhat feverish sexual activity- had she wanted something special to look back on? Who was the other employee from her firm who had disappeared with her? Phillipa hadn't said but I assumed it to be a male as I couldn't imagine Emma without a pliable male companion. Had he been shagging her...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 3 Paradise Regained and LostChapter 2 Tossa del Mar

We flew into Barcelona on the 26th May. We had booked a week at a hotel at Tossa del Mar, a small coastal village about 25 miles to the north of the city. A car from the hotel met us at the airport and as we drove along the coast road I understood why the area was called 'The Costa Brava', The Rugged Coast. Tossa del Mar had escaped the over-development suffered by other coastal villages as it did not have the large beaches of the Costa Blanca or Costa del Sol. Instead, the small secluded...

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Tango at the VingtDeux

The Vingt-Deux is an intimate club just behind the Rue Fénélon.    It’s really a night club, but for those in the know, the bar is open during the afternoons except for Mondays.    Whatever else we might be at the Vingt-Deux we are discreet. Although I work with the band, on this particular Tuesday afternoon I was behind the bar instead of Henri, our usual barman.   Henri is a good friend, and I was happy to help him out when he needed the afternoon off.   Tuesdays are always very quiet.  ...

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Tango at the VingtDeux

The Vingt-Deux is an intimate club just behind the Rue Fénélon.    It’s really a night club, but for those in the know, the bar is open during the afternoons except for Mondays.    Whatever else we might be at the Vingt-Deux we are discreet. Although I work with the band, on this particular Tuesday afternoon I was behind the bar instead of Henri, our usual barman.   Henri is a good friend, and I was happy to help him out when he needed the afternoon off.   Tuesdays are always very...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 13 A Dalliance with Debbie May 1990

March and April went by with Pippa waiting to hear how her thesis had been received. She knew it could take up to 4 months to complete the review procedure, but had hoped that friends in the various universities where the thesis was being reviewed would get some idea of how things were going and let her know. "How will they know which is yours?" I asked, "I thought your thesis was entered anonymously." "They are but I've told my friends the title, so they should pick up any news by...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 3 Paradise Regained and LostChapter 15 Addiction

We met at 2pm on the first Monday after Christmas, in a car park in Celle. I was off duty on the day she had specified and I wondered how she knew I would be available for our tryst. Dead on time her BMW drew into the car park, she beckoned me over and I received the full tongue and face sucking treatment as soon as I had sat down in the car. She then drove, one handed, to an autobahn rest station about 15 miles towards Hanover. We booked into a room and I joined her in what can only be...

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Pas de Deux

Whoever named it necking was a poor judge of anatomy. -- Groucho Marx Chassé, emboité, jeté, Kathy and I danced around the den practicing our Pas de Deux, dance for two for you non-French speakers. We were at my house because we could be alone. My folks owned a Rexall, my dad was the pharmacist and mom ran the cash register, so they worked a lot. Usually, I had to work there too, but if I had to practice, like this Saturday, I was excused. This morning there had been the typical scene in...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 1 IntroductionsChapter 5

I never found out where Annalise came from, anything about her family, or even how old she was. I gathered that she had been born in the German Democratic Republic, or East Germany as it was generally known. I learned all my German from her, and eventually, when I spoke it well enough, I realized her accent was from the east. Germans often remarked on my Silesian accent. Lying in bed between your teacher's thighs, buried up to your balls in her warm welcoming twat, is the best way to learn a...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 1 IntroductionsChapter 4

Two months before the day of our wedding Miriam told me that she had miscarried and had lost the baby. I was home on leave and at her house when she made the announcement. Her parents had made themselves scarce when I arrived, and I had thought they were leaving us love birds alone for our benefit, but of course they just wanted to be out of the way when the news was broken. "So there's no need for you to marry me now." Miriam said, looking gravely at me-she was a solemn little piece, not...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 3 Preparations before battle

When I opened my eyes next morning the sun was streaming into the bedroom. After the calming vision of Dawn on Still Waters I had slept like a log; a long unbroken sleep with no more bad dreams. Although still nowhere near top form I felt much better than I had for days. Maggie entered the room dressed to go out. She sat on the bed and gave me a mouth full of her toothpaste flavoured tongue. "You've had a lovely long sleep, though at first you tossed and turned and cried out. Were you...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 3 Paradise Regained and LostChapter 16 I meet my Waterloo

Six days after my birthday Ffion and I were sat together at a table in the opulent surroundings of the Officers Mess dining room in Trenchard Barracks. We had met on every one of the intervening six days, taking foolhardy risks of discovery as we made love where ever and whenever we could. We had even made love in Ffion's house, when Gareth and Geraint were away for the night at some motor cycle rally. I had crept into the house through the garden, after Ffion had left the gate in the panel...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 10 The Dark Side of the Loon

July 5th-20th, 2002. Plaistow. London I returned in triumph to The Crown with my supporters, and spent the evening in joyous celebration. People clapped me on the back, and bought me trays full of foaming pints and Jim Beam chasers. "Well done, Des." "Nice one, Dewey." "Good on yer, Dave." Friends from the army, childhood, and neighborhood kept me buoyant on a wave of euphoria and alcohol, and, when at last I was poured into my bed at 23 Kitchener Road, the morning star was...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 29 Through the Eye of a Needle

The day after returning from Lanzarote I was spent; physically, emotionally and monetarily, but hopefully all only momentarily. I chuckled as the silly thought came into my mind. The person in front of me, in the queue of people waiting for the ATM outside Iver railway station to become vacant, looked around in surprise. "I'm glad someone can find something funny to laugh about, mate." I raised an eyebrow "Anything in particular got you down, pal, or is it just the trivial round and...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 3 Aldershot September December 1987 Life with Emma

The cab driver kept giving me funny looks as we drove through a deserted Aldershot. I could see him peering in the rear-view mirror at me but when I glanced at him he quickly looked away. He dropped me off outside the barracks and drove away shaking his head and muttering, "Squaddies today what are they like?" It was only when I got into my room and saw myself in the mirror that I realised what he had been looking at; my mouth was smeared with the vermilion lipstick from Emma's nipples....

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 6 Advance to Contact

The next week passed with me going over in my mind moves to inflict the most damage on Martin Hodge in the shortest possible time. I also needed to make arrangements to obviate serving a long spell as a guest of Her Majesty. My defence stratagem was planned, but I required a top notch defence lawyer to bring the plan to fruition. As ever when I was in a bind I called on Harry Ledbetter. He was now a Lieutenant Colonel at the Ministry of Defence in Whitehall. In fact his spell in...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 28 Lady Madeline CroftonFoxe

8th Febuary, 2009. Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. London An an expensive, high performance car is always a useful accessory when dealing with Sloane Rangers, or indeed with any other type of female, I drove to Bayswater in the Porsche. I parked as close as possible to Gemma's house, then rapped on the lion headed Georgian brass knocker on the front door. It opened to my knock so quickly someone must have been in the hallway. On first acquaintance the petite and slim Lady...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 2 RelationshipsChapter 6 The Courtship of Phillipa Goddard 28th December 1987

At nine precisely I was ringing her doorbell, there was a bit of a wait until Pippa opened the door. "Sorry to keep you waiting Dewey," she smiled as she said my name, "I was washing my hair." She had a towel wrapped around her head like a turban and was wearing black slacks, a long sleeved shirt worn outside of the slacks and a woollen waistcoat; I caught the scent of shampoo and flowers as she kissed my cheek. I followed her into the hall. "There's coffee in the pot in the kitchen,"...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 2 Rest and Recuperation

2045 hours 2nd May, 2002; 23 Kitchener Road, Plaistow, London. It was dark when I came to. My 'genuine' Rolex watch, bought off a barrow in Petticoat Lane for £25, showed I'd been out for almost three hours. Everything hurt: my head, my leg, my ribs, but most of all my pride. My many extra marital relationships during our marriage debarred me from claiming the moral high ground when discovering Miriam indulging in adultery. She was merely mirroring my behaviour, and many would say...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 17 None but the Brave

I was informed in late November 2002 I would be awarded the Military Cross in the New Year's Honours list of January 2003, for 'gallant and meritorious service in Afghanistan'. The blurb went on about 'coolly fighting off an attack when outnumbered, and saving the life of a comrade', and all that bollocks. In fact I was unconscious when I fell on top of Ergash Vakil, thus saving him from being spattered by shrapnel. Billy Turner, who had saved both Ergash's and my life by arriving in...

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Over the Hills and Faraway Book 5 Paying the PiperChapter 33 Crisis what midlife crisis

April 20th, 2009: Mortimer Crippen's Clinic, Devonshire Mews. "Good to see you, Des." Mort shook my hand with enthusiasm, "I've constructed what I believe is a feasible theory explaining the reason for your unusual type of ED." It was over two weeks since my last visit to the clinic, and as I had a free day from driving the shagging waggon, and indeed from shagging any of the passengers, I had decided to make the appointment and discover what, if anything, Mort had learned from my two...

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