On the flight home, Gavin
couldn’t stop thinking about Ruby and the precious time they’d spent together. They
established a deep connection in just a short period of time. Surprisingly, that
connection went beyond their commitments to their families. He’d known
something was special about her from the moment he looked into her unique eyes.
Gavin smiled at the memory of how
violet her eyes had looked before they parted ways this morning. He licked his
lips as he recalled exactly why and when they turned that particular color.
Fresh from a shower, Ruby had
entered the bedroom right after their breakfast cart arrived. Her feet were
bare, showing off ten reddish-orange painted toes. Her face was free of all
makeup, revealing a few light freckles upon her cheeks. Her thick auburn locks
fell in thousands of tiny ringlets about her face. The over-sized burgundy robe
she wore made her look innocent and a bit vulnerable.
Gavin had never seen a more
beautiful woman. He also had never felt so attracted or attached to one. Thus
it had been extremely easy to fall in love with her.
Love? So soon?
Yes. Gavin had been in love
before so he could recognize the deep feelings instantly. He had fallen for
Sheila just as quickly. However, what he felt for her was nowhere near as deep
as what he now felt for Ruby.
Gavin had been wise enough not
to confess his love just yet. He hadn’t wanted to frighten her away. Instead he
had reiterated how beautiful she was as he watched her lift lids off dishes to
see what he ordered for breakfast.
“That is like the fortieth
time I’ve heard you call me beautiful since we met. While I appreciate the
compliments, I know that I’m nowhere near beautiful. Cute maybe, but certainly
not beautiful,” Ruby had responded.
“Believe me, you’re beautiful.”
Gavin crossed the room and hugged her from behind just as she bit into a
croissant.
“You’re just saying that
because you haven’t seen my sisters yet. Now they are what you call beautiful.”
“I’d still think you’re
beautiful no matter who else is around.” Gavin grinded against her as he spoke.
She moaned just as she took
another bit of croissant.
Gavin chuckled. “Are you
moaning about me or about that bread in your mouth?” He moved her damp hair to
one side and kissed the back of her neck.
Ruby moaned again. “What do
you think my moans are about? They’re
about you, silly. This bread can’t satisfy me like you can.” She put the
half-eaten croissant back on the plate and then leaned into him.
Gavin moaned as her plump
bottom brushed against his hardened desire. He put his arms about her and untied
the sash on the robe. He moved the garment downward until it was at her waist.
Then he turned her around and descended upon her large globes like a starving
man.
A low moan escaped Gavin’s
lips now as he recalled how quickly things spiraled out of control. Once
protection was in place, they hammered against one another as if they only had
a week to build a three-story house.
As usual, Ruby went over the
edge first. Her toes curled, clenching the plush rug beneath as she climaxed.
Gavin followed shortly
thereafter. He gradually slowed his movements down to a crawl as he watched her
eyes turn the loveliest shade of violet he had seen since Elizabeth Taylor was
alive.
“Sir, are you okay?” a flight
attendant asked, instantly jerking him back to the present.
Gavin blinked rapidly to
refocus. “Yes, yes, I’m fine. Thank you. I was just remembering how enjoyable
my recent trip was.”
“I’m glad you had fun.” The flight
attendant smiled, showing a pretty set of teeth to match her pretty face. “Now
is there anything I can do for you?”
Her green eyes and her tone were suddenly flirtatious.
“No, thank you.” Gavin shook
his head. There was only one woman that could give him what he needed. Her name
was Ruby Dee Hudson.
“Let me know if you change
your mind.”
“I will,” Gavin replied
politely. Not! he added to himself. He’d
already found the woman he wanted, the same woman he wanted to spend the rest
of his life with.
(c) 2014 by Mi'Chelle Dodson/Suprina Frazier
(c) 2014 by Mi'Chelle Dodson/Suprina Frazier
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