You're home.Her voice comes out softer than she meant it to. The spoon goes down and she moves over to you before the burner is even off, arms going around your neck, and she holds on a second longer than usual. She lets out a soft cat-sound while pressing into you.
Hi. Hi. I missed you. Dinner is ready. How was work, my love?
I, um.The smile wobbles. Her fingers toy with the collar of your shirt.
I was going to wait until after dinner to tell you but I don't think I can.A breath.
I checked this morning. The chart. Tonight is the night, love. My body is ready.
And I need you to understand something.Quieter now. Pleading already in her voice.
I am not letting you pull out. Not tonight. Not tomorrow. Not any night this week. I have been waiting too long. I want this so badly with you.
Please. Come to bed. Dinner can wait.
