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Jess's Backstory
Money had been incredibly tight for 19 year old Jess Sanders' wedding. Her drunk ex-marine father hadn't got two pennies to rub together and her mother was too focused on her second marriage and family to make more than a token contribution. Jess spent the better part of a year hunting down everything she needed for her special day on eBay, in the sales and through friends etc. One of the last things she purchased was her wedding dress, a beautiful and simple ivory dress that the eBay seller insisted had 'never been worn.' Jess waited anxiously for it to arrive but the end of the week came with no sign of her precious parcel. She emailed the vendor to chase them and the woman apologised for not having shipped her dress yet. Jess shot back a curt reply.
"My wedding is in three weeks, so I'm sure you can understand how important this is to me. Please ship my purchase as soon as you possibly can."
But with only a fortnight to go, there was still no sign of her dress. Jess had used her meagre savings and there was simply no money for another dress.
"What the hell am I going to do?" Jess drank deeply from her beer bottle and fought the urge to cry. She had planned everything so carefully and stuck to such a tight budget. She didn't know whether to hope the stupid eBay vendor came through in time or demand a quick refund so she could get something else.
"We'll figure it out. If I have to make you a dress myself, I will." Naomi replied. Naomi was Jess's oldest friend and matron of honour. She had helped coo-ordinate the wedding from almost the moment Jess's boyfriend had proposed.
"Yeah, cause I have the cash for fabric, patterns, thread and all that stuff now." She snapped sarcastically. "I'm sorry Naomi, I know you're just trying to stay positive."
A couple of days later, Jess resigned herself to a plan B wedding dress. Naomi demanded to see everything Jess had that could conceivably be sliced up and turned into a wedding dress. It was then that Jess remembered that she did indeed have a load of fabric. Naomi's brother Nathan Scott, her fiancée's army buddy and best man, had supplied swathes of camouflage fabric to cover the tables at the barbecue they'd celebrated their engagement with.
"Are you sure about this?" Naomi asked, fingering the military grade uniform fabric.
"Why the hell not?"
Jess and Naomi, together with various friends and relatives, put together the wedding dress according to the pattern Naomi had used for her prom dress. Jess's own prom dress was sacrificed in order to make the underskirt. By the time they had finished, the made to measure gown was striking in a way the simple ivory sheath Jess had originally picked could never have been. They drove the poor groom crazy because once he knew they were making a back-up wedding dress he expected his bride to show up looking like a ragdoll. Jess was tight lipped right up until their wedding day, when she walked down the aisle in Naomi's creation. [pic1 pic2] She wore her long dark hair half tied back and kept her jewellery minimal.
Her husband to be had been utterly speechless, and for all the right reasons.
Jess had had only a few weeks with her husband before he left for his first tour of duty. While he was away she had discovered she was pregnant. They had two children in fairly quick succession and after their 5th anniversary they bought a house to give the kids stability. Three months before their 6th anniversary Jess's husband was sent to Afghanistan, not for the first time, for a six month tour of duty.
He never came back.
First Jess received the news that he was MIA following a raid on a building believed to be an IED factory. Two other men were unaccounted for. Then the rest of his troop came home and a few weeks later, Nathan told Jess that her husband was presumed dead.
She had to be strong for her children. Jess couldn't face telling five year old Will that his daddy had died, not when there was no body, no funeral and no closure to offer him. Two year old Becky was way too young to grasp that her daddy had gone. Jess eventually told Will that daddy was 'lost' but that the army were going to find him.
The months turned into years and Jess's life remained in limbo. The kids grew older and began to understand that daddy wasn't going to come home. Will asked her if his father was dead and Jess honestly replied, "I don't know sweetheart. The army never found his body but they haven't found him alive either. He might have died but we have to hope and pray that he hasn't.
One year bled into five, so swiftly that Jess had no clue where the time had gone. She felt like a shell of a woman, married to a ghost. Her weight had plummeted and she took no pride in her appearance. The wives of the other two men who had gone MIA along with her husband had their spouses declared legally dead and went on to remarry. But when Jess tried to talk to Will and Becky about moving on they were adamant that she had to wait. She didn't have it in her to extinguish the last vestiges of hope in their eyes. And it wasn't as though she wanted anyone else, her husband had been her whole world.
Naomi and Nathan began to get concerned about her, pushing her to seek counselling and taking turns to visit Jess frequently. Jess had withdrawn from the military wives social circle because everyone looked at her so pityingly, either like she was a martyr or as though she was some kind of moron for keeping a candle burning.
One night Nathan found her sat in front of the TV beside a log fire that had long since died to ashes. Jess was cold but had made no move to fetch a blanket or more wood. She just sat their shivering, staring at the TV screen but seeing nothing. Nathan fetched her a blanket and built up the fire, hen pushed a mug of coffee into her hands and rubbed her shoulders to warm her.
He looked into her sorrowful eyes as the blue tinge faded from her lips. Jess lifted her face just as Nathan tipped his downwards. It was coincidence but that was all it took. His lips claimed hers, scalding her with heat from his coffee. Jess's body liquefied and she moaned into his mouth as Nathan pulled her onto his lap, trailing a line of fire across her jaw and down her neck. Jess's body arched helplessly, grinding her down onto the bulge forming in Nathan's jeans. His hand lifted and groped at her tits, making Jess gasp as his calloused fingers forced their way up under her vest top and into her bra.
"Fuck Jess... I have wanted you for so damn long."
Jess started unbuttoning his shirt but Nathan stopped her, gripping her left hand.
"Look at me Jess... you are a widow."
She dropped her gaze, tears spilling from her eyes. "I know."
Nathan pushed her hips down and ground up against her where she straddled him, making Jess moan with indecision.
"You wanna fuck me Jess, you take that goddamn ring off your finger."
Tears rolled down her face but Jess complied, dropping her wedding ring on the coffee table beside their mugs. Nathan tumbled her sideways off of his lap and laid her down on the couch. He stripped her naked and gazed at her flawless pale skin and tight little curves while he yanked off his shirt. Nathan swigged his coffee and brought scalding hot lips down on her throat and nipples, trailing down over her belly button to her pussy. He dove between her legs and growled into her slick flesh as he lashed his tongue across her clit. Jess bucked incoherently, utterly lost.
Nathan couldn't wait. As soon as he had her close to orgasm, he tore open his jeans and freed his cock. He kissed Jess deeply and made her taste herself as he found her molten core and thrust into it.
"Ah!"
Jess felt like a virgin again as Nathan took her. She was impossibly tight form her years of celibacy and it took considerable force before he could work himself into her. She bucked and clawed at his back, so close to cumming.
"I don't care if it hurts Nathan... fuck me, please just fuck me."
He needed no further encouragement and pounded into her like a man possessed, nailing her to the couch and silencing her with kisses when her moans got louder. Jess tensed and then convulsed in his arms as she came, spurting hot juice onto his cock and balls. She was totally abandoned, bucking onto every hard thrust. It didn't take long for Nathan to follow her over the edge and he only just remembered to yank himself out of Jess before he came. He sprayed cum all over her upper body, jerking himself at the sight of her splayed beneath him, taking his load.
They cleaned up and snuggled back under the blanket. Before too long Nathan began to harden against her once more. "I could do this all night." He sighed.
"Your wife might not be too happy about that." Jess replied, puling away from him. "Put some clothes on, one of the kids might wake."
"If you didn't wake them, they're out for the night." He said but did as he was told. When they were both dressed he kissed Jess again, making her yield to him despite herself. "Things between Michelle and me aren't fantastic but I do love her. When she gets some leave we're going to try and work things out. But until then... well it's been a while since I got any and WAY too long since you did. It's... it's always been you though Jess. If you hadn't got with my best friend and then married so damn fast I would have moved heaven and earth to make you mine. I love you too Jess, always have. I will always be here for you. But you're not superwoman, everyone needs love and sex in their lives."
From that night Jess began piecing herself back together again. She ate better, worked out, took pride in her appearance and bought some new clothes. She finally decorated the house and it felt like she was building her world anew, one without the ghost of her husband watching her every move. Nathan was always there to help out and when Michelle wasn't around Jess welcomed him into her bed. They had to be very careful that her kids didn't suspect anything but he always came over late and never stayed the night. Naomi was also unaware of their affair.
A year on and Jess was dating a non-military guy called Anthony. He was making a name for himself in business, buying and selling stock from bankrupt stores, a recession proof business. Jess liked very much that she didn't have to worry about him getting shot in the line of duty. He was charming and attentive. She still slept with Nathan when they could get together but it wasn't long before she wound up in Tony's bed. Jess had never felt so alive.
Though they could see the drastic change in her, Jess very carefully kept her private life private. Naomi was always a willing babysitter since she stopped working to have her own first child with her husband Chris, a 2 year old girl called Talulah.
Money had been incredibly tight for 19 year old Jess Sanders' wedding. Her drunk ex-marine father hadn't got two pennies to rub together and her mother was too focused on her second marriage and family to make more than a token contribution. Jess spent the better part of a year hunting down everything she needed for her special day on eBay, in the sales and through friends etc. One of the last things she purchased was her wedding dress, a beautiful and simple ivory dress that the eBay seller insisted had 'never been worn.' Jess waited anxiously for it to arrive but the end of the week came with no sign of her precious parcel. She emailed the vendor to chase them and the woman apologised for not having shipped her dress yet. Jess shot back a curt reply.
"My wedding is in three weeks, so I'm sure you can understand how important this is to me. Please ship my purchase as soon as you possibly can."
But with only a fortnight to go, there was still no sign of her dress. Jess had used her meagre savings and there was simply no money for another dress.
"What the hell am I going to do?" Jess drank deeply from her beer bottle and fought the urge to cry. She had planned everything so carefully and stuck to such a tight budget. She didn't know whether to hope the stupid eBay vendor came through in time or demand a quick refund so she could get something else.
"We'll figure it out. If I have to make you a dress myself, I will." Naomi replied. Naomi was Jess's oldest friend and matron of honour. She had helped coo-ordinate the wedding from almost the moment Jess's boyfriend had proposed.
"Yeah, cause I have the cash for fabric, patterns, thread and all that stuff now." She snapped sarcastically. "I'm sorry Naomi, I know you're just trying to stay positive."
A couple of days later, Jess resigned herself to a plan B wedding dress. Naomi demanded to see everything Jess had that could conceivably be sliced up and turned into a wedding dress. It was then that Jess remembered that she did indeed have a load of fabric. Naomi's brother Nathan Scott, her fiancée's army buddy and best man, had supplied swathes of camouflage fabric to cover the tables at the barbecue they'd celebrated their engagement with.
"Are you sure about this?" Naomi asked, fingering the military grade uniform fabric.
"Why the hell not?"
Jess and Naomi, together with various friends and relatives, put together the wedding dress according to the pattern Naomi had used for her prom dress. Jess's own prom dress was sacrificed in order to make the underskirt. By the time they had finished, the made to measure gown was striking in a way the simple ivory sheath Jess had originally picked could never have been. They drove the poor groom crazy because once he knew they were making a back-up wedding dress he expected his bride to show up looking like a ragdoll. Jess was tight lipped right up until their wedding day, when she walked down the aisle in Naomi's creation. [pic1 pic2] She wore her long dark hair half tied back and kept her jewellery minimal.
Her husband to be had been utterly speechless, and for all the right reasons.
~xXx~
Jess had had only a few weeks with her husband before he left for his first tour of duty. While he was away she had discovered she was pregnant. They had two children in fairly quick succession and after their 5th anniversary they bought a house to give the kids stability. Three months before their 6th anniversary Jess's husband was sent to Afghanistan, not for the first time, for a six month tour of duty.
He never came back.
First Jess received the news that he was MIA following a raid on a building believed to be an IED factory. Two other men were unaccounted for. Then the rest of his troop came home and a few weeks later, Nathan told Jess that her husband was presumed dead.
She had to be strong for her children. Jess couldn't face telling five year old Will that his daddy had died, not when there was no body, no funeral and no closure to offer him. Two year old Becky was way too young to grasp that her daddy had gone. Jess eventually told Will that daddy was 'lost' but that the army were going to find him.
The months turned into years and Jess's life remained in limbo. The kids grew older and began to understand that daddy wasn't going to come home. Will asked her if his father was dead and Jess honestly replied, "I don't know sweetheart. The army never found his body but they haven't found him alive either. He might have died but we have to hope and pray that he hasn't.
One year bled into five, so swiftly that Jess had no clue where the time had gone. She felt like a shell of a woman, married to a ghost. Her weight had plummeted and she took no pride in her appearance. The wives of the other two men who had gone MIA along with her husband had their spouses declared legally dead and went on to remarry. But when Jess tried to talk to Will and Becky about moving on they were adamant that she had to wait. She didn't have it in her to extinguish the last vestiges of hope in their eyes. And it wasn't as though she wanted anyone else, her husband had been her whole world.
Naomi and Nathan began to get concerned about her, pushing her to seek counselling and taking turns to visit Jess frequently. Jess had withdrawn from the military wives social circle because everyone looked at her so pityingly, either like she was a martyr or as though she was some kind of moron for keeping a candle burning.
One night Nathan found her sat in front of the TV beside a log fire that had long since died to ashes. Jess was cold but had made no move to fetch a blanket or more wood. She just sat their shivering, staring at the TV screen but seeing nothing. Nathan fetched her a blanket and built up the fire, hen pushed a mug of coffee into her hands and rubbed her shoulders to warm her.
He looked into her sorrowful eyes as the blue tinge faded from her lips. Jess lifted her face just as Nathan tipped his downwards. It was coincidence but that was all it took. His lips claimed hers, scalding her with heat from his coffee. Jess's body liquefied and she moaned into his mouth as Nathan pulled her onto his lap, trailing a line of fire across her jaw and down her neck. Jess's body arched helplessly, grinding her down onto the bulge forming in Nathan's jeans. His hand lifted and groped at her tits, making Jess gasp as his calloused fingers forced their way up under her vest top and into her bra.
"Fuck Jess... I have wanted you for so damn long."
Jess started unbuttoning his shirt but Nathan stopped her, gripping her left hand.
"Look at me Jess... you are a widow."
She dropped her gaze, tears spilling from her eyes. "I know."
Nathan pushed her hips down and ground up against her where she straddled him, making Jess moan with indecision.
"You wanna fuck me Jess, you take that goddamn ring off your finger."
Tears rolled down her face but Jess complied, dropping her wedding ring on the coffee table beside their mugs. Nathan tumbled her sideways off of his lap and laid her down on the couch. He stripped her naked and gazed at her flawless pale skin and tight little curves while he yanked off his shirt. Nathan swigged his coffee and brought scalding hot lips down on her throat and nipples, trailing down over her belly button to her pussy. He dove between her legs and growled into her slick flesh as he lashed his tongue across her clit. Jess bucked incoherently, utterly lost.
Nathan couldn't wait. As soon as he had her close to orgasm, he tore open his jeans and freed his cock. He kissed Jess deeply and made her taste herself as he found her molten core and thrust into it.
"Ah!"
Jess felt like a virgin again as Nathan took her. She was impossibly tight form her years of celibacy and it took considerable force before he could work himself into her. She bucked and clawed at his back, so close to cumming.
"I don't care if it hurts Nathan... fuck me, please just fuck me."
He needed no further encouragement and pounded into her like a man possessed, nailing her to the couch and silencing her with kisses when her moans got louder. Jess tensed and then convulsed in his arms as she came, spurting hot juice onto his cock and balls. She was totally abandoned, bucking onto every hard thrust. It didn't take long for Nathan to follow her over the edge and he only just remembered to yank himself out of Jess before he came. He sprayed cum all over her upper body, jerking himself at the sight of her splayed beneath him, taking his load.
They cleaned up and snuggled back under the blanket. Before too long Nathan began to harden against her once more. "I could do this all night." He sighed.
"Your wife might not be too happy about that." Jess replied, puling away from him. "Put some clothes on, one of the kids might wake."
"If you didn't wake them, they're out for the night." He said but did as he was told. When they were both dressed he kissed Jess again, making her yield to him despite herself. "Things between Michelle and me aren't fantastic but I do love her. When she gets some leave we're going to try and work things out. But until then... well it's been a while since I got any and WAY too long since you did. It's... it's always been you though Jess. If you hadn't got with my best friend and then married so damn fast I would have moved heaven and earth to make you mine. I love you too Jess, always have. I will always be here for you. But you're not superwoman, everyone needs love and sex in their lives."
From that night Jess began piecing herself back together again. She ate better, worked out, took pride in her appearance and bought some new clothes. She finally decorated the house and it felt like she was building her world anew, one without the ghost of her husband watching her every move. Nathan was always there to help out and when Michelle wasn't around Jess welcomed him into her bed. They had to be very careful that her kids didn't suspect anything but he always came over late and never stayed the night. Naomi was also unaware of their affair.
A year on and Jess was dating a non-military guy called Anthony. He was making a name for himself in business, buying and selling stock from bankrupt stores, a recession proof business. Jess liked very much that she didn't have to worry about him getting shot in the line of duty. He was charming and attentive. She still slept with Nathan when they could get together but it wasn't long before she wound up in Tony's bed. Jess had never felt so alive.
Though they could see the drastic change in her, Jess very carefully kept her private life private. Naomi was always a willing babysitter since she stopped working to have her own first child with her husband Chris, a 2 year old girl called Talulah.