RockYourWorld
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This is closed for me and Quietlady....everyone else, read and enjoy!
John and Helen Anderson had waited for this particular house to go on the market for over two years. It wasn’t terribly different than the other houses on the cull de sac, but it did back out to the bay. The Andersons had always loved being active, loved the water, and spend many weekends on their 30 foot sloop, Good Investment.
John was a stock broker and Helen was a stock broker’s wife. They had decided to remain childless, never finding the time to sacrifice from their fun to actually give birth to one. Travel, fine restaurants, the best clothes, only the best furniture, and good times – that was the Andersons.
But of course, nothing good lasts forever, and that fact is made worse when things go bad gradually, not dramatically. Helen had always enjoyed sex with John but recently more and more, it didn’t seem to be a good idea for John. And when it did happen, it was so vanilla. She remembered those nights when John would please her orally for hours and hours, and how he would seem to explode when she went down on him. Now, a few pumps in the missionary position, and that was that.
Helen wondered if John was cheating on her, but there didn’t seem to be much evidence of that besides his disinterest in her. She had to be honest…she wasn’t all that interested in him, either. She still loved him, and she knew that he loved her. They were in a rut.
They went to bed that night in this house they had wanted for so long. All of their clothes in their walk-in closets, all their furniture arranged just so, and their valuables of all types placed throughout the house. Helen lay awake, wondering what it would take to shake her and John out of their rut, when she heard what sounded like the front door of the house opening.
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Eddie Perkins was good at what he did. It just was too bad that what he did was illegal. He was a burglar, and he picked his targets well. That was the secret to good (or bad?) burgling, picking the target. This rich stock broker had just moved into this house not too long ago, and probably hadn’t totally secured his valuables. Even if he had, Eddie was better than any safe he had ever met.
When he bypassed the alarm and picked the lock to the front door, he let himself in to what he knew would be his biggest score yet. Things went well for awhile, but things were getting too quiet. He had located the silverware and a nice collection of art that easily came out of their frames. But as Eddie began to prepare himself for the trip upstairs where he knew he would find jewelry, his criminal senses told him something was wrong.
True to his senses, Eddie felt a sudden blow to the back of his head. It wasn’t enough to knock him out, which his attacker found somewhat surprising. John Anderson had been roused from his sleep when she heard Eddie break in. Deciding to take things on himself, John didn’t call 911. Maybe he too was feeling in a rut with Helen. Maybe he thought some macho bravado would impress her. Whatever he was thinking, he had seen too many movies where you can hit a guy with a golf club and he falls like a sack of potatoes. All it did was make the guy mad, which was why Eddie grabbed the golf club from John and hit him with it. That didn’t knock John out either, but it did disorient him long enough to allow Eddie to grab him by the neck and drag him back to the master bedroom suite.
Helen screamed when Eddie dragged John into the room and threw him on a nearby desk chair. Eddie looked at her and laughed as he took some rope from his duffel bag and began to tie John to the chair.
“Why are you screaming?” he said to Helen. “You’re probably the stupid bitch that told him to come get me with a golf club. He should be screaming at YOU!” Eddie finished his tying job on Eddie and topped it off by gagging him. He left his eyes uncovered.
Part of being a criminal was defending your territory. When someone struck at you, regardless of whether or not you had it coming, you had to respond with strength. If you didn’t, word was spread fast that you could be taken down. John and Helen Anderson were about to learn first hand that you didn’t mess with Eddie Perkins. As Eddie pulled off his black sweatshirt and began to unzip his pants, standing at the edge of her bed, he looked at the trembling Helen Anderson, sitting on her bed in her short green frilly nighty. He knew that she suddenly felt a million miles away from her safe and secure world.
John and Helen Anderson had waited for this particular house to go on the market for over two years. It wasn’t terribly different than the other houses on the cull de sac, but it did back out to the bay. The Andersons had always loved being active, loved the water, and spend many weekends on their 30 foot sloop, Good Investment.
John was a stock broker and Helen was a stock broker’s wife. They had decided to remain childless, never finding the time to sacrifice from their fun to actually give birth to one. Travel, fine restaurants, the best clothes, only the best furniture, and good times – that was the Andersons.
But of course, nothing good lasts forever, and that fact is made worse when things go bad gradually, not dramatically. Helen had always enjoyed sex with John but recently more and more, it didn’t seem to be a good idea for John. And when it did happen, it was so vanilla. She remembered those nights when John would please her orally for hours and hours, and how he would seem to explode when she went down on him. Now, a few pumps in the missionary position, and that was that.
Helen wondered if John was cheating on her, but there didn’t seem to be much evidence of that besides his disinterest in her. She had to be honest…she wasn’t all that interested in him, either. She still loved him, and she knew that he loved her. They were in a rut.
They went to bed that night in this house they had wanted for so long. All of their clothes in their walk-in closets, all their furniture arranged just so, and their valuables of all types placed throughout the house. Helen lay awake, wondering what it would take to shake her and John out of their rut, when she heard what sounded like the front door of the house opening.
**********************************************************
Eddie Perkins was good at what he did. It just was too bad that what he did was illegal. He was a burglar, and he picked his targets well. That was the secret to good (or bad?) burgling, picking the target. This rich stock broker had just moved into this house not too long ago, and probably hadn’t totally secured his valuables. Even if he had, Eddie was better than any safe he had ever met.
When he bypassed the alarm and picked the lock to the front door, he let himself in to what he knew would be his biggest score yet. Things went well for awhile, but things were getting too quiet. He had located the silverware and a nice collection of art that easily came out of their frames. But as Eddie began to prepare himself for the trip upstairs where he knew he would find jewelry, his criminal senses told him something was wrong.
True to his senses, Eddie felt a sudden blow to the back of his head. It wasn’t enough to knock him out, which his attacker found somewhat surprising. John Anderson had been roused from his sleep when she heard Eddie break in. Deciding to take things on himself, John didn’t call 911. Maybe he too was feeling in a rut with Helen. Maybe he thought some macho bravado would impress her. Whatever he was thinking, he had seen too many movies where you can hit a guy with a golf club and he falls like a sack of potatoes. All it did was make the guy mad, which was why Eddie grabbed the golf club from John and hit him with it. That didn’t knock John out either, but it did disorient him long enough to allow Eddie to grab him by the neck and drag him back to the master bedroom suite.
Helen screamed when Eddie dragged John into the room and threw him on a nearby desk chair. Eddie looked at her and laughed as he took some rope from his duffel bag and began to tie John to the chair.
“Why are you screaming?” he said to Helen. “You’re probably the stupid bitch that told him to come get me with a golf club. He should be screaming at YOU!” Eddie finished his tying job on Eddie and topped it off by gagging him. He left his eyes uncovered.
Part of being a criminal was defending your territory. When someone struck at you, regardless of whether or not you had it coming, you had to respond with strength. If you didn’t, word was spread fast that you could be taken down. John and Helen Anderson were about to learn first hand that you didn’t mess with Eddie Perkins. As Eddie pulled off his black sweatshirt and began to unzip his pants, standing at the edge of her bed, he looked at the trembling Helen Anderson, sitting on her bed in her short green frilly nighty. He knew that she suddenly felt a million miles away from her safe and secure world.