Tammi
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Samantha was the happiest woman in the world. Today was her wedding day and she didn’t think anyone would ever make her as happy as Cliff Robertson. Her gown was beautiful and extravagantly priced as Cliff had paid for it along with all the wedding arrangements. Her long beautiful auburn hair had been pinned up and with the veil on her head, diamond necklace around her neck and a huge diamond on her finger, she looked like an absolute princess. She was 5’4” with a slender figure and perfectly shaped breasts. Her green eyes sparkled when she walked down the isle with a smile on her face and her father at her side.
She didn’t care that her friends had told her she was nuts to marry a man so much older than her 25 years, but she didn’t care. Even though they had only known each other a week, he was the man of her dreams. Naturally her parents were very pleased, considering he was a wealthy man and they wouldn’t have to worry about their daughter at all. Of course she truly believed she was in love. He had pretty much swept her off her feet, taking her to all the high class places, buying her expensive gifts and even insisting they wait till their honeymoon before they consummated their marriage.
He knew that she wasn’t a virgin and didn’t care, but then how could he be upset. He had been married before and even had a son that lived with him. He hadn’t talked about him much, just saying that he was a great kid and they would hit it off great. Although, he hadn’t told him yet about getting married, wanting to wait until he could introduce her to him. All she knew was that he was in school and couldn’t come to the wedding. She knew they were going to live in his house in the country, far from her parents, although she wasn’t exactly sure where it was. Cliff hadn’t mentioned where they were spending their honeymoon, but considering all the wonderful things they had done and the surprises he gave her, she figured he had something special planned.
Samantha was talking to her mother at the small reception they had when Cliff came up behind her.
“Samantha, it’s time for us to go. We have a plane to catch in a couple hours and we don’t want to miss it, do we dear.” Cliff explained. “Say goodbye to our guests while I have the limo driver put our bags in the car.”
“But I didn’t even pack a bag…” she went to say, surprised they had to leave so early.
“I’ve taken care of that sweetheart,” he said and winked at her.
Several hours later, still in her wedding dress, they were on the plane and she still had no idea where they were going. She was excited about their honeymoon night. Finally, she just had to ask him where they were going for their honeymoon.
“Right now we are going to my home, Samantha. My son will be arriving home for school today and I promised him I’d be there when he got there.” He saw the disappointment on her face and took her chin in his hand, smiling at her, “But waiting for us at my house is a large wedding reception with all my friends and business acquaintances. It will be the biggest celebration you have ever seen, sweetheart.” He then kissed her softly and went back to his reading some paper he had taken out of his briefcase.
When they pulled up at the house, the first thing she noticed was that his house was a beautiful large mansion, almost a castle with lots of grounds, beautiful landscape and so many cars parked all over, she couldn’t count them. As soon as they got out of the car a man came up to them, eyeing her extremely suspiciously.
“Son, welcome home, as you can see we’re having a party. I’d like you to meet Samantha, my bride. We were just married several hours ago and I wanted you to be able to attend the wedding reception.”
Samantha stood there shocked, not only had she not been told his son had to be close to her own age, but also how good looking he was.
Samantha was the happiest woman in the world. Today was her wedding day and she didn’t think anyone would ever make her as happy as Cliff Robertson. Her gown was beautiful and extravagantly priced as Cliff had paid for it along with all the wedding arrangements. Her long beautiful auburn hair had been pinned up and with the veil on her head, diamond necklace around her neck and a huge diamond on her finger, she looked like an absolute princess. She was 5’4” with a slender figure and perfectly shaped breasts. Her green eyes sparkled when she walked down the isle with a smile on her face and her father at her side.
She didn’t care that her friends had told her she was nuts to marry a man so much older than her 25 years, but she didn’t care. Even though they had only known each other a week, he was the man of her dreams. Naturally her parents were very pleased, considering he was a wealthy man and they wouldn’t have to worry about their daughter at all. Of course she truly believed she was in love. He had pretty much swept her off her feet, taking her to all the high class places, buying her expensive gifts and even insisting they wait till their honeymoon before they consummated their marriage.
He knew that she wasn’t a virgin and didn’t care, but then how could he be upset. He had been married before and even had a son that lived with him. He hadn’t talked about him much, just saying that he was a great kid and they would hit it off great. Although, he hadn’t told him yet about getting married, wanting to wait until he could introduce her to him. All she knew was that he was in school and couldn’t come to the wedding. She knew they were going to live in his house in the country, far from her parents, although she wasn’t exactly sure where it was. Cliff hadn’t mentioned where they were spending their honeymoon, but considering all the wonderful things they had done and the surprises he gave her, she figured he had something special planned.
Samantha was talking to her mother at the small reception they had when Cliff came up behind her.
“Samantha, it’s time for us to go. We have a plane to catch in a couple hours and we don’t want to miss it, do we dear.” Cliff explained. “Say goodbye to our guests while I have the limo driver put our bags in the car.”
“But I didn’t even pack a bag…” she went to say, surprised they had to leave so early.
“I’ve taken care of that sweetheart,” he said and winked at her.
Several hours later, still in her wedding dress, they were on the plane and she still had no idea where they were going. She was excited about their honeymoon night. Finally, she just had to ask him where they were going for their honeymoon.
“Right now we are going to my home, Samantha. My son will be arriving home for school today and I promised him I’d be there when he got there.” He saw the disappointment on her face and took her chin in his hand, smiling at her, “But waiting for us at my house is a large wedding reception with all my friends and business acquaintances. It will be the biggest celebration you have ever seen, sweetheart.” He then kissed her softly and went back to his reading some paper he had taken out of his briefcase.
When they pulled up at the house, the first thing she noticed was that his house was a beautiful large mansion, almost a castle with lots of grounds, beautiful landscape and so many cars parked all over, she couldn’t count them. As soon as they got out of the car a man came up to them, eyeing her extremely suspiciously.
“Son, welcome home, as you can see we’re having a party. I’d like you to meet Samantha, my bride. We were just married several hours ago and I wanted you to be able to attend the wedding reception.”
Samantha stood there shocked, not only had she not been told his son had to be close to her own age, but also how good looking he was.
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