dirtyashley
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Ashley woke up and rubbed the sand out of her eyes, only to discover it was over most of her face. She reached out to turn off the light, only to discover it wasn't there. Opening her eyes a bit more, she discovered she wasn't in her bed at all. She was on a wide, sandy beach, looking up at a mountain covered in a thick green jungle. Behind her, a calm, blue-green lagoon with breakers crashing on a reef. She rubbed her eyes again to make sure she wasn't dreaming, but it seemed very real. She sat up, looking around for any sign that would tell her where she was.
The last thing she remembered was the wedding. It had been perfect. Even her brother's drunken, rambling toast hadn't been too embarrassing. It had been a little after midnight when Evan finally gave her that look, and they had said their goodbyes and set off for their honeymoon. A dream come true, riding in her husband's yacht to a resort island out in the tropical ocean. Everyone had been standing on the pier, waving and as they had left the lights of the city behind the stars had been spectacular.
Evan had opened a fresh bottle of champagne, not that either of them really needed more to drink. He had pulled her close and kissed her, and she had felt it then for the first time. He had kissed her about a hundred times at the reception, but there had been people around offering congratulations and demanding their attention. Now they were alone, it was different. They were really married.
"How far is it to the resort?" she whispered. A minute seemed too long too wait to have sex with her husband for the first time. She knew it was silly to think that it would somehow be different now, but she had never been this aroused in her life. She was even ready to try some of the nasty things that he had talked about.
"About an hour and a half," he had laughed, one arm around her waist, the other hand steering the boat. "I told you we should have Jack drive us out."
"I wanted to be alone with you," she pouted. "I thought it would be more romantic this way."
"It is," he said. "I do have to drive, but you can do whatever you want."
They were so absorbed with each other that they hadn't noticed the storm clouds blotting out the stars until the first crack of thunder crashed nearby, and then they were in the midst of it.
And now she was sitting on a beach, in her wedding dress. Thankfully she had gone with something modern and short, instead of one of the monstrosities that probably would have dragged her down. She was pretty sure this wasn't the resort. The sand was smooth, unbroken by foot prints, and the sun was getting hot as well as bright. Ashley stood up and headed for the shade.
The last thing she remembered was the wedding. It had been perfect. Even her brother's drunken, rambling toast hadn't been too embarrassing. It had been a little after midnight when Evan finally gave her that look, and they had said their goodbyes and set off for their honeymoon. A dream come true, riding in her husband's yacht to a resort island out in the tropical ocean. Everyone had been standing on the pier, waving and as they had left the lights of the city behind the stars had been spectacular.
Evan had opened a fresh bottle of champagne, not that either of them really needed more to drink. He had pulled her close and kissed her, and she had felt it then for the first time. He had kissed her about a hundred times at the reception, but there had been people around offering congratulations and demanding their attention. Now they were alone, it was different. They were really married.
"How far is it to the resort?" she whispered. A minute seemed too long too wait to have sex with her husband for the first time. She knew it was silly to think that it would somehow be different now, but she had never been this aroused in her life. She was even ready to try some of the nasty things that he had talked about.
"About an hour and a half," he had laughed, one arm around her waist, the other hand steering the boat. "I told you we should have Jack drive us out."
"I wanted to be alone with you," she pouted. "I thought it would be more romantic this way."
"It is," he said. "I do have to drive, but you can do whatever you want."
They were so absorbed with each other that they hadn't noticed the storm clouds blotting out the stars until the first crack of thunder crashed nearby, and then they were in the midst of it.
And now she was sitting on a beach, in her wedding dress. Thankfully she had gone with something modern and short, instead of one of the monstrosities that probably would have dragged her down. She was pretty sure this wasn't the resort. The sand was smooth, unbroken by foot prints, and the sun was getting hot as well as bright. Ashley stood up and headed for the shade.