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Mary’s mother took her hand and patted it.
“Listen carefully,” she said, patiently. Mary was not one of the smarter creatures on God’s earth, and she needed things explained to her in very simple terms. “You have to do what your husband tells you to do. You know how you always feel better when you do what your father and I tell you?”
Mary’s mouth twisted, and her brow scrunched in thought, and finally she nodded. “I know.” It was true, she liked being a good girl for her parents. Even if it wasn’t always fun, it was much nicer than making them angry and getting in trouble.
“It’s going to be like that with your husband,” her mother said. “Be a good girl, and do as you’re told, and you’ll make him happy, and that will make you happy. Understand?”
“If I make him happy, I’ll be happy, too,” Mary said.
“That’s my good girl,” her mother said.
Mary beamed.
They were in the house Mary had lived in her whole life, a small farmhouse in a remote community, where the church was the center of everything. It was even the church pastor that had arranged for Mary to be married to a man from outside the community.
“So do I get to meet him?”
“At the ceremony,” her mother said, for the hundredth time. Then she lied to her daughter. “That’s how we’ve always done it. The pastor wouldn’t have chosen this man if he wasn’t a good man. He’s running for mayor in <City>.”
Mary nodded, but she was nervous. What if he didn’t like her?
“Now, remember the rules about being a good girl with boys?” her mother said.
Mary nodded, wide-eyed, and grinned. This was one of the most important lessons she ever learned. “Always keep all my clothes on. Never kiss them. Never let them touch me from here to here.” She touched her chin and her knees. “And never touch them there, no matter what!”
“You don’t have to follow those rules with your husband,” her mother said.
Mary’s mouth fell open, and she giggled nervously. As long as she could remember, she had wondered. She had never dared break the rules about clothes and kissing and touching, but she had always gotten excited at the thought of doing those forbidden things. She had been excited to get married before, but now. Everything started to turn red.
“Breathe, honey,” her mother said.
Mary took a deep breath, and the red went away. Her whole body was hot, though. Was she getting sick?
“I think I have a fever,” she said. She was squirming, nervous and excited.
Her mother chuckled softly and patted her head. The girl was so horny she was about to crawl out of her skin, and she didn’t even know it. “You’ll be fine. You’re going to like being married. Now let’s pray.”
“Listen carefully,” she said, patiently. Mary was not one of the smarter creatures on God’s earth, and she needed things explained to her in very simple terms. “You have to do what your husband tells you to do. You know how you always feel better when you do what your father and I tell you?”
Mary’s mouth twisted, and her brow scrunched in thought, and finally she nodded. “I know.” It was true, she liked being a good girl for her parents. Even if it wasn’t always fun, it was much nicer than making them angry and getting in trouble.
“It’s going to be like that with your husband,” her mother said. “Be a good girl, and do as you’re told, and you’ll make him happy, and that will make you happy. Understand?”
“If I make him happy, I’ll be happy, too,” Mary said.
“That’s my good girl,” her mother said.
Mary beamed.
They were in the house Mary had lived in her whole life, a small farmhouse in a remote community, where the church was the center of everything. It was even the church pastor that had arranged for Mary to be married to a man from outside the community.
“So do I get to meet him?”
“At the ceremony,” her mother said, for the hundredth time. Then she lied to her daughter. “That’s how we’ve always done it. The pastor wouldn’t have chosen this man if he wasn’t a good man. He’s running for mayor in <City>.”
Mary nodded, but she was nervous. What if he didn’t like her?
“Now, remember the rules about being a good girl with boys?” her mother said.
Mary nodded, wide-eyed, and grinned. This was one of the most important lessons she ever learned. “Always keep all my clothes on. Never kiss them. Never let them touch me from here to here.” She touched her chin and her knees. “And never touch them there, no matter what!”
“You don’t have to follow those rules with your husband,” her mother said.
Mary’s mouth fell open, and she giggled nervously. As long as she could remember, she had wondered. She had never dared break the rules about clothes and kissing and touching, but she had always gotten excited at the thought of doing those forbidden things. She had been excited to get married before, but now. Everything started to turn red.
“Breathe, honey,” her mother said.
Mary took a deep breath, and the red went away. Her whole body was hot, though. Was she getting sick?
“I think I have a fever,” she said. She was squirming, nervous and excited.
Her mother chuckled softly and patted her head. The girl was so horny she was about to crawl out of her skin, and she didn’t even know it. “You’ll be fine. You’re going to like being married. Now let’s pray.”
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