Lady_Kit
Literotica Guru
- Joined
- Aug 1, 2001
- Posts
- 2,504
...a closed thread to explore with Sexy Chele.
Reader comments via PM are most welcome!

Kit
---------------------------------------------
Hi, Jessie, it’s Lynne…Lynne Shaw…I hope I'm not bothering you but, you said to call if I ever needed someone, and well, right now, I guess I do. I don’t know where else to turn. Please call me when you get this, I ... I really need a friend.
Lynne recited her phone number, gave a shaky good-bye and replaced the receiver with a clatter; cringing at the noise created in the silent room.
Silent room, silent house, silent life! she thought despairingly.
How could it have come to this? I did everything possible to make him happy. Everything, of course except stay perpetually young and beautiful.
She knew, intellectually at least, that she was far from ugly. She had kept her figure through the years and easily passed for a younger woman. Her hair was long and thick; the honey gold color was natural and showed no sign of gray. Her clear blue eyes gazed back at her from the large mirror across the room as she turned her head back and forth, looking critically at her body. Lynne found nothing that would make her unattractive, but she also saw nothing that made her stand out in a crowd.
That was the crux of it; Peter suddenly wanted a trophy wife and Lynne was left feeling like one of the bearers who had carried the hunting gear for his expedition. The analogy was not far off the mark really. After all, it was her paycheck that had kept them fed, clothed and sheltered for the past 10 years. She had given up her hopes of post grad work and a career to marry Peter Shaw, now Dr. Shaw; and in the end, she had given up more than her education; she had given up her youth.
Since gaining his advanced degree, and a reputation as a scholar and a skillful fundraiser, Peter had been courted by the best schools. He was a rising academic star who needed a young and charming wife by his side; he even had one all picked out, a 22 year old grad student named Mandy.
Peter had patiently explained all of this just this morning. Appealing to her love for him; assuring her that he’d make sure she got a generous allowance, not to mention the house, which really didn’t suit his new position anyway. He was so sure that she’d go along, just as she had always done; giving up everything so Peter could have the best.
Uncharacteristically, she had balked and refused to go without a fuss. In the ensuing argument, he had accused her of, among other things, frigidity.
“Lynne, lets face facts you’re frigid; and I simply cannot take your emotional and sexual distance anymore,” he had announced toward the end of the fight. “I have needs you know, a man like me finds it necessary to achieve full sexual satisfaction with my partner. Mandy understands that. Clearly, you are still harboring those lesbian fantasies that I warned you about in college. In fact, ever since you got back from your reunion, you’ve been different. I’m sure it’s the influence of that Parker woman. She never did like me you know, obviously something wrong there. Some latent psychological abnormalities if you ask me.”
As Peter droned on, in a voice that she now realized was unpleasantly nasal, Lynne knew that he was right on two points; one, she had been different since her reunion, and two, her old college friend Jessica Parker was at least partly responsible.
My friend, funny that I still consider her a friend and not just an acquaintance, she thought. We hadn’t seen each other since I married Peter, but now, she’s the only person I can think of to call. I just hope she’s friend enough to call back.
Reader comments via PM are most welcome!

Kit
---------------------------------------------
Hi, Jessie, it’s Lynne…Lynne Shaw…I hope I'm not bothering you but, you said to call if I ever needed someone, and well, right now, I guess I do. I don’t know where else to turn. Please call me when you get this, I ... I really need a friend.
Lynne recited her phone number, gave a shaky good-bye and replaced the receiver with a clatter; cringing at the noise created in the silent room.
Silent room, silent house, silent life! she thought despairingly.
How could it have come to this? I did everything possible to make him happy. Everything, of course except stay perpetually young and beautiful.
She knew, intellectually at least, that she was far from ugly. She had kept her figure through the years and easily passed for a younger woman. Her hair was long and thick; the honey gold color was natural and showed no sign of gray. Her clear blue eyes gazed back at her from the large mirror across the room as she turned her head back and forth, looking critically at her body. Lynne found nothing that would make her unattractive, but she also saw nothing that made her stand out in a crowd.
That was the crux of it; Peter suddenly wanted a trophy wife and Lynne was left feeling like one of the bearers who had carried the hunting gear for his expedition. The analogy was not far off the mark really. After all, it was her paycheck that had kept them fed, clothed and sheltered for the past 10 years. She had given up her hopes of post grad work and a career to marry Peter Shaw, now Dr. Shaw; and in the end, she had given up more than her education; she had given up her youth.
Since gaining his advanced degree, and a reputation as a scholar and a skillful fundraiser, Peter had been courted by the best schools. He was a rising academic star who needed a young and charming wife by his side; he even had one all picked out, a 22 year old grad student named Mandy.
Peter had patiently explained all of this just this morning. Appealing to her love for him; assuring her that he’d make sure she got a generous allowance, not to mention the house, which really didn’t suit his new position anyway. He was so sure that she’d go along, just as she had always done; giving up everything so Peter could have the best.
Uncharacteristically, she had balked and refused to go without a fuss. In the ensuing argument, he had accused her of, among other things, frigidity.
“Lynne, lets face facts you’re frigid; and I simply cannot take your emotional and sexual distance anymore,” he had announced toward the end of the fight. “I have needs you know, a man like me finds it necessary to achieve full sexual satisfaction with my partner. Mandy understands that. Clearly, you are still harboring those lesbian fantasies that I warned you about in college. In fact, ever since you got back from your reunion, you’ve been different. I’m sure it’s the influence of that Parker woman. She never did like me you know, obviously something wrong there. Some latent psychological abnormalities if you ask me.”
As Peter droned on, in a voice that she now realized was unpleasantly nasal, Lynne knew that he was right on two points; one, she had been different since her reunion, and two, her old college friend Jessica Parker was at least partly responsible.
My friend, funny that I still consider her a friend and not just an acquaintance, she thought. We hadn’t seen each other since I married Peter, but now, she’s the only person I can think of to call. I just hope she’s friend enough to call back.