greg grey
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- Joined
- Mar 20, 2013
Another squeeze on my arm: oh, this girl is so turning me on, and she totally doesn't even know it. She seems very..."touchy", very physically affectionate. I...I like that. And - it's good, it'll be good for "us", because I'm not naturally that way.
"Don't worry about the driving, really," I reassure her, trying to ignore the butterflies of arousal as we're pulling up to my house, "we'll make something work...let's just get you settled."
She is obviously excited, suddenly.
"Yeah, definitely!" I laugh, "Kinda lonely, sometimes, living here by myself. It could use a woman's touch."
Well - I do have women in the house, from time to time. Cleaning ladies, chefs, my assistants, etc. I don't have any live-in staff, but I do know I need to talk to Milenka soon about, well, the "other women" in my life. Maybe it is very different here than in Kazakhstan, but I have a lot of women in positions close to me. From my driver, to staff helping around the house, to assistants and people at the offices. I'll need to make sure she knows none of these women are a threat to her here...and though I'd understand how she might feel nervous: good god, look at her. She makes every other woman look like a little girl.
But right now, as I pull up in front of my main entryway and stop the car, she's the one looking like an astonished young girl.
My house, I guess, can look rather dramatic. Definitely, I realize, to a poor girl from Western Kazakhstan. It's a low, meandering contemporary ranch set in and about the hillside. Designed by an architect who, I hear, is pretty well renowned. I dunno: I love it, I bought it several years ago. It's not too big that it screams "billionaire" but it has plenty going for it: awesome natural gardens, the pool, a nice mix of open areas and intimate spaces inside. A few extra bedrooms for guests...maybe children someday...Wait...is that what she meant by "fill up space in home"? >gulp<
Switching the car off, I pop out and jog around to her side: she's obviously been trained to expect a touch of chivalry, and I'm happy to oblige. I open her door, and try to keep from smiling too broadly in my enthusiasm as I extend my hand for her to take and say:
"Welcome to your new home, Milenka..."
"Don't worry about the driving, really," I reassure her, trying to ignore the butterflies of arousal as we're pulling up to my house, "we'll make something work...let's just get you settled."
She is obviously excited, suddenly.
"Mr. Gray, this is a house?? This is your house?? So big! So huge for one man to live in. Is a good thing Milenka is here, help you fill up space in home."
"Yeah, definitely!" I laugh, "Kinda lonely, sometimes, living here by myself. It could use a woman's touch."
Well - I do have women in the house, from time to time. Cleaning ladies, chefs, my assistants, etc. I don't have any live-in staff, but I do know I need to talk to Milenka soon about, well, the "other women" in my life. Maybe it is very different here than in Kazakhstan, but I have a lot of women in positions close to me. From my driver, to staff helping around the house, to assistants and people at the offices. I'll need to make sure she knows none of these women are a threat to her here...and though I'd understand how she might feel nervous: good god, look at her. She makes every other woman look like a little girl.
But right now, as I pull up in front of my main entryway and stop the car, she's the one looking like an astonished young girl.
My house, I guess, can look rather dramatic. Definitely, I realize, to a poor girl from Western Kazakhstan. It's a low, meandering contemporary ranch set in and about the hillside. Designed by an architect who, I hear, is pretty well renowned. I dunno: I love it, I bought it several years ago. It's not too big that it screams "billionaire" but it has plenty going for it: awesome natural gardens, the pool, a nice mix of open areas and intimate spaces inside. A few extra bedrooms for guests...maybe children someday...Wait...is that what she meant by "fill up space in home"? >gulp<
Switching the car off, I pop out and jog around to her side: she's obviously been trained to expect a touch of chivalry, and I'm happy to oblige. I open her door, and try to keep from smiling too broadly in my enthusiasm as I extend my hand for her to take and say:
"Welcome to your new home, Milenka..."