Xanaphia
Biblically Accurate Bitch
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2013
"I am not sure I can be trusted to loosen your laces, ma petite jonquille. I'd much prefer to strip you out of that dress." Viola teased, brushing Olivia's curly tresses away from her neck. Still, she obliged her wife, resting hands on her hips once Olivia was satisfied. But when her wife requested a dance, how could she refuse?
"I never let scandal get in the way of my happiness," Viola said, “But first, I want to give you your present. I think it will go just lovely with that dress.” Viola wasted no time clasping the necklace on Olivia’s throat, fingers ghosting over skin. She met Olivia’s eyes in the mirror, and pulled her wife closer. “Shame, It’s only half as radiant as your smile.” With one more kiss against Olivia’s cheek, she spun her wife around, looking down into those dark eyes.
Viola hummed a baroque melody, with one hand resting on her hip and the other clasped with Olivia’s. The silks of their respective dresses whispered over the floor as they moved together, Viola enjoying herself. She did like dancing, just not so much with men who insisted on leading when they had no idea. But dancing with Olivia always felt so right, and with eyes closed, she lost herself in the pleasure of it. Closing the distance between them, Viola cared for nothing more in this world that the taste of her wife.
Sebastian caught himself as he climbed the stair to Olivia’s wing of the manor. Already guests had begun arriving, and still she wasn’t yet ready. It wasn’t like Olivia to be late to her own party like this. She was so concerned with keeping up the appearance of a happy, functional marriage, that leaving him to greet the guests alone was disconcerting. Perhaps she’d taken ill again? She had need awfully nauseous in the past week or so, a result of her pregnancy, no doubt.
He should check on her, at least. He knew she wanted to announce her pregnancy at the party, but if she were too ill to attend, he could at least offer an explanation. But her door was open a touch. If she wanted privacy, it would be closed, wouldn’t it? Clearing his throat, he pushed the door open, “Olivia?”
There, in the center of the room, stood his wife and his sister, tangled in an intimate kiss. A far more intimate kiss than Olivia had shared with him since they first tried to be together. Both women glanced at him, shock wide in their eyes. Rage had stolen his voice, rage and betrayal. Was this why Olivia invited Viola back? It was the same time she given him the arrangement.
It all came together now. For two months, they’d been sneaking around right under his nose. Like he was an idiot. She never stopped loving the imposter she’d married, and, even after learning the truth of arrangement, instead of doing the honorable thing, and giving him a second chance to win her heart, she’d chosen to sink to his sister’s perversions.
“If you are quite done,” he begun, his voice straining for calm, “Our guests have arrived, and they would expect to see husband and wife together, greeting them.” His glare fell upon Viola then, leaving little doubt who he blamed.
"I never let scandal get in the way of my happiness," Viola said, “But first, I want to give you your present. I think it will go just lovely with that dress.” Viola wasted no time clasping the necklace on Olivia’s throat, fingers ghosting over skin. She met Olivia’s eyes in the mirror, and pulled her wife closer. “Shame, It’s only half as radiant as your smile.” With one more kiss against Olivia’s cheek, she spun her wife around, looking down into those dark eyes.
Viola hummed a baroque melody, with one hand resting on her hip and the other clasped with Olivia’s. The silks of their respective dresses whispered over the floor as they moved together, Viola enjoying herself. She did like dancing, just not so much with men who insisted on leading when they had no idea. But dancing with Olivia always felt so right, and with eyes closed, she lost herself in the pleasure of it. Closing the distance between them, Viola cared for nothing more in this world that the taste of her wife.
Sebastian caught himself as he climbed the stair to Olivia’s wing of the manor. Already guests had begun arriving, and still she wasn’t yet ready. It wasn’t like Olivia to be late to her own party like this. She was so concerned with keeping up the appearance of a happy, functional marriage, that leaving him to greet the guests alone was disconcerting. Perhaps she’d taken ill again? She had need awfully nauseous in the past week or so, a result of her pregnancy, no doubt.
He should check on her, at least. He knew she wanted to announce her pregnancy at the party, but if she were too ill to attend, he could at least offer an explanation. But her door was open a touch. If she wanted privacy, it would be closed, wouldn’t it? Clearing his throat, he pushed the door open, “Olivia?”
There, in the center of the room, stood his wife and his sister, tangled in an intimate kiss. A far more intimate kiss than Olivia had shared with him since they first tried to be together. Both women glanced at him, shock wide in their eyes. Rage had stolen his voice, rage and betrayal. Was this why Olivia invited Viola back? It was the same time she given him the arrangement.
It all came together now. For two months, they’d been sneaking around right under his nose. Like he was an idiot. She never stopped loving the imposter she’d married, and, even after learning the truth of arrangement, instead of doing the honorable thing, and giving him a second chance to win her heart, she’d chosen to sink to his sister’s perversions.
“If you are quite done,” he begun, his voice straining for calm, “Our guests have arrived, and they would expect to see husband and wife together, greeting them.” His glare fell upon Viola then, leaving little doubt who he blamed.