TheCorsair
Pēdicãbo ego võs et irrumäbo
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2013
Pete slathered butter on his baked potato, then cut into the ribeye with relish. It wasn’t quite enough to distract him from the memories the video had stirred up, memories of peering into the first gate he and Marta had created. Memories of curiousity mingled with terror, both growing stronger until he and Marta had lost themselves in flesh and lust to escape.
He chewed down a bite of steak. Maybe that was why the sex was so good? That thrill of danger that wove through their relationship as they studied the gates?
“Don’t you think, Pete?” Lens asked.
He started, realizing he’d been lost in his thoughts. “Uhm, she’d look good in anything.”
Lena giggled. “He’s cute, Marta. No wonder you like him.” Then she gave him a long look. “Magenta tips. Don’t you think she’d look good with them?”
“I... what?” He looked at Marta now, trying to visualize it. “I guess? I mean, I don’t, uhm. Tips? Like, just the ends?” He bit his lip, thinking. “Wouldn’t that just make it look like you colored your hair and let it grow out?”
By now, Lena was fighting hard to stifle laughter. Jeff shook his head, and gave Pete a sympathetic look. “Fashion, man,” he shrugged. “I don’t get it.”
“Well, I do,” Lena said decidedly. “Let’s do it, Marta. And then I’ll take you shopping for a new outfit to go with it.” She stroked her chin. “Reds and golds, I think. Like the sun setting.”
He chewed down a bite of steak. Maybe that was why the sex was so good? That thrill of danger that wove through their relationship as they studied the gates?
“Don’t you think, Pete?” Lens asked.
He started, realizing he’d been lost in his thoughts. “Uhm, she’d look good in anything.”
Lena giggled. “He’s cute, Marta. No wonder you like him.” Then she gave him a long look. “Magenta tips. Don’t you think she’d look good with them?”
“I... what?” He looked at Marta now, trying to visualize it. “I guess? I mean, I don’t, uhm. Tips? Like, just the ends?” He bit his lip, thinking. “Wouldn’t that just make it look like you colored your hair and let it grow out?”
By now, Lena was fighting hard to stifle laughter. Jeff shook his head, and gave Pete a sympathetic look. “Fashion, man,” he shrugged. “I don’t get it.”
“Well, I do,” Lena said decidedly. “Let’s do it, Marta. And then I’ll take you shopping for a new outfit to go with it.” She stroked her chin. “Reds and golds, I think. Like the sun setting.”