Twisted_iN_Tux
Formal Wear Fetishist
- Joined
- Feb 20, 2019
- Location
- PA, USA
Sleeping unexpectedly well, Julia awoke early feeling like a new person, literally, with a new body and even an adjusted attitude and mindset. She wasn't going to fear what was happening to her, she was going to embrace it, and while she knew Jack probably wouldn't be able to feel the same way, seeing that he was on the short, er, negative end of the stick they'd been handed, she had every intention of making it as bearable as possible for him, starting with cooking him the best breakfast possible.
"Honey," she now called from the base of the stairs, "breakfast is ready."
She was fairly certain that Jack was awake now, having heard the familiar creak of their bed overhead and then the rustling of sheets. If he didn't come down in the next ten minutes or so, she would probably head up to him with a tray in hand, if she really had to. One way or another, they would be kicking this day off on the right foot. She had a feeling it was going to be an interesting day, as, more than likely, new developments were made in regard to the virus, but regardless of what those were, good, bad or indifferent, she and Jack were going to stick together, on very full stomachs!
"Honey," she called once more, before heading back into the kitchen.
Approaching the stove, she proceeded to flip the vegetable omelet she'd been working on just minutes before. There was already place settings arranged on the dining room table, along with freshly squeezed orange juice and wedges of equally fresh melon. Thankful that she had done a week's worth of grocery shopping the day before last, they didn't have to leave the home unless they really wanted to, which, again, she would be happy to do, but not Jack.
Catching her reflection in the kitchen widow, she did take a moment to admire her newly acquired curves, which she had dressed in a very flattering manner. She new it was a bit of a risk to be dressed this way, almost like she was flaunting her newfound fortune, but at the same time, she wanted to look nice for her husband, wanted him to be able to appreciate what she had nearly as much as she did.
Was she wrong to think like this?
Well, she assumed she would find out soon enough, once her husband got his ass out of bed.
"Jack," she now called from the kitchen as she easily reached for an empty plate from a cupboard she previously had to stand on tiptoes to get to. "I'm going to eat it all myself," she then joked as she slid the omelet from the pan onto the plate and tossed the dirty skillet in the sink. "You've got five minutes," she sang up the stairs as she made her way towards the dining room. Don't make me come up there, she then thought, with an unexpected smirk, as she took a seat at the table.
"Honey," she now called from the base of the stairs, "breakfast is ready."
She was fairly certain that Jack was awake now, having heard the familiar creak of their bed overhead and then the rustling of sheets. If he didn't come down in the next ten minutes or so, she would probably head up to him with a tray in hand, if she really had to. One way or another, they would be kicking this day off on the right foot. She had a feeling it was going to be an interesting day, as, more than likely, new developments were made in regard to the virus, but regardless of what those were, good, bad or indifferent, she and Jack were going to stick together, on very full stomachs!
"Honey," she called once more, before heading back into the kitchen.
Approaching the stove, she proceeded to flip the vegetable omelet she'd been working on just minutes before. There was already place settings arranged on the dining room table, along with freshly squeezed orange juice and wedges of equally fresh melon. Thankful that she had done a week's worth of grocery shopping the day before last, they didn't have to leave the home unless they really wanted to, which, again, she would be happy to do, but not Jack.
Catching her reflection in the kitchen widow, she did take a moment to admire her newly acquired curves, which she had dressed in a very flattering manner. She new it was a bit of a risk to be dressed this way, almost like she was flaunting her newfound fortune, but at the same time, she wanted to look nice for her husband, wanted him to be able to appreciate what she had nearly as much as she did.
Was she wrong to think like this?
Well, she assumed she would find out soon enough, once her husband got his ass out of bed.
"Jack," she now called from the kitchen as she easily reached for an empty plate from a cupboard she previously had to stand on tiptoes to get to. "I'm going to eat it all myself," she then joked as she slid the omelet from the pan onto the plate and tossed the dirty skillet in the sink. "You've got five minutes," she sang up the stairs as she made her way towards the dining room. Don't make me come up there, she then thought, with an unexpected smirk, as she took a seat at the table.