Thursday, June 13, 2013

See You In The Morning, Part 3

     David was now standing next to the fireplace mantle in his master bedroom and holding a framed photograph of his lover.  He looked over to Charles and said,               “We had been set up, you know.”  
     Charles smiled sadly in response.  “Miss Elizabeth Marie Beaupain.  She was the best, cunning old woman that she was.  I still miss her.”
      David wrapped the frame with some bubble-wrap and paced it gently in the “objects box.”  “It was her eyes,” he remarked, “those big brown doe eyes of hers.  They could sparkle with all the charm and feigned innocence the South could muster, or burn you like coals.”
      Charles laughed, “Jesus save us from the coals!”
      “And that bright red hair of hers!  You know, Charles, that as Boops got older her hair color got brighter and redder.  She was not one to disappear into old age.”
    Thinking about her and acknowledging her absence had put David in a pensive mood.  “She sure loved us.”
      Charles added, “I think she loved you more.”
     “No, Sweetheart, Boops loved us both the same.  She just felt sorry for  me getting shacked up with you is all.”
     “Very funny, David,” Charles pouted.  “She was right about one thing:  we did belong together.”
      “Still do,” David added.  “Always will.”
    Charles stood up, moved closer to David and very solemnly declared, “What Betty Boops has joined together let no man put asunder.”
     Both of them said “Amen” at the same time.  Charles kissed David very lightly on the lips.  David held the position in an attempt to extend the moment, but Charles returned to sorting clothes, grinning as he recalled what had happened in the gazebo.  “You know, David, I’ll always remember what a nervous-Nell you became when you realized in the middle of doing me in Boops’ new and very expensive gazebo that we were being watched.”
     This memory restored a smile to David’s face.  “I was just about to climax when the Tiger Woman appeared in the doorway.

. ~ .

    “Well, thank God for sex!” Boops exclaimed.  “With all the yelling and gruntin’ and groanin’ out here I was afraid you boys didn’t like my little gazebo.”  She paused to enjoy the scene.  “However, I see you like it just fine―though it seems to be a bit tight,” she commented slyly, clearing enjoying the double entendre. Boops always had to cross her t’s, so she explained, “I meant the room.”  She laughed at her own joke as she continued, “Jeannette, pull your dress down, Honey.  Nelson, you put that lethal thing away and zip-up before I forget I’m a lady.  Y’all come back to the house when you’re decent. The costume contest is about to commence,” she explained as she disappeared as quickly as she had arrived.
     “Oh, man!” Charles shouted when he thought she was out of earshot.
    “I know.  I can’t believe Boops saw us.  I am so sorry, man!” David apologized as he straightened out his costume.  “Damn it!” he sighed.
     “What’s the matter?” Charles asked.
     “Nothing.  Sorry.”
     Charles noticed David rubbing his pants and figured what had happened.
“Stop saying you’re sorry, David.  That was so hot!”  
    At that point there was nothing for Charles to do but to kiss David with enough passion to guarantee a repeat performance.  So that’s exactly what he did.


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