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Authors: Margretta Milano
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I could feel that we were both getting close to climax. With his last thrust he pushed hard into my body and I bent myself backwards slightly to accentuate the passion I was experiencing. In a rush I felt him come then my body pulsated rhythmically.
I fell into a heap next to him, with his cock still throbbing inside me. Nick moaned, “Laura, that was unbelievable. I think I love you.”
I thought about it for a minute. Nick was a beautiful man, able to give and receive pleasure and be grateful for all of it. I knew in that moment what I wanted to say to him.
“I’m so grateful for you. I love you too Nick.”
Chapter Forty-One
The next day we decided to take a hike of Camelback Mountain. It was thrilling just to be the two of us doing something without worrying who was watching. I wore comfy yoga capris and pink tank top. I almost felt like I was skipping and jumping as we walked up the trail. I saw an eagle flying and pointed it out to Nick. It felt like the symbol for how we felt in that moment. Holding hands felt extra special. We made it to the top where we sat down and just looked out over the valley.
“Laura there's something I wanted tell you,” Nick said, looking at me. For millisecond I wondered if he was going to propose, “When I first met you during the interview process at Illinois State I could tell there was something special about you. I couldn’t put it into words, but I thought I cannot let this person go without knowing when I would see you again or be near you again. I feel bad that our first time was on the floor of my office but I really want you to know that I couldn't take it anymore. I just needed to feel you next to me in that moment. I hope that was okay.”
I looked into his eyes and said, “That was probably the hottest sex ever had in my life. There's no need for an apology, especially now. I couldn't handle it either!” I laughed.
“But I want to continue, Laura,” Nick looked at me seriously, “I want you to know that I have been thinking a lot about us and we need to move. We need to go somewhere ne together. If this is it, that’s great, but if it’s not Phoenix, then let’s make it Indianapolis or Des Moines or Brooklyn or Orlando. I don't care where is but I want to be with you. And I want to start fresh, I want to have a new life with you and I want to leave all the drama behind us. I don't care if I can't work as a principal. I can be in the classroom again whatever, but let's go do this.”
“Nick, I want you to know I've also been thinking what the future, too. When Julie pointed the gun at me and I thought she was going to shoot me. The first thing I thought was I’m going to see my dad again and we’re going to cook together again. It was in that moment that something changed for me. I realize that my destiny is not to be in the classroom: my destiny is to be working as a chef. So whenever we move, whatever we do, I'm going to be leaving the classroom. Then they'll be no conflict of interest with our professions or where we work. I'll be in a restaurant or maybe even start my own personal chef business, which is my goal. I just wanted to share what's been on my mind recently.”
Nick rubbed my neck while I talked and I put my head on his shoulder.
“That's fantastic. I'm so thrilled that something wonderful came out of that terrible moment. I've been here to testify that you’re fantastic at cooking. I can't wait to see what happens in your culinary career. I just want you know I want to be with you. It’s that simple: I want to be with you for everything. Starting your business, whatever it takes, I want to be there. Honestly, I want to fuck you forever.” I couldn’t stifle a laugh.
“Nick, that kind of sounds like a proposal,” I smiled.
“I’m having so much fun with you in my life. We haven’t been able to do live our lives together. There's time for marriage, there's time for kids. I mean, I feel like I'm psychic: I can see the future and I just know it's going to work out for us. Right now it's just too soon after all the trauma that we've been through. Let’s focus on relocation, starting a new life.”
“I couldn’t agree more, Nick,” I said.
“Wherever we go, we’ll bring your mom because we need family support. You can see her whenever you want. I mean, she could even help you start your business. Every Sunday we could have dinner with her. Let's do this. Let's live our lives. We just have to push through these last few months when we get back to school.”
“That sounds fantastic,” I said as I pulled him up to a stand, “let's keep walking and just enjoy this day. I love that we can be together without worrying that somebody's going to take our picture or that a student is going to spot us. I want to just enjoy ourselves in this magical place this week.”
“There’s one last thing,” Nick said, removing something from his pocket. It was a velvet-covered box.
I put my hand to my mouth. Nick opened it, revealing diamond earrings. “These are for you.”
“Oh my, Nick, you shouldn’t have,” tears welling up in my eyes.
“All they are is a reminder that you are a jewel to me.”
Nick hugged me, picking me up off of the ground. He spun me around and I clung to him, laughing. He kissed me and put my softly back on my feet.
“Catch me, you bad teacher,” Nick said as he raced down the mountain. I started running after him, but then I stopped to put the earrings in my pocket. When I looked down to reach into my pocket, I saw a beautiful flower blooming on a cactus. Something was just coming into bloom, something that had found its footing in a harsh landscape.
“You’re the naughty one!” I yelled, jogging down the trail.
THE END
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