What will Donna Mae Trix get her girlfriend for Valentine’s
Day? Could a cruise be the cure for the wintertime blues? The continuing
misadventures of Miss Anne Thrope, by the author of The Jessica Project.
My Funny Androgyne
by Nom de Plume
© 2005
* * *
Winter in Chicago is bad enough when you’re a businessman who
can get away to Palm Beach or Palm Springs. When you have to put on a dress
and ride the bus to your cubicle every day, you soon find out that nylons are
no match for an Artic blast off Lake Michigan. For a working girl, winter in Chicago
is almost unbearable.
Almost. Having a man in my life, even if my special someone
was a dominatrix masquerading as a man, was enough to put a spring in my step as
I went through the week in my high heels. I lived for Friday nights, when Donna
would squire me to dinner and a show before I took her to bed in my little
apartment. The weekends were reserved for indoor sports: sleeping till noon, cooking for two, and multiple orgasms.
I loved sex as a guy, but I loved it more as a woman. Just
getting ready for a date was an erotic experience: deciding what outfit and
lingerie to wear, soaking in a steaming hot bubble bath, smoothing moisturizing
crème over my tender body, styling my hair and putting on my makeup. On this
particular occasion, I was meeting Donna at the same restaurant where she had
rocked my world by showing up as a man, and just like then, she told me to
“wear something special.” It was Valentine’s Day, and I wondered how she had
ever gotten a reservation as I cut the tags off my new dress.
My little black dress! When I spied it during my lunch
hour, jammed into a FINAL CLEARANCE rack at Talbot’s, my heart jumped at the
prospect of wearing something so pretty. Now, after slipping on a black teddy
and a new pair of ultra-sheer black pantyhose, I was quivering in anticipation
as I stepped into my dress. The velvet skirt kissed the tops of my shimmering
knees, and the plunging neckline barely covered my bra straps. I could almost
hear my tortured penis whimpering in my panties when I nudged my silky feet
into a pair of black stilettos.
When I tottered over to the full length mirror to survey the
finished product, I was struck by how vulnerable I looked. With blonde hair curling
down my bare neck, a hint of cleavage, a satin bow tied around my waist, gossamer
legs and spiked heels, I would be easy prey without a man to protect me. How
would Donna stand up to a mugger? I wondered as I fastened a velvet choker
around my neck. Would she shoot him with her gun full of female hormones?
* * *
After I handed my faux fur to the coat check girl at
Lawry’s, I felt almost naked in my little black dress. Was it my imagination,
or were heads turning throughout the restaurant as the maitre d’ escorted me to
Donna’s table? There she was, looking smashing in a double-breasted navy blue
blazer and gray flannel slacks. With her neatly trimmed beard and mustache,
she looked like a sea captain as she got up from the table and kissed me on the
cheek. She must have been wearing lifts in her Italian loafers, because even
in my stilettos I had to stand tiptoe to kiss her back.
We were seated across from each other this time, with a
flickering candle between us. Once again, Donna ordered an expensive bottle of
champagne, and I waited until we were alone before asking what she got me for
Valentine’s Day.
“You mean you didn’t get anything for me?” she asked in mock
surprise.
“I’m the girl,” I countered.
“Hmmm, maybe being a guy isn’t so great after all.”
“You’ll get your goodies later on tonight, at my place.
Provided you treat me right. No flowers, no candy…you’re blowing it, Mister.”
Instead of responding, she pulled a beautifully wrapped gift
box from under the table and presented it to me with a flourish. “Will you be
my Valentine?” she asked.
“The boy is just full of surprises,” I said as I tore off
the ribbon and wrapping paper. The box was from a boutique on Oak Street.
Inside, under layers of tissue paper, was the skimpiest bathing suit I had ever
seen.
“And I thought I felt naked in this dress,” I said as I held
it up against myself. “At least I don’t have to worry about wearing it any
time soon.”
“That’s where you’re wrong,” Donna said. “Take another look
inside the box.”
I peered under more layers of tissue paper, and spotted an
envelope. “What’s this?” I asked. “A gift certificate to a tanning salon?”
“Give me a little credit,” Donna replied. I opened the
envelope, and my heart jumped to my throat. It was a ticket wallet from Royal
Caribbean Cruise Lines. Inside was an itinerary for a one week cruise from
Port Canaveral to Jamaica, Mexico and Grand Cayman. The departure date was in
early March. “We just have enough time to get you a new passport,” she said.
A cruise! Days on end lolling on deck chairs in the
tropical sun! Excursions to exotic ports of call! Formal dinners in the grand
salon in my little black dress! Night after night, fucking our brains out to
the rhythm of the waves! It all sounded like a fantastic dream, yet something Donna
said was nagging at my subconscious. “Oh, Don, it’s wonderful!” I cried. “I’d
love to go, but….”
“But what?”
“Do I really need a new passport?”
“Of course you do, Anne. You already have a driver license
in your new name, what’s the big deal?”
My driver license in the name of Anne Thrope had been issued
by court order as part of my punishment in the Metabolean class action
settlement. One of the few good things about the Consent Decree which had
doomed me to life as a woman for a year was a proviso that my old license would
be returned to me once my year was up. “If I apply for a new passport, will I
be able to get my old one back?”
I could see the hurt in Donna’s eyes as soon as the words
were out of my mouth. “Is that what you want?” she asked.
“I don’t know…we really haven’t talked about it,” I
stammered. We were so caught up with our new lives, neither one of us wanted
to face the reality of what would happen when my year as a woman was over. Once
I changed my gender to female in a sworn declaration to the federal government,
would I ever be able to go back to being a man? Is that what I really wanted?
“I thought you liked things this way,” Donna persisted,
taking the initiative like a man.
“I do, Don. But who knows how I’ll feel when I have a
chance to switch back?”
“I do, because that’s what I just did, remember?”
“And how would you feel about having to stay like that
forever?”
“Are you kidding? I’ll never go back to being a woman if I
don’t have to.”
“See what I mean? What if I feel the same way in
September?”
The waiter came to take our orders, and we both pretended to
be interested in his recitation of the night’s specials. Food was the last
thing on our minds, and after we made the default selection of prime rib
(King’s cut for Donna, Queen’s cut for me) we sat in silence, painfully aware
of the other happy couples sharing their love in the crowded restaurant. Donna
just stared at me, as if saying, “We have such a good thing going, baby.
Please don’t screw it up.”
Part of me wanted to scream, “Please take me on the cruise!
Take me anywhere you want to!” Just the thought of escaping from the Chicago
winter for a week was enough to make me want to say yes. A whole week without
getting up before dawn to wash and style my hair, put on my makeup, gussy
myself up in a dress, heels and stockings to freeze my ass off on the way to my
bus…what was I thinking? But another part of me was desperately afraid that I
was being sucked deeper and deeper towards the point of no return. After all,
Donna was a professional dominatrix. How could I be sure that this wasn’t just
another of her elaborate psychological games, designed to break my will and
doom me to a lifetime as a woman?
Our salads came, and we picked at them listlessly. Finally
Donna broke the frosty silence. “Do you remember what I promised you on
Christmas Eve?”
“You told me that you would go back to being a woman if I
went back to being a man.”
“Well, the offer still goes. What hurts more than anything
is that you won’t even consider doing the same for me.”
“I’m not sure that’s what I really want. Oh Don, I’m so
screwed up right now!” I felt tears dripping down my cheeks.
She reached over with her napkin and gently wiped my face.
“Your mascara is a mess,” she said with a half smile. “I’d go into the ladies
room with you, but I don’t want to start another Valentine’s Day Massacre in Chicago.”
I tried to laugh through my tears, and she got up and pulled back my chair. I
picked up my clutch purse and hurried towards the lounge.
There was a line, of course, and the girl standing in front
of me surveyed my face. “Bummer! Breaking up on Valentine’s Day?” she asked.
She was cute, short and blonde, the kind of girl I would have
lusted after when I was a guy. Now, as I followed her into the ladies room
after two women walked out together, I could only sigh at how much my life had
changed. Standing side by side in front of the full length mirror, I saw her
lift up her skirt to fuss with her panties and hose. In times gone by, I would
have wanted to grab her ass. Now I was rummaging through my purse for a tissue
to fix my makeup. Is this what the rest of my life was coming to?
“How about some sisterly advice,” the girl said.
“I think I can fix it okay.”
“I don’t mean your mascara, I mean your man. Let me take a
wild guess that you’re breaking up with him, only you’re not one hundred
percent sure you’re making the right move. Well, he brought you here for
Valentine’s Day, didn’t he? Do you know how many girls would kill for a guy
who would put on a coat and tie and take them to a place like this?”
“You don’t understand.”
“What, you have ‘issues’ with him? Let me tell you a little
story about a guy who was head over heels in love with me, and treated me like
a queen. After we started living together, one day I came home early from work
and found him parading around our apartment in my panties. So I dumped him,
right? Well, get this – today he’s married with two kids, living in a mansion
in Winnetka, and I’m here on Valentine’s Day with a Viagra poster boy who’s
cheating on his wife. Take it from me – if you find someone who makes you
happy, never let him go.” Then she was gone, before I could respond.
I felt terribly alone as I stood there, fixing my makeup and
brushing my hair. There I was, pretending to be a woman, while the only person
I had ever really loved sat waiting for me, pretending to be a man. What if we
were the only two people in the world, and we could switch back and forth
whenever we wanted to? If we really were soul mates, did it even matter?
Suddenly I knew what I had to do. I rushed back into the restaurant, looking
around for my new friend and her sugar daddy to thank her, but she was nowhere
to be seen. I thought nothing of it at the time.
I returned to our table to find Donna waiting patiently for
me. Our dinners had been served, and she waited until I sat down before
lifting her fork. “Such a well-mannered gentleman. I guess growing up as a
girl was good for you. They’re going to be so impressed at the Captain’s table.”
“Does that mean you’ll go on the cruise with me?”
“Of course, silly. As a very wise person once told me, ‘If
you find someone who makes you happy, never let him go.’ If becoming a woman is
what it takes to make you stay, then I’ll put up with all of the hassles, but
you’re gonna owe me big time, buddy.”
That night was incredible. After we got back to my
apartment, Donna slowly undressed me, kissing each new place as my skin was
unveiled. Soon all I had on were my teddy, panties and stockings, and she
paused to lovingly peel the nylons off my legs before she stripped me bare and
went to work with her tongue and fingers. Have you ever experienced simultaneous
male and female orgasms? Had your penis sucked while your ass was penetrated
until you were racked with spasms of unimaginable ecstasy? Donna did that to
me again and again, and when it was over, I would have been content to live out
my days as a woman if it meant all my nights would be like that.
* * *
I could hardly believe it when my alarm clock went off at six o’clock the next morning. Donna must have let herself out after I finally fell
asleep, and when I dragged my naked body into the bathroom to turn on the
shower, I was stunned by my reflection in the mirror. My hair was a tangled
mop, my face was streaked with makeup, and there was a vicious hickey halfway
up my neck. After I shampooed and conditioned my hair and soaped my tender
skin under a hot shower, I dried myself off and went through the now-familiar
motions of styling my hair and putting on my makeup. The hickey was still
visible despite my efforts to conceal it.
I rummaged through my closet for the knit dress with a
turtleneck collar that would hide my hickey. It was very short, but I had no
choice. After putting on my lingerie, nylons and dress, I glanced at the clock
and saw that I was running late. The stilettos that I’d kicked off on my way
into bed lay on the floor where I left them, and without thinking I put them
on, dumped the contents of my clutch into a matching purse, pulled on my coat
and raced for the door. Normally I stuffed my heels into a shoulder bag and
wore long socks and sneakers on the way to work, but there was no time for that
today. I fished my scarf and gloves out of my coat pockets on the way to the
elevator, and by the time I was out on the sidewalk, I had to sprint in my heels
to make the bus. It was barely above zero, and my legs were purple by the time
I got to the bus stop. Fortunately, my bus got there at the same time I did,
and I was able to grab the last seat as we lurched off.
Another day, another dress, I thought to myself. Life at
the office had settled into a surreal routine, in which my former colleagues
pretended not to notice that I was dressed as a woman, and my former underlings
did their best to accept me as one of their own.
I was just firing up my computer when Gladys poked her head
into my cubicle. “Big night last night?” she asked.
“I must look like shit.”
“Far from it! You have the glow of a woman in love.” I
felt myself blushing. “I just came in to tell you that Mr. Sharkman’s
Executive Assistant is off this week, and he wants you to take down the minutes
of his weekly staff meeting. It starts in five minutes.”
Just what I needed! All of my old direct reports would be
in that meeting, along with Dick Sharkman himself, the womanizing creep who had
hit on me at the office holiday party. I grabbed my steno pad and made a quick
stop at the ladies room to freshen my lipstick and straighten my hair before
walking into the lion’s den.
“Good morning, Anne,” Sharkman said with a thin smile when I
entered the crowded conference room and began looking for a seat at the long
table. “Why don’t you sit here,” he said, pointing to a chair against the
wall, next to table laden with coffee and muffins. Of course – that way they
could look up my dress! I sat down awkwardly, tugging my hem down towards my
knees while every man in the room stared at my legs. I crossed them carefully
and perched my steno pad on my silky thigh.
“Anne, could you freshen up my coffee, please?” a snotty
junior executive asked.
“Me, too,” another one said, and then another. I could feel
their eyes following me as I stood up and walked over to the coffee table in my
stilettos. It was impossible not to walk like a bimbo in those heels, and I
could only imagine what they must be thinking about their former boss as he
bent over in his short dress to fill their mugs. When I was finished, I
returned to my chair, and caught several of them smirking as I crossed my legs
and pulled my dress down. Mercifully, Sharkman turned down the lights to make
a power point presentation about a new product in development, and the rest of
the meeting passed without further mortification.
After the lights came back on and the meeting broke up, I
waited for my former colleagues to leave, looking down at my pad and pretending
to study my notes. When only Dick Sharkman remained, I got up and headed for
the door. “Oh, Anne,” he said, “I’m leaving for L.A. first thing tomorrow
morning. Could you please have the draft minutes ready for me before you go
home tonight?”
I looked down at my scrawls on the steno pad. It would take
me hours to decipher my own handwriting and type of something presentable, and
I knew Sharkman was just trying to get a rise out of me, but something inside
me refused to give him the satisfaction. “Yes, sir,” I said. I could feel his
eyes boring into my back as I minced out of the room.
Gladys intercepted me on my way back to my cubicle. “How
about some lunch?” she asked. “There’s a big sale at Marshall Fields if we hurry.”
“Sorry, I’m swamped. Mr. Sharkman just dumped the minutes
on me – he wants them before he leaves for La-la-land tomorrow.”
“I’ve been there. He’ll hang around tonight waiting for you
to finish them, and when everybody else has gone home and you’re still slaving
away, he’ll ask you out to dinner.”
I was gobsmacked. “You gotta be kidding. Unless you’re
telling me he’s gay.”
“Well, not exactly. But I did find out from one of the MIS
guys I’m dating that Mr. Sharkman has been visiting some very interesting web
sites.”
“Omigod. You mean like ‘Chicks With Dicks?’”
“Exactly. It seems he has a thing for girlie men.”
“Can’t he get fired for visiting sites like that on company
time?”
“Dear, sweet, innocent Anne…he’s an exec, remember? Those
rules are only for us peons.”
With a shake of my head, I bent over my keyboard and began the
tedious process of transcribing my pathetic “shorthand” into some semblance of
what went on during the staff meeting. Gladys brought me a bowl of soup and
some crackers when she got back from lunch, and I was surprised to see her coat
covered with snow. “It’s a blizzard outside,” she said. “Good thing you don’t
live in the burbs.” I thanked her and returned to my screen. After hearing
about the weather, I felt cozy in my little cubicle, and my thoughts drifted to
Donna as I kicked off my heels and tucked my legs up under my skirt. The
hassles of being a woman seemed a small price to pay for the ecstasy we shared
together, and in a few weeks, we’d be basking in the tropical sunshine. I
thought of calling her to whisper a few obscenities, but I had no privacy, so I
thought the better of it.
The hours flew by as the minutes took shape, and at a few
minutes before five, I printed them out and put on my stilettos to take them to
Sharkman. Most of the staff had already gone home after the office manager closed
the office early on account of the snowstorm, and I encountered no one on my
way to my old office. Sharkman was hunched over his computer screen, and he
didn’t see me when I approached his desk. When he heard me place the minutes
in his inbox, he sat up with a start, and I couldn’t help but see the image of
a girl with an enormous penis on the web site he’d been secretly browsing.
Sharkman tried to act nonchalant as he switched off his
computer, no doubt hoping that I hadn’t seen what I’d seen. “That was fast
work, Anne,” he said smoothly as he perused the minutes. “These are
excellent.” He waved at the expansive windows in the corner office. “It’s
pretty nasty out there. Can I give you a lift home?”
I weighed the misery of slogging through the snow to wait
for a bus in my short dress and high heels against the humiliation of being
dropped off at my crummy apartment in Dick Sharkman’s company car. What if he
hit on me when we got in the car? It would be his word against mine. “No,
thanks,” I replied. “I can’t compete with your virtual girlfriends.”
“What do you mean?” he asked nervously.
“I don’t think you could give me a hard-on if my life
depended on it. And Mr. Sharkman, I’d be careful about those web sites you’re
visiting on the network server.” I spun on my heel and got halfway back to my
cubicle before I felt him grab my arm.
“You’re not planning to tell anybody about this, are you?”
he said as he spun me around.
“What if I do? Are you going to get me fired? Gee, then I
won’t have to dress up as a woman any more. Go ahead, make my day.” I pulled
away from him and crossed my arms defiantly. In my heels, I was taller than he
was, and I felt a sudden power over a man that was strangely exhilarating.
“Aaron, please, let’s talk about this.”
“Aaron is history,” I spit out the words. “And so are you,
if you try to fuck with me again.” I returned to my cubicle, picked up my coat
and purse, and headed for the elevator. He didn’t try to follow me.
* * *
The sun beat down on my bare back while Donna smoothed
another nerdle of sunscreen onto my tender skin. “Getting a suite with a
private balcony has one downside,” she said. “With you going topless all the
time, I won’t get to see any tan lines.”
I rolled over and reached up to kiss her lightly on the
lips. The little skirt on my swimsuit ruffled in the warm breeze, and the
nipples on my emerging breasts were hard with desire. “If you do decide to go
back to being a woman, the tan lines from your beard will be a lot harder to
explain.”
“If I go back to being a woman, who’s going to able to
satisfy you?”
“Oh, I don’t know…Dick Sharkman seems kinda interested.”
“If he comes anywhere near you, he’ll get a taste of my
hormone gun.”
“Your hormone gun turns me on.” I started to nuzzle on her
ear. “Let’s do it right now,” I whispered.
“Again? You’re incorrigible!”
“Just making up for lost time.” I got up and waggled my ass
as I walked into our stateroom. She was two steps behind me, and by the time I
had my swimsuit off, she was on top of me, pressing me down into the soft
pillows on our king size bed. I spread my legs and waited for the joys to
come.
Donna was never particularly stacked, and the strapper
t-shirt she always wore to bed concealed her small breasts. With her boyish
hips and toned pecs, she had the look of a spunky teenager who’s just lost his
virginity and is eager for more. As always, she climbed on top. My breasts had
become wonderfully sensitive, and she delighted in teasing them with her teeth
while her hands caressed what remained of my manhood. Again and again, she
brought me to the brink and sent me over the edge. My hormones had reached a
happy equilibrium, and I was capable of prolonged erections which enabled me to
pleasure Donna endlessly after each shattering orgasm of my own.
By the time we were sated, it was almost time for dinner. Donna
showered first, and she was almost finished dressing by the time I got out of
the bathroom. “It’s formal night,” she reminded me as she fumbled with her
cufflinks. “I’m glad I don’t have to wear a tux every night. It’s almost as
much of a hassle as being a woman.”
“Poor baby,” I said. “I think we’ll move to the sunbelt.
It would sure beat living in Chicago this time of year. All I’m wearing
tonight are a bra, panties, and my little black dress.”
“I doubt if they’ll let you into the dining salon without your
shoes,” Donna said as she strapped on her cummerbund. “Is this thing backwards?”
“It doesn’t really matter,” I said, miffed that she had
ignored my hint of a permanent relationship. “No one’s going to notice you
anyway.” I sat down on the rumpled bed to strap on a pair of high heeled
sandals.
“I suppose you think they’ll all be staring at you.”
“Um hmm.” I turned my back to Donna so she could zip me up.
“Aren’t you jealous?”
“Are you kidding? Every guy on this ship is jealous of
me.” She nuzzled my neck after she fastened the clasp on my dress, and I could
feel myself become aroused again.
With supreme will power, I turned around and straightened
Donna’s bow tie. “Let’s get out of here while we still have our pants on,” I said
in my sultriest voice.
“Anne Thrope, whatever am I going to do with you?” she
sighed. How about marrying me, dummy, I said to myself. I took her hand and
she escorted me down the promenade deck towards the grand salon. The breeze felt
wonderful as it swirled my dress around my bare knees, and I squeezed her hand while
we stared into the moonlit night. At that moment, my life was perfect, and I knew
what I wanted to do with it. Before I could change my mind, I paused and
removed something from my purse. Donna gave me a quizzical look as I flung it
over the rail, and we both watched as it spun into the water and disappeared
beneath the waves. “What was that?” Donna asked.
“Aaron Thrope’s passport,” I said. “When I got my new one,
I hung onto it, just in case. I don’t think I’ll be needing it anymore. Do
you?”
I looked up at Donna, but instead of the smile I expected,
there was a dark look on her face that I had never seen before. “What’s
wrong?” I asked.
“Nothing. Let’s eat.” Startled, I followed her into the
enormous dining room, which was already crowded with suntanned couples in their
tuxes and fancy dresses. Our table seated six, and our companions for the
voyage were already there: a pair of empty nesters from New Jersey and two tipsy
women who were vacationing from their husbands. They greeted us with their
customary enthusiasm, seemingly quite taken with the attractive young couple
who were so much in love. But tonight, they must have noticed something
different between us, as Donna withdrew deeper and deeper into a mysterious
funk. Before our entrees were served, the orchestra began to play “What I Did
for Love.” Desperate to get away from the table so I could talk to her, I told
Donna that I wanted to dance.
“I don’t think so,” Donna said.
“Come on, Don,” the woman from New Jersey broke in. “Be a
sport.”
“Maybe he’d rather dance with one of us,” one of the
hausfraus volunteered. To avoid a scene, Donna reluctantly pulled back my
chair and led me out onto the dance floor. I waited until I was in her arms,
and she started listlessly leading me around in circles. “What’s the matter,
Don?”
“Nothing.”
“Come on. I know you too well.”
“You don’t know me at all, Anne.”
“Give me a break! I don’t even know myself anymore. I’m
dancing backwards in high heels, trying to figure out why the most important
person in my world is about to dump me. What’s going on?”
She bit her lip, and I thought she was going to start to
cry. “I can’t keep this up anymore.”
“Keep what up?”
Again, she withdrew into her shell. I pressed myself
against her and whispered, “Please, Don, just level with me. Whatever it is
can’t be that bad.”
She pressed her cheek against mine so she could speak
without looking into my eyes. “Okay, you asked for it. Maybe it’s for the
best. You were bound to find out sooner or later anyway. It’s just that the
past four months have been so amazing….
“When the Metabolean settlement went down, a lot of the
plaintiffs were incensed that you got off so lightly. Their expert witnesses
already knew that Metabolean was the perfect antidote for temporary
feminization, and instead of a one-year sentence, they wanted life. One of
their lawyers approached me with an offer: if I could fix you for good, they’d
pay me a million dollars under the table.”
My head was spinning. “Fix me for good?”
“Make it so you would never go back to being a man. The
hormones were phase one. Your friend Gladys was cut in, although she never
knew what was at stake. Exposing myself to Metabolean was a calculated risk,
but once I got a taste of being a guy, I was hooked. You gotta admit, the sex
was great. Then I came up with the idea of taking you on this cruise. I
selected an itinerary that would require you to get a new passport, and I even
anticipated that you would dig in your heels. When I saw you throw your old
passport overboard, I suddenly realized that this could never last. I’ve been
manipulating you every step of the way.”
I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. “Okay, so you shot
me with your stupid hormone gun and bribed Gladys to be nice to me. I still
think you’re giving yourself a little too much credit. I decided to get a new
passport after I had a heart to heart with a total stranger on Valentine’s Day.”
“Anne, that girl you met in the ladies room at Lawry’s was working
for me.”
I felt like I’d been punched in the stomach. “So all of
this has been an act?”
“No! That’s the worst part of it. I love you, dammit!”
She choked back a sob.
My budding female intuition told me that Donna’s love for me
was real, and that she was as afraid of losing me as I was afraid of losing
her. Whatever she had done, I was going to stand by my man. “You really don’t
know me very well, do you?”
“No, and now I never will,” she sniffed. “That’s the worst
part. I’m going to spend the rest of my life knowing I blew it.”
“No, you’re not.”
She stifled another sob. “What do you mean?”
I reached into her breast pocket and removed her decorative silk
handkerchief. Gently, I dabbed the tears off her beautiful face before I
inserted it back in her pocket and rested my chin on her shoulder. “I was a
total shit before you came into my life. A ‘misanthrope’ was what the mediator
called me. Well, somehow you turned me into a different person, and in the
process you stopped being a manipulating dominatrix and picked up a
conscience. That’s why you had to confess what you did to me.”
“But how could you ever forgive me? I’ve been a complete
shit.”
“It takes one to love one.”
She lifted my chin and kissed me softly on the lips. “I
guess we were made for each other,” she said. I felt an erection poking
against my dress, and Donna felt it too as I pressed myself against her. “That’s
not very ladylike.”
“All I have on under this dress is a pair of panties. I
can’t go back to the table looking like this!”
She took me in her arms and swept me off my feet. “Could
you ever marry a millionaire?” she asked as she carried me back towards our
stateroom.
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since 02/08/05