Most Loving Man on Earth

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Trying to figure out what characteristics a woman should have, both physical and mental, to select for a wife became of interest to me, when I started my first year at Harvard Law school.

Completing High school, with honors, in three years, left no time for dating. My pre-law courses keep me busy, since I completed my undergraduate degree in three years.

At first, I thought that large breasts, and a beautiful face, were signs of an interesting woman. I soon came to the conclusion that many of these self same woman’s heads were filled with little more then air.

By my last year of Law school, I had dated and bedded twelve woman that can only be described as movie star quality. Something just was not there, however.

At a luncheon for Profession Grant, of MIT, I saw in a corner speaking to a young lady, a professor of mathematics, that I admired, Winston Leary. “Professor Leary, how are you?”

“Well, Philip Hampton, how are you? I want you to meet Gail Graham, who just took a position with MIT as a mathematics instructor. Gail, you should know that Philip is ranked third in his class, at the present time.”

“Well, he sure gave us each the others pedigree in short order,” I thought as I offered my hand to Gail. “Gail, are you new to this area?” I inquired.

“Received my Masters from Georgia,” she said as she took a longer look at me. Professor Leary excused himself, and went over to speak with Professor Grant, an old friend of his.

Gail and I chatted for the next hour. She agreed to drop her car off at her apartment, and join me for a seafood dinner on the waterfront, in downtown Boston.

As I drove alone to her place, I scratched my head. I was attracted to this woman. Really, really attracted, but for the life of me, I was not sure why. The best that I could tell, her breasts were the size of eggs. Her figure was slim, trim, and she walked like a woman jock. When she jumped into the front seat, it dawned on me that she was the most intelligent woman that I had ever spoken with.

During our meal, her hobbies and interests unfolded to me. Avid skier, hiker, swimmer, runner, roller blade, constant student of anything you cared to bring up. Had hiked, and rode the trains across Europe. The more we chatted, the more that I was fascinated by the breadth of her knowledge, not that she was trying to impress me. It was all casual, like, “Doesn’t everybody?”

Love at first sight. Ya, I guess you could say that. I finished Law school on May 21. We were married on June 17. After a two week honeymoon, I went to work for the law firm of Bailey, DeSota, and Feld. My days quickly became very long, working from seven AM until ten thirty PM, six or seven days a week. It is what a new attorney has to do, if he wants to establish a client base. In law, everything has a deadline. That includes your work, as well as the work assigned to you by the partners.

Twice Gail came to me, and quietly told me that our marriage needed more together time. In my head, I would say to myself, “It takes four years of this, before I can slow down.” I said to Gail, “Later Honey, when things settle down.”

Then the terrible day came. Gail sat me down. She kissed me on the forehead and said, “I love you, but this is not working. I want a family, but I would need you, and you aren’t there.” She handed me divorce papers.

Shortly after the divorce was final, she married, John Wilson. I did not hear from her for a year. My office phone rang. My secretary intoned, “Mr. Hampton, there is a call for you on line four. It is a Gail Wilson.” I stopped for a moment, before pushing the button.

“Hello, Gail, how are you. I think of you often.”

“Phil, do you have time to meet me at “Cheers” bar for lunch? I need a big favor.”

“I will make time. Gail, for you, I will do anything.”

After we had gotten settled in our booth, I told her, “Gail, without belaboring the fact, I want you to know that I still love you.”

She smiled, and it was apparent that my statement had taken her back for a moment. “Phil the favor I am asking of you is unprecedented. I will understand if you refuse, and leave. What has happened is that I have not become pregnant. I had John’s sperm count checked. He has so few that each one should have its own RFD address. I want you to have sex with me, so that I can bear a child.”

One of the things that you learn when a trial attorney is that there are times that you have to keep an uncommitted face, while your mind races, to understand and deal with new information. This was such a time.

Gail studied my face. We sat for a minute. I thought to myself, “I’m a fool to care, but I do. I have never dodged a problem in my life. In fact, I thrive on challenges.” “Gail, I will do that for you.”

She released a long breath. Reaching across the table she grabbed my hands, and raising one to her lips, kissed it. “I expect that next weekend, I will be ovulating. Can we go to your cabin for two days.”

“Yes. Does your husband know?”

“God no... It is quite a switch for you to be available for two days.”

“My work days are much shorter now that I have concentrated on Labor Relation Law.”

Saturday morning, Gail met me at the MIT parking lot. We drove to my cabin. I lit the fire, and put some coffee on. Gail made some toast, with eggs and bacon. It was like old times. We both relaxed, but neither headed to the bed room.

At ten, she stood up, and took my hand. Without saying a word, we undressed. She, now naked, got on the bed, and lay on her back. She had been on that bed a hundred times before, but this was different.

“You have larger breasts, and more of a figure then you had.”

“Not enough exercise. I have put on ten pounds.”

“On you, it looks good.” As I climbed on the bed, I started to cry. “God, I miss you.”

She brought my head to her chest. I looked at her face. There were tears in her eyes too. We lay that way for ten minutes. She took my cock in her hand, so I knew it was time to get on with business. It was soon hard, and I rolled between her legs. She guided my cock to her pussy. I wondered how many times John had put his cock in this pussy during the last year.

Her pussy always seemed to be a small triangle. It still felt that way, gripping my cock as I slid slowly into her warm insides. Her hands held the back of my head, as she kissed my cheek below my ear as the rocking motion of a sexing couple picked up speed.

As she begin to cum, she grabbed her legs, holding them far apart, as she moaned out the words, “Give me a Baby!” Followed by a long soft,” Oooooooooooooooooooo.”

My cock begin to swell, as her pussy did the same. The end of my cock felt so good. My breathing grew deeper, as I felt my stomach tighten, and then with several hard thrusts, my cum erupted in to Gail, hopefully to give her the child she so desperately wanted, and needed.

She lay on her back holding her knees up to keep my sperm deep in her. I covered her with a blanket, as we talked. Kidding, I said, “I want to munch on your new style titties.”

She had that strange look in her eye, trying to figure out just what was going on in my mind, as I latched onto her breast, and sucked it for a few minutes. In ten minutes, I was hard again. This time, the fucking happened like there had been no interruption in our marriage. Hard, sexual, lust, with each wanting to savor the passion, for what it was worth.

At three PM the next day we left. I dropped her off, and had tears in my eyes as I drove away. I still loved her. She knew it. I knew it. Two months later, she called me. “Phil, it worked. Thank you.” Then the line went dead.

A year later, Gail phoned again. “Hi Phil, its me, Gail.” For a moment, I had a hard time breathing. “Yes.”

“Phil, can you and I go to your cabin this Wednesday?”

“Yes... Yes, Gail I still love you. I’ll be in the parking lot at seven thirty.”

“I’ll be there.” The line went dead.

I sat back in my chair. “This is crazy,” I thought. “It’s crazy, but you have not found any woman that means anything to you, but that one. It was your fault that she cut your string. Now, you don’t have much of her life, but you have some.” From then on, I had no reservation.

Wednesday, we were both dropping clothes from the door until we got on the bed. With extreme passion I thrust my cock into her pussy, which was larger, now that she had given birth. But it was fine. Her body was trim, and she was in shape. She was letting me know just how grateful she was to have experienced the miracle of birth. She had a little boy of her own, now. We were in each others arms for the next three hours.

Sixty days later, she called me at my home. “Phil, I want to thank you again. Looks like I will have another child.”

“Don’t forget that I love you Gail.”

What she said next brought tears to my eyes, and a deep sadness to my heart. “Phil, I made a terrible, self centered, mistake, when I divorced you. I want to tell you that you are the only man that I have loved as deeply as I love you. But, I am married to John, and I don’t want to abandon a second man, who loves me. Thank you Phil, for being you. Bye, for now.”

I slumped into a chair, sobbing. I might have been a most formidable lawyer, but I was a man without his love.

I saw Gail at a conference at MIT five months later. She was very pregnant. She did not see me, but I could tell that she was drawn, and very tired looking. Beat really. I asked Professor Leary if he knew what was going on.

“Phil, you did not know? Her husband had a rare cancer. He died two months ago.”

The next morning, I drove to Gail’s home in Wellesley. She answered the door in jeans, wearing a large maternity blouse, with her tummy sticking out. There was a red bandanna on her head, and she had a big rag in her hand that she was using to clean the floors. Her eyes had a gaunt look.

“Gail, I just heard. Why did you not call me?”

”I knew that you would want to help. I don’t deserve your help.” She had a defeated look. Tears begin to run down her face. Her arms just hung at her sides.

Taking her in my arms, I whispered; “There was a reason that you stayed in my life. God has answered my prayers. I can never loose you again, and I must be a father to my children. Marry me, so I can be there when you need me.”

Her eyes searched my face, looking at me intently. “You mean that, don’t you?” Answering her own question, “Yes, you do, I am getting a second chance with the most loving man on earth.”

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stewartbstewartbalmost 2 years ago

Some say his answer should have been "NO" and some agree with "YES". Either answer is right. Remember we are all human and logic is not our strongest point! Interesting story.

Diecast1Diecast1about 2 years ago

I like the story. AA++

computermadcomputermadabout 8 years ago
Short but Sweet

In answer to anonymous, love makes fools of us all! hahaha

AnonymousAnonymousover 8 years ago
what?

I thought these people were described as intelligent?

GoesGruntGoesGruntover 9 years ago
Romantic in a Pitiful Way

Sure it has a happy ending, but I'm pretty sure neither character deserves it.

Honestly it would have been a better story if he'd moved on, found another smart woman he could love and left her to her fate. Maybe I'd have had more sympathy for her if she'd objected to his career choice early in their relationship...

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