- Loving Wives
- This Morning
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Click hereAs I sat in the recliner, suddenly tired from the morning, I looked out the window, and watched the clouds, watched the cars go by in the hustle and bustle of that sunny spring morning. I closed my eyes, and sighed, suddenly feeling a sharp pain. Then, it seemed to me as if the world shifted, like a weight lifted from my shoulders, and from my heart as I heard your voice call to me from the bedroom. Smiling, and with a leap of joy in my soul, I arose from the chair to make love to you, to see the gleam in your eyes and the grin on your face. No more gray hair, no more wrinkles, no more pain, no more missing you. To make love to you in our home forever.
- COMMENTS
Spencerfictionover 5 years agoLoved it all the more because to find this in LW was so unexpected.
Anonymousabout 10 years agoso good to find a heart felt loving story here without any of the usual unpleasantness, deceit or btb crap
Anonymousalmost 15 years agoMy wife and I, thru a series of circumstances, have been apart more than together for 3 years. We have realized that nothing else is as importan as us.
You captured that feeling, thank you.
shaman43over 15 years agoAs a guy of 65 who has seen the world even the real jungles of the Amazon, made love to many women and married to a lusty beautiful woman I appreciate this story. The wife and I focus on each day being transcendent and each fuck being both a fuck and lovemaking. She is 18 years younger and stunning in looks. More so with her loving personality. our time together will be shortened so we intensify our lives together. This story has the sentiments of our life. Thank you for the wonderful prose.
adetaildivaover 16 years agoAs I dry my tears, I'd like to tell you how much this touched me. No, I don't have first-hand knowledge of the kind of love & devotion that transcends mortality. But I like knowing that, for some, it may exist. Thanks for sharing such a memorable piece. I hope you continue writing, if not here, then elsewhere.
