Mending a broken heart is like climbing a mountain, two steps up, three down.
“Where were they when they first met? Was it rainy or sunny, cold or warm?” She didn’t need to ask. Madison remembered everything about that day like a song that sticks in your head playing over and over again.
It’s just that today was their anniversary; the day they met at Joyce’s pool party. He was married; she was single. The day was hot, the night was romantic, and she fell in love.
“I need to get ahold of myself,” was what Madison was trying to do, unsuccessfully.
She asked herself, “What was the attraction?” Dwayne wasn’t the most handsome man, although attractive but not a hunk. He wasn’t tall or short, skinny or fat. Maybe it was a twinkle in his eyes or even the way he grinned. Above all, she felt something stir from his impeccable manners and soothing British accent.
Dwayne offered her a drink. She asked for a rum and tonic. He drank a martini. They exchanged stories about people they knew at the party and how they met Joyce. They agreed the house was a showplace. He took her hand to show Madison a Picasso in the great room. He said how lovely she looked. His kiss ignited a fire inside her.
He felt her warmth and desire and took her to the master bathroom. She sat on the toilet seat and spread her legs. Her bikini was convenient. His swim trunks slid easily past his knees. Madison gasped when he penetrated her. She let out a sigh, then a moan. It lasted only a short time.
When they finished, she was in tears. Dwayne asked what was wrong. Madison said they were tears of joy. He left her to wipe away her tears and clean up the heavy load oozing from between her legs.
After their brief encounter, she lost sight of Dwayne. Madison asked Joyce if she knew where he went. She didn’t know. Then Joyce asked if Madison knew he was married. She didn’t but asked her friend to point out his wife.
“She’s back in England with their baby daughter,” Joyce answered.
That night wasn’t Madison’s first quickie but was the first time she had fallen in love with her lover.
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After Dwayne’s quick disappearance at Joyce’s pool party, Madison was certain it was the last of their short romance. It wasn’t.
Two days later she received a text message. Hi, it’s me, Dwayne. Do you like the theater? I work at the Wilder Theater on Playwright Street and will leave you a ticket at the box office for Thursday night’s performance at 7:30. We’ll go for a drink after. Let me know. D.E.
A sudden tingle of excitement shot through her body at the thought of seeing him again. That was followed by a numbing realization that he was a married man. It only took Madison a few seconds to rationalize that it was only a play and an after-performance drink. There is no harm in that, she reasoned, and she would be on her best behavior.
The theater marquee read, “The Master and His Dog, starring D. Evans.” Madison hadn’t heard of the play or D. Evans. Her seats were in the third-row center. The location was perfect, and the play was entertaining.
The play was about Pal, a guide dog that was stolen at the mall. Detective Eddie Burkhart was on the case. The play had a happy ending but that didn’t stop Madison from wiping away a flood of tears.
Her surprise was that the lead in the play, other than the dog, was none other than Dwayne Evans, the same Dwayne who had made love to her the other night and had invited her to the theater. She never imagined Dwayne was an actor!
The first thing she asked when they met in the lobby was, “how did you get my number?”
“Are you sorry?” he asked.
“No, I’m just curious.”
“Our friend, Joyce.”
“Of course, I should have known.”
The Showcase Pub was a block from the theater. The entire cast had already arrived by the time Madison and Dwayne joined them. They had been delayed by the unavoidable requests for autographs, not from the dog but from Detective Eddie, although Pal got his share of attention.
At the Pub, Dwayne introduced her to his fellow actors saying she was his speech pathologist helping him speak American. Hardly anyone believed that. The room was noisy and reeked of the pungent odor of pot which was the smoke of choice. Madison spent the time listening to the cast sharing rumors while sipping rum and tonic. Dwayne worked the room telling the supporting actors how wonderfully they performed. It wasn’t until after midnight that Madison and Dwayne left for home. She was a little lightheaded, not sure if it was from the smoke or drinks.
During the half-hour drive, Dwayne explained that ‘The Master and His Dog’ was first in the Detective Eddie five-part series playing each month. “All five have an animal theme where Eddie solves the case,” he said.
“Maybe you would like to be Pal for me tonight?” he told her with a knowing grin.
Confused, Madison said, “Huh? I’m not an actor.”
“You won’t need to act. In fact, I’d rather you didn’t and be yourself. I’ll show you at my place.”
That was Madison’s first clue that she wasn’t going to be on her best behavior. The second was when he took her to the bedroom helping her out of her clothes.
Their kisses lasted for the obligatory amount of time before they anxiously jumped into bed. Madison romanced his firm cock, sucking until it was steely hard. He responded by nuzzling her pussy until she was as wet as a cypress swamp.
“It’s time, luv,” he whispered. “It’s time for you to be Pal.” He turned her over into the doggy position and pushed his pulsing erection deep into her slippery cunt.
Having sex has no predetermined time. He hadn’t cum quickly when he exploded inside her, but when it was over, it wasn’t long enough; it’s just that she wanted more, and more, and more. That is how Madison felt when Dwayne had finished. She stayed awake long after Dwayne had fallen asleep wishing the night would never end.
At breakfast the next morning, they agreed that having a theme like doing doggy was a great idea. In the future, if there was a future, they would continue the play theme in bed.
Dwayne explained, “next month Detective Eddie will track down an escaped kangaroo from the local zoo. Or was it stolen like Pal? That one will be a challenge for us,” Dwayne quipped.
“For Detective Eddie and the cast or for you and me?” Madison asked.
“For you and me.”
But before the next performance, they practiced doggy sex with mandatory variations until a month later when she sat on the balcony watching the kangaroo play. The audience laughed while little kids in costumes, bending over like kangaroos, hopped on two legs around the stage.
The performance went well although the audience was sparse probably due to the bad weather. The after-party was subdued, so there was no reason to stay. They used the weather as their excuse for leaving early. The real reason was that they both were as horny as a pair of rabbits.
It was kangaroo night that Madison had been looking forward to because she was curious about what Dwayne had in mind. It was quite simple and required little practice.