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quarta-feira, 28 de agosto de 2019

9 vezes Orgulho e Preconceito - capítulo 1

Olá!
Como prometido, vou postar os primeiros capítulos do livro novo
9 vezes Orgulho e Preconceito

A Bienal está chegando, começa daqui a poucos dias, e com ela o lançamento oficial deste livro tão bacaninha e sonhador, despretensioso como Betina e seus sonhos amalucados que sabe-se-lá-porquê a levam ao reino de Jane Austen toda hora.

Tudo começa com uma visita muito especial...

9 vezes Orgulho e Preconceito
romance inspirado em Orgulho e Preconceito com Abadia de Northanger + Persuasão
fantasia romântica
contemporâneo + histórico Edwardiano e Regencial
algumas cenas hot (que não serão postadas, pois são de capítulos mais pra frente)
linguagem adulta

Capítulo 1
Um coração cheio de ideias

Betina sorriu, concordou com a cabeça, escaneou o QR do app do celular do cliente, bateu códigos na tela do computador adicionando doses extras e gratuitas de café expresso e perguntou o nome para escrever no copo descartável. 

‘Mark com K.’ A garota disse. 
por favor!!

Betina franziu a testa. 

‘Sinto muita falta do meu namorado. Dessa forma, quando vocês chamarem, vai parecer que ele está por perto...’

‘Ok.’ Betina deu de ombros e escreveu Kark com a caneta especial. Os clientes da cafeteria adoravam quando eles erravam seus nomes, faziam piada por dias. 

‘Vai, pode ir. Está na sua hora do descanso.’ Outra funcionária chegou por trás do balcão. ‘Dou conta da fila.’

‘Tem certeza? Podemos fazer dupla.’ Betina esticou o sorriso – não exatamente para a garota com rosto marcado de acne, mas para o avental que ela havia costurado pessoalmente, incluindo a logo bordada. Era uma beleza.

‘Claro.’ A garota gesticulou. ‘Próximo!’ Gritou para a fila de pessoas ansiosas por uma necessária dose de cafeína.

Uma vez nas mesas do fundo do salão curtindo sua caneca de café com leite, Betina checou as mensagens no seu celular. Mãe, irmã, escolheu o rosto sorridente da amiga que se hospedaria com ela por alguns dias e levou o telefone ao ouvido. ‘Hey, B! Cheguei bem, esqueci como a cidade é caótica! Juro! Olha, ainda tem alguns documentos faltando para entregar na Receita Federal. Será que posso usar o escritório do seu trabalho para preencher os formulários e trazer de volta antes de-’

‘Oh, oi!’ Betina olhou para cima abaixando o celular. ‘Estava te ouvindo agora!’

‘Querida amiga B!’ Lottie ofereceu um abração que as amigas não dividiam há meses, talvez anos. ‘Por que esperamos tanto para nos ver?’ Balbuciou apertando os braços em volta de Betina.

‘Você não gosta sair de Merrytown...’ 

‘E você detesta voltar.’ Lottie pousou a bolsa de viagem no chão. ‘Deveríamos nos encontrar mais vezes.’

‘Está igualzinha, Lottie.’ 

‘Obrigada, acho?...’

‘Sabe que foi um elogio.’ Betina apontou a cadeira ao seu lado. ‘Me conta tudo de casa.’

‘Oh, bem, sua mãe deve te contar as fofocas – com certeza ela sabe mais do que eu!’ Elas dividiram um risinho debochado. ‘No fundo as pessoas estão na mesma, fazendo isso e aquilo, a gente gosta da vidinha de interior.’

‘Café?’ Era a única coisa que Betina poderia dizer, na sua lógica ninguém poderia achar felicidade vivendo vidinha de cidadezinha. Ela acenou para o auxiliar de garçom, apontou para sua caneca, levantou dois dedos e piscou um olho.

Na verdade, ela vivia uma vidinha composta de pequenos prazeres. Tinha se formado há pouco na faculdade de Marketing, mas trabalhava como gerente de cafeteria multinacional e ocasionalmente era caixa de bomboniere do Teatro Metropolitan.

Toda semana ela tinha uma nova e fabulosa ideia para um negócio rentável que lhe faria realizada e estável financeiramente. Ultimamente se dedicava a utensílios de cozinha, coisitas para ajudar pessoas normais a ficarem atraentes enquanto cozinhavam. Aventais, toucas, luvas, descansos de panelas. Mas antes ela poderia ter apostado sua vida no sucesso da bela linha de sapatos, estampas modernosas para camisetas, um esquema infalível para ganhar reality shows, coaching para apresentadores de TV... Betina era uma garota cheia de ideias que infelizmente não eram postas à prova. Sempre sonhadora, jamais guerreira.

‘Já pode ir?’ Lottie agradeceu ao garçom que as trouxe canecas de café especiais para funcionários.

‘Para casa? Quase. E quanto aos tais documentos?’

 ‘Tantos formulários, tantos papéis! Uma burocracia do século passado, deveria ser tudo digitalizado, né?’ Lottie sacudiu a cabeça. ‘Eu jurava que tinha cuidado de tudo...’ Soprou a fumacinha do café quente antes de provar com cuidado.

‘Talvez eu possa ajudar, me mostra.’ Betina franziu a testa. ‘Se alguém me perguntasse, eu nunca ia dizer que o Imposto de Renda ia se interessar por você.’ 

Ela bem que tentou, mas precisou levantar quando sua pausa acabou. Uma das baristas havia faltado naquele dia, Betina precisava atender no caixa para ajudar a equipe e mesmo ocupada, não conseguia lidar com a sensação engraçada trazida pela presença da amiga de infância em seus domínios de adulta.

Lottie parecia não ter envelhecido nada; alta, magra, alegre, sorriso de grandes dentes, cabelo curto, solteira. Sua aura de alegria espontânea fez Betina sentir-se um tanto constrangida pelos quilinhos que nunca fazia força para perder, os planos que nunca fazia força para pôr em prática, o corte de cabelo ousado que nunca pedia no salão bacana onde ia duas vezes por ano, o namorado perfeito que nunca achou.

E continuou trabalhando mecanicamente com um sorriso de plástico no rosto para todos os clientes, inclusive o que vinha sempre: ‘Caffe latte, grande, orgânico, Williams. Boa tarde. 17,75!’
Alguém passou atrás do homem alto.

‘Tchau, Betina, preciso correr para devolver esses formulários antes que a repartição feche por hoje.’

‘Deixa a bolsa, eu levo para casa, Lottie.’ Ela respondeu.
‘Oh, obrigada.’ A amiga passou a bolsa de viagem pesada sobre o balcão alto. ‘Desculpe, moço.’ Pediu ao encostar no cliente.
‘Sem problema.’ Ele balançou a cabeça e educadamente ajudou as duas a manejar a bolsa.

‘Ok.’ Betina voltou ao computador. ‘Seu pedido de sempre... Mesmo valor... 17,75.’

‘Obrigado.’ Ele prendeu um meio sorriso.

‘De nada. Tenha uma boa tarde!’


Mais tarde naquela noite, quando as amigas conversavam no apertado apartamento de Betina, Lottie estava satisfeita por ter conseguido resolver seus problemas.

‘Eu queria voltar para casa amanhã cedo, depois do almoço no máximo.’ Ela suspirou. ‘Tenho que dormir na minha cama.’
‘Seu namorado vai sentir sua falta?’ Betina debochou bebericando sua cervejinha.

‘Tipo assim.’

‘Uau, segredos.’

‘Nada!’ Lottie sacudiu a mão. ‘Eu tenho um relacionamento estável com minha cama. Detestei essa entrevista ter sido marcada sem me dar chance de escolher a data. Início de mês é meu tempo de ficar quietinha em casa, me concentrar, relaxar.’

‘Cólica.’ Betina se contorceu. ‘Bem sei…’

Lottie não respondeu, apenas sorriu como uma gata depois de uma grande lata de patê. ‘Esse lugar é meio exagerado, né?’ Ela mudou de assunto. ‘Você tem bastante mobília e ainda assim, parece que espalha tralha por todo canto!’

mil tesouros guardados
Betina olhou em volta. ‘Não é bagunçado.’ Disse sem ter a intenção, mas soou magoada.

‘Está próximo de um brechó, não é uma balbúrdia, concordo. Eu posso te denunciar para um programa de acumuladores!’
‘Ah, para!’ Betina fechou o rosto, calculou que a alfinetada era só implicância. Depois pensou melhor. ‘Acha mesmo?’

‘Mhum...’ A amiga concordou bebendo sua cerveja long neck. ‘Como consegue enfiar tudo isso nesse lugar tão pequeno?’

‘É só...’ Os olhos de Betina vagaram por seu quarto-e-sala prestando pouca atenção aos detalhes. Na sua cabeça ela viu cada projeto abandonado guardado meticulosamente. ‘Eu tenho ideias que de princípio parecem fáceis de fazer dar certo... Como os aventais que estamos usando na cafeteria, notou?’ A amiga balançou a cabeça, sorrindo desta vez. ‘Eu quem fiz, luvas também. Me deixa te mostrar.’

Pelos minutos seguintes ela explicou um detalhado plano de negócios para uma microempresa que, parecia muito plausível para Lottie.

‘Não sabia que você gostava de cozinhar.’

‘Nem gosto!’

‘E como chegou nisso?’

‘Bem, sabe, observando, matutando, tenho tempo livre.’

‘Então, é isso que você guarda nas outras caixas?’

‘Basicamente o que tenho nos armários também.’

‘Mesmo assim mantém sua vida no modo de espera?’

‘Quem é você? Minha mãe?’

Lottie riu. ‘Só falei, Betina. Você se dedica a essas coisas, mas quando chega na hora de fazer acontecer, você foge.’

‘Dito pela garota que ainda vive na casa que os pais deixaram, não mudou nem um sofá!’

‘Eu comprei um sofá novo, sim; você saberia se me visitasse.’

‘Ainda assim está chamando o sujo de mal lavado.’

As duas amigas ficaram de bico, Lottie considerou se foi uma situação como aquela que sua avozinha a havia orientado: não uma emergência, muito longe de vida ou morte, só o suficiente para cutucar um coração a ponto de voltar a bater no ritmo. ‘Como um desfibrilador?’ Ela havia perguntado em tom de brincadeira. ‘Suncê vai vê, espertinha.’ Sua avó idosa sorriu como a velha bruxa que ela era. ‘Na verdade, suncê vai sentir.’

Lottie encarou seus pés por um tempo procurando organizar os pensamentos, depois inspirou fazendo barulho. ‘Olha, Betina, não queria te-’

‘Nem eu. Desculpe.’

‘Desculpa também.’

Betina se inclinou para frente e elas tocaram os gargalos das cervejas em um brinde de paz.

‘Lembra da minha avozinha?’ Lottie sorriu com amor.

‘Claro!’ O sorriso de Betina explodiu em seu rosto. ‘Nunca vou me esquecer daquele truque de colocar um pedacinho de papel em um copo de vidro cheio de café, acender uma vela ao lado, cantar umas rezas e de repente a gente via a divisão das águas!’ Ela levantou a voz ameaçadoramente. ‘Escuro em baixo, claro como cristal em cima! Eu ficava tão maravilhada pela bruxaria dela!’ Terminou rindo.

‘Não era um truque.’

‘Perdão?’

‘Ela realmente conhecia alguma bruxaria.’

‘Qual é?...’

‘Eu sei que você não vai acreditar em mim, mas eu estive um dia nessa posição que está agora. A diferença é que ela tinha olhos de lince em mim e resgatou meu coração confuso antes que eu construísse esse império de inutilidades.’ Lottie gesticulou em volta. ‘Talvez eu não possa te ajudar, você pode precisar dela, mas bem, sou o melhor que você tem.’ 

‘Falando em enigmas, queridona.’ Betina revirou os olhos e levantou para pegar novas cervejas na geladeira. ‘Tem SAP?’

‘Claro.’

Quando ela voltou da pequenina cozinha, sua amiga tinha tirado um saquinho de erva da bolsa. ‘Beck? Não é permitido aqui no prédio. Se os vizinhos sentirem o cheiro, vai ser reclamação sem fim!...’

‘Não é maconha. É chá.’

‘Ah, tá. Chá de fumar!...’

‘Estou falando sério.’ Lottie insistiu e puxou Betina pela mão para sentar ao seu lado. ‘É coisa séria, presta atenção.’

‘Ooh, tapa idôneo na pantera.’

‘Cala a boca, Betina! Não é maconha, é belladama.’

‘Hein?’

‘Belladama antiga e selvagem, muito forte, híbrida, não se acha em lojas especializadas. É ouro em folhas.’

‘E para que serve esse tesouro todo?’

‘Felicidade.’

‘Fala sério!’ Betina ia levantar, mas a amiga a segurou.

‘Não vai curar sua vida, só vai te dar uma vista privilegiada de... Um... Camarote para o jogo de final de campeonato; um lugar privilegiado para analisar as coisas.’

Betina uniu as sobrancelhas começando a pensar que a amiga tinha enlouquecido. Solteira, chegando nos trinta, morando sozinha na casa vazia desde que os pais faleceram...

‘Você vai escolher uma caneca antiga, nem grande demais, nem chique demais, só uma que você goste. Encha de água fervente e coloque as folhas por cima. Cubra com um pires, deixe descansar por alguns minutos enquanto toma um banho, coma algo leve, talvez uma sopa. Nesse saquinho tem o suficiente para duas canecas, mas você não vai tomar duas canecas de uma vez, estou de dando duas viagens.’

Para seu lugar de lunáticos, Lottie Loka? Betina pensou.

linda e inspiradora
‘Quando a temperatura estiver boa para você, não tem certo ou errado, você coa para outra caneca e retorna o chá cor de morango dourado para sua caneca favorita. Te falei que não pode ser nova? Tem que ser alguma que você já tem, Betina, isso é muito importante. Daí você vai para cama.’

Houve silêncio. Betina não sabia como responder ao sorriso da amiga.

Lottie estava cheia de uma mistura de pena e animação em dividir seu segredo; era um grande passo para ela.

‘Vou dormir feliz hoje, então!’ Betina disse finalmente.

Lottie sacudiu a cabeça. ‘Espera até eu chegar em casa, tome o chá amanhã à noite, é sexta. Pode tirar o final de semana de folga?’
‘Acho que sim, mas gosto de trabalhar no Met.’

‘Esse final de semana não, você vai dormir direto.’

‘Por dois dias?’ As sobrancelhas de Betina subiram às raízes dos cabelos. Nem ferrando vou tomar aquele veneno!

‘Mais ou menos.’

‘Como sabe que vou estar bem se vai estar longe, lá na sua casa?’
‘Vou saber.’ Lottie mostrava certeza absoluta, mas Betina ainda desconfiava. ‘Há quanto tempo nos conhecemos?’

‘Desde o jardim de infância.’

‘E vai deixar de botar fé em mim agora?’

‘Como não? Me conta que sua avó era bruxa, começa a falar em enigmas, me dá um elixir mágico da felicidade...’

‘Não é mágico, não mistura as estações. Quando você acordar vai ser a mesma pessoa, mas a belladama híbrida vai ter te ajudado a ver o melhor lado das coisas. É como um respiro, aflora a força que você não sabe que tem.’

‘Você usa?’

‘Sim.’

‘Sempre?’

‘A cada dois meses. Talvez uma vez ao mês se eu não estiver me sentindo bem.’

‘É por isso que não mudou nada desde que ficou sozinha quando seus pais faleceram?’

Lottie fechou os olhos, sorriu afetuosamente, franziu o nariz. ‘Eu mudei à beça.’ Ela sorriu. ‘Você vai entender.’ Demorou ainda alguns momentos até que ela abrisse os olhos novamente.


Naquela noite Betina nem dormiu porque manteve o saco de chá sob vigilância. 

Lottie tinha ajudado a escolher uma caneca preta estampada com asas e ela guardou o saco dentro. Para parecer atenciosa, ela levou a preciosidade para seu quarto e colocou sobre a pilha de livros da sua mesinha de cabeceira dizendo que queria manter o presente por perto. No entanto, começou a temer o troço.

Bruxaria de verdade? Jura?

Poderia ser divertido?

Ou era só patetice?

Huh!

~ continua no capítulo 2 ~

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quarta-feira, 14 de agosto de 2019

9 ways to live Pride and Prejudiciously - Epilogue 1

hello, hello.
It rains and the weather is awful here in Rio today, winter is here! Not even close to Winterfell, Rio is a lot closer to King's Landing - maybe the whole country, these days. Wonder when Drogon will want to show up here...

Anyway, this gloomy weather kind of mirrows Lottie's Epilogue the first of the two we'll have in this story.  

Have I mentioned the previous chapter wasn't really the finale?
Well, it kinda is of wasn't...  
*grin*



Nine ways to live Pride and Prejudiciously
COMPLETE, modern (mostly), adult (you know me...), fun, fluff, heart healing stuff.
read Epilogue 1
or START from CHAPTER 1

CHAPTER 13
So long, farewell 

A good night's sleep was heaven-sent, worth a king's ransom, Lottie always thought when she woke up rested and satisfied after a long and peaceful Belladama ride. 

It had been two nights and almost three days' sleep, but since she didn't have to worry about Bertha's shenanigans, Lottie felt perfectly rested. 

Maybe the wine she had before the ride didn't quite agree with her, she had an after-taste in her mouth. A finish as the experts say. A faded tang, not unpleasant, just… just melancholy of sorts.

A warm shower, a full breakfast, a heartburn tablet, clean perfumed clothes and she was ready to face humanity as a margarine commercial character wanders through springtime streets.


yoga pants with pockets!
Almost an hour later she perused the malls’ beautiful windows after running her errands considering the need for a new pair of yoga pants when she saw Bertha's mom inside a jewelry shop with a friend, a woman about her age. Not half a second later Janet stormed off the shop with a wailing toddler by the hand.

‘Oh, Lottie, thank God you are here! Bertha trusts you.’

‘Hi, Jan, what a coincidence…’ She answered in a grimace fearing the indignant child would be passed to her care.

‘Please, help my mom. I need to buy an ice-cream cone right this moment!’ Janet said in despair and was pulled away by the 40" tyrant. 

‘What do I know of jewelry?’ Lottie pursed her lips thinking about escaping before being called inside, but curiosity won. The importance of Bertha's trust was very intriguing in this scenario, indeed! ‘Hi.’ She smiled shyly.

‘Oh, dear Lord, Lottie!’ Bertha's mom raised her hands upwards. ‘Heaven sent you, girl!’ She leaned closer to the other woman. ‘She's Bertha's best friend since kindergarten, she'll know.’

‘Oh, how lovely!’ The woman sighed obviously relieved. ‘She'll know.’ A smile for the sales lady on the other side of the small table.  Between them, a velvet tray full of rings.

‘Bertha needs an engagement ring, Lottie. Which one of these?’

Astonished, Lottie frowned. ‘Wouldn't she need a fiancé first?’

‘My son!’ The other woman smiled. 

‘Are you Darrygh's mother?’

‘You know Junior! Of course, Bertha's friend!’ A face splitting smile. ‘Aren't they perfect for each other? We hooked them up, right?’ The women high fived chuckling. ‘I'm so happy for them!’

‘Is he proposing? Why won't he choose a ring himself?’ Lottie still puzzled. ‘ In Europe. Have they returned already? She didn't call me…’

‘Next week.’ Bertha's mom shoved her cellphone on Lottie's face. ‘Tell me if these aren't wedding bands!’

‘What?’

‘These two traitors married in England! Alone! After more than a year abroad, out of nowhere, last week she phoned me, Junior phoned her, both at the same time, to say that they were coming back. Like this!’ She snapped her fingers. ‘And will have an important thing to tell us in a family lunch, both families together. When they arrive here, they'll find a wedding ceremony waiting for them. Flowers, minister, guests - you'll get your invitation. We’re inviting all their friends, her coffee house colleagues, his associates at the clinic, sister who lives in Florida is already on her way. Everyone will be here.’


focus on the ring, the ring!
The women were in the brink of despair, Lottie felt something nag on her faded memory. The tang in her mouth returned. ‘Maybe you thought about wedding bands because Bertha has…’ She forced her sight, zoomed in the image. ‘Eight rings together on her left hand. Isn’t that weird for an engagement?’ She mumbled looking at the smiling couple in front of a big manor house, maybe Chatsworth. They hugged, he was behind her, only her hands were visible because she was holding his over her belly- Lottie's legs failed her as her grandmother's voice from the last dream she had just woken up a few hours earlier returned to her head.

‘I won't return, Carlota, yeens won't see me here in dreams anymore. But I'll be there.’

‘Why, gran? I love belladama rides because we can be together again!…’

‘Yeens love because of the romances, fool! Don't pull my leg!’

They chuckled together. 

‘Yeens will see me, but not here.’

‘It's safe. Bertha doesn't have any more belladama.’

‘Purdy girl let belladama fix her life. She listened, realized that she wanted the little family life she thought hindered her mother and sister. Allowed a good man reach her. Yeens deaf, she listened. I like them couple. 

‘Bertha and Darrygh?’

‘Bee and Dar.’

‘B and D. That's what you'll want engraved on the ring?’ The sales lady asked.

‘Yes. Now which one, Lottie. Help us choose!’

BellaDama. B and D. Lottie blinked. ‘Belladama.’ 

Eight rings, eight rides Bertha had had…

Holding her belly, a very happy handsome couple.


lovely
‘This one.’ The sales lady smiled pushing a thick gold band with tiny diamonds and a big rose colored pearl. ‘The Lady Susan ring.’

The women frowned.

‘That's what she said, Bela Dama, Fair lady. All our rings are named after great characters, and in this collection, the fairest of them all is Lady Susan. A classic, surely will please everyone. Excessively pretty, an uncommon union of symmetry, brilliancy, and grace.’

‘She's reincarnating.’ Lottie whispered. And shed a tear.



rebloggy

terça-feira, 20 de fevereiro de 2018

Winter is here, Olympic style

I should be finishing and polishing 
but instead I'm obsessing about Winter Olympics' ice skaters 
who chose Pride and Prejudice for their theme...
update: I found the video for the lovely lovely dance

Joti being all Mr. Darcy about it on Twitter...
the Pride and Prejudice outfit... Sooo lovely!
WATCH IT HERE, from 26:55' on

(Ice Dance Skating Pride Prejudice from Atenais Pala on Vimeo is no longer available.)

their short dance outfit

my Instagram and Fb stories feed
Another update
How lovely!
Joti answered me! Oh, what a Mr. Darcy!




At least, my Darcy and Lizzy have a song...

I know, Mr. Tilney, this story was supposed to be about you, it'll be. Promise...

quinta-feira, 1 de fevereiro de 2018

Celebrate good times, com festa!

February is here, let's celebrate the real begining of 2018!

Com a chegada de Fevereiro e o Carnaval, vamos celebrar o início de 2018 - de verdade agora!

 
                                                 PRINCESAS POSSÍVEIS volume 6   | FRIENDSHIP OF A SPECIAL KIND 2nd edition
final da série de contos de fadas modernos  | my 1st book revised and extended

 
                      9 WAYS TO LIVE P&Ply      |     ANTOLOGIA ROMANCES DE ÉPOCA
     a P&P fanfic, WIP full of witchcraft  | bailarinas, condes e curiosos no século XIX

E mais!




quinta-feira, 2 de novembro de 2017

9 ways to live Pride and Prejudiciously - chapter 1

hello,
So, as I said before, here I start putting my healing process to action.

It's an unpretentious love story composed of nine short stories reliving Pride and Prejudice over and over. I am a die-hard Janeite, any excuse is a good enough excuse to experience Darcy & Lizzy for me, so here I'll do it left and right and upside down.

So, shall we start this adventure?


Nine ways to live Pride and Prejudiciously
WIP, modern (mostly), adult (you know me...), fun, fluff, heart healing stuff.

CHAPTER 1
A heart full of ideas

Bertha smiled, nodded her agreement, scanned the client's phone for her app QR code, stabbed the computer adding free espresso shots and asked for the name to scribble on the cup. 

‘Mark with a K.’ The girl said. 

Bertha frowned. 

‘I miss my boyfriend, this way it'll be like hi’s around here when you call out.’ 

‘Ok.’ Bertha rolled her shoulders and wrote Kark with her sharpie. It always made the costumers' day when she misspelled their names.

‘Go, B. Your break's up.’ Another cashier arrived close behind the coffee house counter. ‘I can handle the line.’

‘Are you sure? We can double.’ Bertha smiled- not exactly to the pimpled faced girl but to the apron she had sewed herself, including the store logo hand embroidered. It was a beauty.

‘Yeah.’ The girl waved her off. ‘Next!’ She cried out to the line of anxious coffee starving people.

Once at the back tables nesting her mug of hot coffee and milk, Bertha loaded her messages app. Mom, sisters, the friend who would be staying over. She chose that smiling face and put the cell phone to her ear. ‘Hey, B. Arrived in town safely, forgot how chaotic it is! Wow! Look, there are still a couple of documents missing from my files. Could I use your store´s back tables to fill these up and try to bring back before-’

‘Oh, hi!’ Bertha looked smiling and put down her phone. ‘Was just hearing you!’

‘Dear, B!’ Lottie opened her arms for a bear hug the two friends didn't share for long months, maybe years. ‘Why do we wait so long to meet?’

‘You don't like to leave Merytown...’ Bertha smiled sideways.

‘And you dislike coming back.’ Lottie lowered her tote to the floor. ‘We should meet more often.’

‘You look the same, Lottie.’

‘Thanks, I guess?... ‘

‘You know it's a compliment.’ Bertha offered the chair beside her. ‘Tell me everything about home.’ 

‘Oh, well, you know, I'm sure your mom tells you most of the gossip - maybe more than I know.’ They shared a snigger. ‘Mostly people are the same, doing this and that, we're happy in our lives.’

‘Coffee?’ It was the only thing Bertha could say, in her mind no one could be happy living little lives in that little town. She waved to the busboy and pointed at her cup before raising two fingers and winking.

She in fact lived a small life composed of little bits. Had a degree in marketing but worked as a coffee shop manager and occasionally as a cashier at the Met's candy shop. 

Every week had a new fabulous idea for a business venture, a marvelous project to make money while having fun. Lately it was the kitchen aids stuff, small things to help normal people cook better looking cute. Aprons, caps, mittens, pan coasters. But before she could have bet her life on the success of a new line of shoes, patterns and stamping design for clothes, a flawless stratagem to win a reality show, coaching for TV hostesses... Bertha was a girl full of ideas but sadly not a go-getter, she was a dreamer.

‘Are you free to go?’ Lottie smiled to the busboy who brought her an employees’ coffee cup.

‘Home? Almost. What about your documents?’

‘So many forms to fill! I could swear I had it all covered...’ Lottie sadly blew the coffee steam before gingerly tasting it.

‘If anyone asked me, I could never say IRS would get you of all people.’ Bertha frowned. ‘Maybe I could help, show me.’

She did try but had to ask for the other manager to take over when her break time was done. 

One barista short that day, she had to keep as a cashier but couldn't shake a funny feeling evoked by the presence of her old friend in her adult domain. 

Lottie looked the same, taller than Bertha, thin, smilie, big teeth, shot hair, single, an overall happy aura. It made Bertha self-conscious of the few pounds she never made an effort to loose, the plans she never made an effort to make happen, the daring haircut she never ordered at the fancy salon she never visited, the dreamy boyfriend she never found. 

And she kept on working mechanically with a smile to the regular customer: ‘Caffe latte, grande, organic, Williams. Good morning. 3,59!’

Someone passed behind the big man.

‘Bye, Bertha, gotta run to deliver these before they close for the day.’

‘Leave your bag, I'll take it home, Lottie.’ She said.

‘Oh, thanks.’ The friend passed the heavy tote full of books over the tall counter. ‘Sorry, sir.’ 

‘No problem.’ The customer nodded politely.

‘Ok.’ Bertha returned to the computer. ‘Your regular order, sir... That will be… 3,59.’

‘Thank you.’ He answered.

‘You're welcomed, have a good one!’


Later that evening when they lounged in Bertha's crumpled one-bedroom apartment, Lottie was satisfied that she had managed to solve her problems.

‘I wanted to return home tomorrow morning, early afternoon the later.’ She said. ‘Have to sleep in my bed.’

‘Because your lover will miss you?’ Bertha smiled sideways sipping her beer.

‘Kind of.’

‘Wow, secrets!’

‘Nah!’ Lottie waved her friend of. ‘I make love with my bed. I hated they scheduled this hearing without giving me a chance to choose a date. The beginning of the month is my time to be quiet and calm, relaxed.’

‘Cramps.’ Bertha whined. ‘I know...’

Lottie didn't answer, only smiled like a fat cat fed a big bowl of juicy food. ‘This place here is a little over the top, huh?’ She said changing subjects. ‘You have plenty of furniture and still, it seems there's stuff strewn all around the place!’

Bertha looked around her. ‘It's not messy.’ She didn’t mean to, but sounded hurt.

‘It's not a dirty mess, I'll give you that. But you're close to a hoarder. Maybe I could denounce you to that tv show.’

‘Oh, shut it!’ Bertha frowned disregarding the jab as nagging, but then thought it better. ‘Do you think so?’

‘Mhum...’ The friend nodded. ‘How come you have all this in such a tiny place?’ 

‘It's just...’ Bertha's eyes roamed her one-bedroom once paying little attention to details. In her mind she saw each abandoned project perfectly stored away. ‘I have these ideas that at first seem so easy to make happen... Like the aprons we're using at the coffee shop, did you notice?’ Her friend nodded again, smiling this time. ‘I made those, and mittens. Let me show you.’ 

For the next few minutes she explained a detailed business plan for a small business that although rudimentary seemed very possible to Lottie.

‘Never took you for a cook!’

‘Am not!’

‘And how did you come up with this?’

‘Well, you know, observing, thinking, got time in my hands.’

‘So, was it the same with all these other boxes?’

‘And basically what I have stored in cupboards too.’

‘But still you keep your life on hold?’

‘Who are you? My mom?’

Lottie laughed. ‘Just saying, Bertha. You put time into things but when it comes to effort you bail out.’

‘Says the girl who still lives in the house her parents left her, didn't change a couch!’

‘I did change the couch; you'd know if you visited.’

‘Still you're the kettle calling me the pot.’

Both friends pouting, Lottie considered it must have been such a situation her granny warned her about: not an emergency, nowhere near life or death, just close enough to cajole a heart back into rhythm. ‘Like a defibrillator?’ She had asked in mocking humor. ‘You'll see, smart ass.’ Her old granny smiled like the old witch she was. ‘Actually, you'll feel it.’

Lottie starred at her feet for a while to order her thoughts, then inspired noisily. ‘Look, Bertha, I didn't mean to-‘

‘Nor did I. Sorry.’

‘Sorry too.’

Bertha leaned over and they touched beer bottles in a toast to peace.

‘Remember my granny?’ Lottie pressed a smile.

‘Of course!’ Bertha's smile exploded all over her face. ‘I'll never forget that trick of putting a piece of paper in a clear glass of coffee, lighting a candle beside it, singing a charm and suddenly we had the division of waters!’ She raised her voice menacingly. ‘Black at the bottom, clean as crystal on the top! I was so awed by her witchcraft!’ She finished laughing.

‘It wasn't a trick.’

‘Pardon?’

‘She really knew some witch stuff.’

‘Come on...’

‘I know you won't believe me, but I was once in a place similar to where you are now. The difference is that she had an eagle eye on me and rescued my confused heart before I built this empire of cluster.’ Lottie waved a hand around them to show Bertha’s place. ‘Maybe I can't help you, you'd need her, but well, I'm the best you've got.’

‘Talking riddles, baby.’ Bertha rolled her eyes and stood to get new beers. ‘Can you translate?’

‘Sure.‘

When she returned from the tiny kitchen, her friend had taken a small bag of herbs from her tote. ‘Weed? My landlord is a prick, if he smells us, I'm gonna hear it until the end of the world!...’

‘It's not mayjuana. It's tea.’

‘Oh, I see... Tea we smoke!...’ 

‘I'm serious.’ Lottie insisted and pulled Bertha's hand to sit by her side. ‘It's serious shit, pay attention.’

‘Oooh, serious pot.’

‘Shut it, Bertha! It's not pot! It's Belladama.’

‘Huh?’

‘Ancient wild belladama, very strong, hybrid, not something you might find in regular shops. It's gold in leaves.’ 

‘And what is it for, this precious treasure?’

‘Happiness.’

‘Get real!’ Bertha was about to stand, but her friend held her arm. 

‘It won't heal your life, it'll only give you a nice view of your it, a… Box seat for a big game; somewhere to stop and think things through.’

Bertha frowned starting to think her friend had gone crazy. Single, close to her forties, living alone in her deceased parents’ house...

‘You should choose an old tea mug, not too big, not too fancy, just one you like. Fill it up with boiling water then place the leaves on top. Cover with a dish, let it sit for a few minutes while you take a shower, eat something light, maybe have a soup. In this bag there is enough for two cups, but you won't have two cups at a time, I'm giving you two trips.’

To your crazy place, Lonnie Lottie? Bertha thought.

‘When the temperature is good for you, there's no right or wrong, you sieve it into another mug and return the strawberry golden tea into the favorite one. Did I say it can't be new? It has to be one you already have, Bertha, that's really important. Then you go to bed.’

There was silence. Bertha didn't know how to answer her friends’ sweet smile. 

Lottie was filled by a mixture of pity and excitement to share her secret; it was a big step for her.

‘I should be happy tonight, then!’ Bertha finally said.

Lottie shook her head. ‘Wait ‘till I get home, have the tea tomorrow evening, it's Friday. Can you take the weekend off?’

‘I guess, but I like to work at the Met.’

‘Not this one, you'll sleep it through.’

‘For two days?’ Bertha's eyebrows raised to the roots of her hair. Like hell she'd drink that poison!

‘More or less.’

‘How do you know I'll be fine if you'll be home already?’

‘I'll know.’ Lottie said with absolute certainty, Bertha was still incredulous. ‘How long have we met?’

‘Since preschool.’

‘And will you doubt me now?’

‘How can I not? You tell me your granny was a witch, start talking in riddles, gives me a magical happiness elixir ...’

‘It's not magic, don't mix things up. When you wake up you'll be the same, but the hybrid belladama will help you see the best side of things. It's a respite, brings up the strength you don't know you have.’

‘Do you use it?’

‘Yes.’

‘How often?’

‘Once every two months. Maybe once a month if I'm not feeling fine.’

‘That's why you didn't change anything since you were left alone after your parents passed away?’

Lottie closed her eyes, smiled fondly, scrunched her nose. ‘I change a lot.’ She grinned. ‘You'll understand.’ Finally, she opened her eyes.


That night Bertha couldn't sleep because she kept the tea pack under surveillance. Lottie had helped her choose a mug and she stored the pack inside the black ceramic bowl with angel wings. 

To give her friend the impression of being attentive, she had put the mug over her books on her nightstand saying she wanted to keep such an important gift close. But in fact she started to fear the thing.

Real witchcraft? Really?

Could it be exciting?

Or just plain stupidity?


Huh!





sexta-feira, 14 de fevereiro de 2014

Happy Valentine's day

hello!

for us, besides another scorching afternoon where the temperature runs around 40°C, there's nothing more going on. Unlike a better part of the world where it is Valentine's day.

Happy day, friends!

For us, Valentine's is June 12th. Before that we have Carnival, Easter, etc, etc... lots of oportunities to either find a love and eat chocs.

In this line of thought... I've been living with a new Darcy and Lizzy in my head since the New Year's and today they make their first appearance.

Valentine's is a fabulous day to present a(nother) love story, is it not?

I give you... His Royal Highness, Mr. Darcy.


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Indulgence
Modern, rated MA, short


She had an awful day at work.

Her research hitting a dead end and the obnoxious new head of department creepier since he found out she was Brazilian. He always attacked her with a stupid question such as ‘Carnival, samba and small bikinis, huh?’ or ‘Aren’t you afraid of the monkeys on the streets down there in Rio?’ or ‘Did your kids accept to leave the jungle to move here?’ to which she could barely disguise her horror expression. ‘Well, London is a civilized city. Your young savages had a lot to adjust, huh?’ the damned guy said sending her a stinky eye.

Her spirits a little down, not much progress could be reached on a Friday afternoon anyway; she decided to leave the office early. If anything, one lesson she had learned from these last few years: don’t be a coward, grow back bones and act on. Let the freak boss notice she was missing that afternoon.

Once outside the faculty building, the cold draft greeted her and more than ever she missed the warm Rio atmosphere where people spoke Portuguese and wore summer clothes all year long. She raised the lapels of her trench coat, tightened her designer scarf around her neck and fished her cell from her pocket to speed dial the only person who could lift her spirits with just a few sweet words.

“Hi Love.” He answered. “I’ll ring you back. Love you.”

“Okay.” She answered even more disheartened than before calling him.

pride and prejudice fanficFrustrated and (yet again) questioning her decision of leaving her whole universe behind to move to England, Lizzy entered Harrods decided on indulging in expensive chocolate. Large Godiva truffles box, cocoa dusted almonds and… what else? While evilly choosing a third fattening indulgence she took a seat at the crispy white and luxurious brown Godiva coffee shop, and asked for a silly designed coffee that cost more than three times what an expensive drink should.

Threatens to her waist and pocket together augmented her anguish trip.

“If you have to indulge, woman, indulge in something that won’t have a nasty aftermath.” Lizzy thought devilishly to herself.

She had a ridiculously hot (new) husband who seemed to be in perpetual heat and there were so many young skanks hovering around rich middle aged men… especially if they were not disgusting, and Lizzy’s husband was anything but.

Those low brows and slanted dark eyes, the meticulously scissored short haircut done by the same barber for the last four years (since she had told him to change hair styles), the slightly receding hairlines, the square shoulders and fairly athletic abs for a forty-six-year-old, strong legs and powerful… tool.

Chocolate – rounder waist – guilt – less sex appeal – hot husband – rich man – young thin sluts.

Why would Lizzy threaten her waist with exceedingly pricey chocolate?

She’d better indulge in something else to appease her frustration.

Something as naughty and hedonistic as chocolate.

Something as delicious as chocolate but that burned calories instead of building a love handle.

Lizzy called home to check on the kids and the household, opened her wallet to make sure she had his credit card, finished her coffee and went for the kill, keeping just one chocolate indulgence for good measure.

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Almost an hour later, Darcy smiled to his phone even though he was alone in his office.

“Mrs. Darcy is here at the building’s lobby, sir. She is talking to your driver but there is a receptionist ready to escort her up here.”

“Thank you, Mrs. Clavis. When she arrives, hold my calls. Any important appointment left for today?”

“No, sir.”

“Fine.”

What a treat! His beautiful wife paying him an impromptu visit. In the back of his mind, he hoped it was Miss Bennett – secretary and not Mrs. Darcy – hot wife.

Hot wife was delicious, but naughty secretary was… fantastic!


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His phone buzzed and he answered his Vice President counting that the man’s famous objectiveness wouldn’t rob him time. When Lizzy arrived, he would be done with whatever it was that his business demanded.

---

Confidently, Lizzy checked her make up on the exclusive elevator’s mirror and adjusted her trench coat’s waist sash.

It had been a good purchase, this tailored expensive trench coat, all those months ago. As it had been her breast implants surgery six years before and her workout routine and her dieting. Today was a day when she felt rewarded for the effort.

She heard the ‘ping’ and felt the elevator stop so she turned, took a deep breath and walked into the sterile throne room floor.

‘Good afternoon, Mrs. Darcy.’ The thin-well-dressed-witch-like secretary said in a smile that surely resembled a sneer, standing but not leaving her desk.

‘Good afternoon, Mrs. Clavis. How are you feeling? Is your back still bothering you?’ Lizzy asked without slowing her purposeful strides through the large lobby.

‘I’m better, m’am. This new doctor seems to have found where-‘ The woman gasped. ‘Mrs. Darcy! Let me announce you before you enter Mr. Darcy’s office.’

‘It will come a day when I’ll need to be announced to my own husband, Mrs. Clavis.’ Lizzy said arriving close to his door and keeping her voice level. ‘But this day is so far in the future that you won’t see it. Take the afternoon off, my treat.’ Lizzy said imperatively, winked at the stunned woman’s face and entered Darcy’s throne room.

Intent on the last seconds of conversation with his vice-president, Darcy only looked up from his desk a few seconds after she came in. And boy, what a vision!

“Fine, Davidson. Have a nice weekend.” He said on the phone, heard pleasantries back and disconnected. ‘Hello, my love. What a great surprise!’ He leaned back in his chair to look at her.

It’s been twenty-eight years since the first time he saw her smiling eyes and captivating smile in a small photograph she sent him by mail; three years since he met her in person after over twenty years without contact; one since he had made her his wife and still, every time she looked at him, he hoped to receive THIS look back.

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“Yeah! Lioness on the hunt.” He thought. “Lucky me!”

‘I called you but you dismissed me. And then you didn’t return.’ She pouted those tempting lips painted dark red. ‘I know, I know…’ She waved her hands in front of her face. ‘Busy, tried to call back, blah, blah, blah.’

‘I did try. Check your phone.’ He answered.

It was one of his little things that got on her nerves. Seventy percent of the times she called him, he was unavailable. Either on the other line, driving, out of range, in a meeting or simply not answering the call, he was mostly unreachable. Lizzy knew he dedicated his free time to her but selfishly she wanted to have his attention every time she demanded it.

She shrugged. ‘I heard a call.’

‘But didn’t take it?’ He raised one of his low brows, a sexy little smile in his thin lips, one cheek bone slightly marked on his handsome face.

‘I was busy.’ She answered pleased with that smile. Her husband was not a beautiful man per se although he was very handsome. His trademark half smile that outlined one cheek bone or the closed lipped smile he let the world see when she was with him were her favorites. When really happy he had a boyish grin that totally transformed his face taking her on a ride back in time to when they were teenagers corresponding via mail (paper, ink, stamps and envelopes; very pre-historic like).

‘Busy.’ He nodded, amused half smile still in place.

‘Your thin witch-in-Chanel of a secretary tried to stop me saying that I needed to be announced to you.’ Lizzy sneered at the word.  ‘I gave her the afternoon off.’ She said poising her purse on the chair in front of his desk.

Darcy stretched and twisted his arm to look at his watch. ‘It’s three thirty in the afternoon, Love.’

pride and prejudice fanficWhen he raised his eyes, she had just untied the sash and was unbuttoning her trench coat. He waited for whatever answer she might give him but froze when she opened her coat.

The go-to-hell black spike heeled boots were a match for black thigh high stockings that ended in lace, tiny black lace thong.

And that was all.

He swallowed and tried to look at her eyes but her breasts wouldn't release his gaze. Those pink nipples…

She took a few steps forward, rounded his desk to lean on it in front of him with her legs crossed. She twisted, took his phone’s receiver and passed to him.

He straightened up in his chair to reach for it, his legs opening to lock her inside.

“Yes, Mr. Darcy?” Came the witch’s voice before he spoke anything.

“Mrs. Clavis, my wife gave you the afternoon off.” He said and waited for the woman’s agreeing sound, his eyes roaming from a curvaceous naked torso to the lace on her thighs. “She’s the boss. Have a nice weekend.”

“But sir-“

He disconnected before the woman could explain anything.

‘The door?’ He asked.

‘Locked.’ Lizzy said letting her tongue fall from her upper teeth in an exaggerated movement between her parted red lips. ‘Luck the morning sun shines directly on your desk this time of the year and you are too lazy to open the blinds after it’s gone.’ She motioned to the big windows on her left.

He nodded. ‘Half closed as it is, only your boots are visible.’

‘Not even my panties, you think?’ She asked leaning further back over the table and uncrossing her legs, pretending to take a look beneath the half closed blinds.

‘I don’t think so.’ He answered touching her legs just above the boots.

‘I can help.’ She said making an effort not to shiver at his touch that she had been craving since sex took over chocolate in her mind.

Lizzy hooked her thumb on the thin straps on her hips and pushed the thong down her legs until her hands met his on her knees. Then she moved her legs this way and that to get free of the lingerie. She let it dangle on her fingers as she bent by the waist almost uniting their lips.

‘No one can see it.’ He answered.

‘Awww…’ She pouted and he kissed her.

His smell, his strong perfume emanating warmly from his shirt’s lapels, soft tongue invading her mouth, the sweet suction making her whole body tingle… it all boiled inside her. Lizzy let the garment fall to the floor and held his face by his ears.

Darcy took hold of her knees to roll his chair closer and pushed one of his legs between hers.

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‘Did you like my new boots?’ She asked on his lips.

‘Best thing you bought in a while.’

‘I used your credit card.’ She smiled naughtily.

‘I got a text informing the debt.’ He got closer and shoved his other leg between hers. ‘Best thing I bought for you in a while.’

‘Glad you liked it.’ She sat on the edge of his desk to find leverage and poised one feet on each of his chair’s arms. Before he could prevent it, she pushed him back. ‘I think you need to admire them.’

How could he not? Such perfection, such anatomic excellency. ‘I take pleasure in admiring such a work of art, Miss-‘

‘Mrs. Darcy.’ She corrected him before he could start their secret perverted sex game where she played his secretary. This was no game; this was a wife in need of solace that her husband had the duty to provide.

In Darcy’s case, the way he saw it, there was no marital duty to his beloved second wife that couldn't be answered promptly and thoroughly.

‘Wife, it’s breathtaking.’ He obligingly answered holding her by the ankles. Although his fingers registered the velvety feel of the black suede, his eyes drank the silkiness of her glistening rosy lips.

‘Mouthwatering too?’

‘Positively.’

‘I’m no English native speaker but I don’t think ‘mouthwatering’ is an adjective that could describe shoes.’ She tapped her index finger to her lips - a useless action since her husband’s eyes never left the apex of her thighs.

‘To hell with shoes.’ He ordered.

She laughed. ‘See something you want?’

Darcy tried to roll his chair closer to his table but her stretched legs didn't allow him. Much to his general pleasure, her muscles were strong and toned due to her running and the time she spent on his rowing machine. Legs that allured and toyed with his libido.

‘I swear to Heavens, Lizzy, you will kill me with these little games of yours-‘

‘No game here, your Highness.’

The old nickname brought his eyes to hers and the delighted smug expression raised his urgency. He stood in a sudden movement and opened his waist buttons.

‘Impudent woman.’ He cursed under his breath, remembering the other two offices in the same floor sharing the spacious lobby. His secretary may have already left but the other one who attended the minor board directors may still be around.

‘Ooooh…’ She mocked puckering her still red (now smeared) lips.

‘Are you still my loyal subject, Elizabeth?’ He lowered his pants and she could admire the bulge in his boxer briefs. ‘Answer me.’

pride and prejudice fanfic‘Yes, your Highness.’ She hissed.

‘Quit toying with me.’

‘I am not in the mood for games.’ She locked her ankles around his waist and brought him to her. ‘Give me what I came him for.’

But, instead of entering her, he lowered his head to force his hips back and licked her right nipple while his hands wandered idly from her knees to her pussy.

‘Urgh!’ She complained in an angry whisper. ‘Now!’

He smiled with his lips around her breast and raised his eyes to her. She frowned back.

He defied, she complained, both silently.

The stare contest lasted until one of his fingers hit home run and she shivered closing her eyes and letting out a long tortured moan.

When air returned to her lungs a few strikes and caresses later, she gathered enough strength to tug on his tie and fumble with his shirt’s button in a clumsy attempt to take it off him. He didn't stand to help and with him bent it took her long minutes to maneuver it off his shoulders.

Resolute in keeping his upper hand, Darcy only straightened when satisfied with her boobs and ready to plunge in his personal haven.
The tie seemed to be a lost cause, so Lizzy concentrated in tossing the shirt on the floor before they started. She managed to do it mere seconds before she saw him position his shaft on her entrance.

A long shared low moan.

A slow thrust.

A cat-like stretch.

An excruciatingly long move back and forth.

‘Have I succeeded putting a ring around your finger?’

‘Yes.’

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‘And you understand that’s ball and chain, right?’

‘Yes…’

As the movements started to pick up speed she needed to put her weigh on her hands spread on his desk behind her, while he held her by her thighs.

‘Back in the caves of Brazil being married also means you can’t astray, correct?’

‘Let’s not go into that now…’

‘I don’t want to share this….’ A powerfully emphatic thrust to make things clear. ‘With anyone.’

‘Neither do I.’ A caress to his shaft as it slid in and out.

‘Not ever again…’

‘Shshshhhh…’

Several minutes passed while they moved in sync and abandon relishing on the pleasure one saw in the other’s face.

His hands squeezing her hips forced her to her side and he pushed away to have his love bending over his desk.

That office had seen a few debauchery moments but not as frequent and juicy as after this adored woman barged into his life again, twenty plus years after he let her slip away. Since then she had been his friend, his platonic love, his mistress, his girlfriend, his wife.

His wife who had such a delicious pussy, so naughty, so adventurous…

‘More…’ She demanded looking at him over her shoulder.

So beautiful, such a strong woman, so opinionated.  It was incredible how this amazing woman accepted to leave everything and move to England to be his. His, all his, forever.

‘Now, Love…’ ‘More…’

A few more seconds, some more powerful thrusts, a few more… a boob squeeze… a moan… and here it was: his love massaging his dick and there he went.

A last kiss on the back of her neck, a squeeze on her waist, he disconnected and sank in his chair.

‘Aw, fuck, Lizzy. Turn over.’ Darcy mumbled.

She chuckled sprawled on her stomach, jelly-like over his desk but didn't move.

‘Love…’ He panted. ‘I can’t resist you…’ He breathed.

How could he resist THAT view?

She kept chuckling and turned around making a huge effort to stand on those thin heels with such wobbly legs.

They locked eyes and smiled. She gave him a big toothy smile, the kind that made his heart flutter like a school girl’s. He gave her compressed lipped smile, the kind that made both his cheek bones jump and his slanted eyes squint.

These shared smiles were the only love they could make for a long time. Before they realized what it was that united them, the cosmical force that drove Elizabeth Bennett to William Darcy when she was thirteen and he was seventeen; the inexplicable pull that tied the married Elizabeth Wickham to the also married William Darcy. The smiles were their secret language, what let the other know how deep their love was growing.

His phone buzzed distracting them. She glanced at it and raised her brows what prompted him to he lean forward and reach it on his side table.

“Hello, little man!” He said cheerfully in the boyish smile she didn't really like because it was not sexy, it was homely. Somehow it matched perfectly with her teenage son’s grin who was calling her husband now.

Lizzy stood and walked around the table to check her phone in her purse just to be sure her son hadn’t called her before calling Darcy. It had been like this for the last year or so. After they married, Tomtom, her sweet baby boy was more intimate with his new father than with her. She sighed and visited the ensuite bathroom.

“Sure, what is it that you want?... She’s here with me… No, it’s ok. She’s with me but not close now…” Darcy said on the phone but didn’t lower his voice so Lizzy could hear from the bathroom. “A game?... A video game, I see… Well if all the boys at school have it… I suppose I could talk to her.” Lizzy came from the bathroom shaking her head no. “Look, tomorrow we can go shopping, is that ok? No, today I’d like to take my wife to dinner, maybe a movie or a play. Would that be ok?... I see. Would you ask your sister?...” Lizzy rolled her eyes and lay down on the couch to wait for Darcy to suck up to her little daughter. “Hello, my sweet.” Even his voice changed! Lizzy shook her head.  “How was your test, did you ace it? Ah… Nine is also good. Of course I approve. A friend’s sleep over? Mmmm, Doll, let’s talk when I arrive?... Late, I want to take mum to the theater or the movies… I don’t know, any suggestions?... Good choice, I’ll try to find tickets…”

Annoyed with the attention he gave her kids when she was naked in freaking black high heeled boots in front of him, Lizzy sent him a devilish look and snapped her fingers a few times until he raised his head to look at her. When he did, she lifted one leg and poised it on the sofa’s back.

“Doll, I have to go. Love you.” He disconnected. ‘Aren’t you ashamed of your hussy behavior?’ He asked standing awkwardly with his legs trapped by his boxers and pants around his ankles.

‘If you already have had enough and want me to close my legs…’ Lizzy offered.

‘Ha.’ He snorted lifting his trousers.

You should be ashamed of buying their love with gifts I forbid and allowing parties against my orders.’ She accused him.

‘I’m not bribing the kids. I’m raising them with you.’ He explained coming closer, feeling his ability to think straight diminish with each step closer to her opened legs.

‘They have a father and you have daughters of your own.’

‘We have more in common than their progenitor or my grown-up girls.’ He said licking his lips, eyes intent on her hand caressing her body in long strides from shoulder to inner thighs. ‘I’m their father.’

‘Said Darth Vader himself.’ She sneered. ‘I know it’s petty because they are kids but I hate to share you.’ She smiled alluringly to him. ‘Give me your tie?’ She extended her hand to him. ‘It looks ridiculous on you without a shirt and I’m a bit chilled here…’

He shook his head and took the silk thing out of his neck. In the midst of such a generous display of fine pussy he completely forgot about it.

Lizzy sat up, took the tie and threw it behind her. ‘Come, your Highness… I still have matters of state to settle.’

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‘It’s a pity we couldn’t attend the play Camila suggested.’ Darcy commiserated as he tested the tub water with his hand. ‘I think she was hurt when she asked us about it.’

‘I didn’t have a dress…’ Lizzy grinned. ‘… and my work clothes were in the car. I’d rather have a root canal treatment than ask our driver to bring to your office the bag of clothes I gave him three hours earlier.’ Lizzy answered. ‘Maybe you could treat Cami to the theater next week, if her grades keep this good…’ She said distractedly checking her e-mails on her phone at the bathroom’s door.

‘I’d love to.’ He smiled. ‘Maybe Diana and Danielle would like to go as well.’

Lizzy giggled. ‘You are such a typical middle aged man! You should be avoid of such a cliche.’

‘Excuse me, Marquise. Why am I so lame?’ Darcy asked annoyed. He hated when she pointed out how old he was – especially when she proved how older than her he was. At least in personality, she was a good ten years younger than him.

‘Silly man all excited about a night on the town with young girls!’ She teased him and poised her phone on the vanity before taking off her bathrobe.

‘Our daughters!’ He complained.

‘Young girls on your arm!’ She laughed. ‘And then, I’m sure you’d take them to a nice five-star restaurant where they wouldn’t find anything they liked to eat but where you’d feel comfortable.’

‘Well…’ He blushed and she laughed. ‘But I would come home to you.’ He entered the tub and motioned for her to settle between his legs.

‘You’d better.’

‘Without any pit stops.’

pride and prejudice fanfic‘If you know what’s good for you.’ She hissed as her delicate parts skimmed the warm water. ‘Ouch!...’

‘Sore?’ He asked holding her hips to help her lower slowly into the water.

‘Yes…’ She breathed as she finally sat down using his bended knees to brace her weigh. ‘I think we overdid it this afternoon.’
‘It’s nonsense you call me an old man when I’ve just showed you how pleasurable a third time can be.’

‘Smug jerk!’

He laughed, delighted with the intimacy, sedated by the amount of endorphin still circling his veins after an afternoon of sex indulgence. ‘I feel like a fucking teenager!’


‘Once my Prince…’ She said before kissing him the way he liked.


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