Friday, August 11, 2017

The Congruence XI

The date with Captain was exquisite…and most of the things Deola taught me during the week came in handy. Dinner was at a highbrow restaurant with lots of classy people. I was almost intimidated but my “coach” had done a good job.

Captain had obviously put a lot of thought and work into this; right from dinner to the other things he had planned for the night. He was so fun to be with…he would crack a joke once in a while, talk about himself and his life, and then ask for my opinion on the things he shared. Like he was trying to test my intelligence and I brought my A game.
That was my first time tasting red wine…I had objected but Captain said it was customary to have that wine with the Italian dinner we ordered.

I’m not trying to get you drunk dear…if you don’t like it, take a couple of sips and leave it” he said.

Maybe it was what he said or how he said it or his charms, I just couldn’t say no. Captain laughed at the expression on my face, after my first sip…I couldn’t help but laugh too and got wine shooting from my nose and mouth. I felt so embarrassed but he got his napkin and wiped my face.
Ok…liquor is a no no. Now I know” he said with the most endearing smile

After dinner we got some suya and drove to a boat club. Captain wanted me to see the beauty of a sunset…it was one of the things he liked to do for relaxation. It was really beautiful; and it was just the two of us on the boat. As it started to get chilly; I wrapped my hands around my chest…it was becoming obvious in that area that I was cold, then Captain took off his jacket and put it on me.

The way he looked at me when I said thank you, if I had not cautioned myself…I would have kissed him on my own. He was such a gentleman, well-mannered and at this time he hadn’t put a single move on me. Something in me just knew that he liked me and was genuinely interested in knowing me.
I was on my first official date ever…and it was going so well but it was with the wrong person. My mind kept going back and forth…I was having so much fun but my conscience was killing me. How could something so beautiful be so wrong?

We left the boat club and got ice-cream; then we drove to Captain’s guest house (that’s what he called it). He said he had something for me…a gift for honoring his invitation.
It was a beautiful bungalow tucked away in a serene neighborhood. I couldn’t believe he wasn’t actually living there…because, to me, it was big enough to be anybody’s house. There were soldiers guarding the house and I saw domestic staff that looked like they lived there.

This is my getaway man cave. I come here at least twice a week when I want to be by myself or when I need time to think. I also see it as a way to bring people into my house without bringing them into my home” He told me as he led me into the living room.
He asked if I wanted “red wine” and as if planned, we both started laughing. He turned on the TV and excused himself. He came back about 5 minutes later with a little box and handed it over to me. It was a beautiful gold necklace

Wow…thank you sir” I said

Stop with the “sir”, call me Leke” he replied

No sir…I can’t do that o

Ok then, call me Captain. Are we good?
I nodded in affirmation and he looked at his watch; it was almost 9:30pm. He said he would go drop me off but hoped I could stay with him some more since we were having such a good time

I agreed to stay a little longer and we started to talk.
He shared more about his life and marriage…
How he met his wife, how they got married
How hard he tried, with all the temptations, to be a good and faithful husband
How they had some issues in the marriage but his wife decided to be on her own for some time and moved abroad “temporarily”, instead of staying to fix things
How he kicked against this but she chose to have her way
How the supposed temporary separation had been almost 18 months and his wife still hadn’t decided when to return.
In all of this, I noticed Captain didn’t go into details about his children.

Then he said there was something about me that reminded him of his wife when he met her…innocence. There was this purity about me that he sensed the first time he saw me and he could tell I was different from my friend, Deola.
I have never done this in my life…you may not believe me, but I have never had an affair in all my years of marriage. I don’t know what it is about you; I just can’t help myself…you make me want to break that rule

He went on and on and I couldn’t help but listen. He was pouring out his heart and sharing things that had been bottled up for a while.
Time made no sense and I could care less that it was getting very late. I had never had anyone open up to me like this…ever.
Things were getting intense as I saw a grown man on the verge of shedding tears. It was as if he they served his favorite meal after he had eaten his fill of what was hitherto available.

I felt so much pity for him and I moved closer, to kind of pat him on the back or offer him a tissue or do something…anything to show that I felt his pain.
He held my hand and squeezed it gently, I felt a teardrop on my hand as he fought back the tears.

Haba Captain! I thought soldiers were supposed to be tough” I said
He smiled as I attempted to wipe the tears off his face…it was such an emotional moment and I still can’t explain who kissed whom first; but there was kissing.

Things went amorous from there on and I felt feelings I had never felt before. Sparks of erotic energy surged through my body as I quivered; I felt like stopping Captain from touching me but instead of moving his hands away, I ‘adjusted the placements’. I was really enjoying it, what I felt from it was stronger than how I felt about it and I wasn’t even sure how we got into his bedroom.
Clothing items found their way off our bodies, in the heat of the moment, but I regained composure when Captain wanted to go all the way. It was as if, my brains rushed back home. I pushed him away, sat on the edge of the bed and pulled the sheets to cover up.

PART 10                                                                                           PART 11


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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental   

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