Island Fever 4: Paradise - Chapter 02 - Sex Stories

Island Fever 4: Paradise - Chapter 02

... manner. "Just what are you trying to say?" "What are you? Deaf?" Amy shot back, grinning. "You heard me. You are very calculating, and manipulative." I stifled a laugh and countered, "If I didn't know you any better, Amy, I'd think you're trying to talk bad, and say something negative about me. But I know better." "Do you?" Scarlett giggled, joining the fun. "Have you told any of your friends here at the hospital of your engagement?" Amy wondered. Scarlett shrugged her shoulders. "What can I say to them? My good friends here know Jeremy, but he has been here to visit me with Trish and Lindsay, and now you. They see the two of you with you pregnant, and naturally assume that you're a couple. How do I go about telling them that yes you are married, but I will be joining the relationship too? Yes I am getting married, but my husband will have six other wives? I do not think any of my friends would understand." Scarlett gulped her throat. "Only a very select few of my friends - maybe two or three - even know that I am bisexual." Amy frowned. "I don't know. I'm glad I don't have to worry about things like that. I keep to our little, inner circle. I don't socialize much outside of it." "Well, I am a nurse," Scarlett reminded her. "I HAVE to socialize and be approachable, be overly nice and friendly. It is part of my job description. No one wants a grumpy and subdued, quiet nurse when they are in labor. I did talk to one of my patients about Jeremy; told her that he proposed to me. ...

... I did not tell her anything beyond that, though." "So you haven't told any of your friends here at work that you got engaged on Easter Sunday, though?" Scarlett pouted at Amy. "No. I wish I could." Perhaps the only true negative about the life our little group had chosen to lead was that we were forced to hide its details from most (if not all) friends, while being overly ridiculed and questioned by certain intrusive family members. It took a long time, for example, for Lindsay's mother, Leslie, to finally accept the fact that her daughter was happy with us and thus, embrace the decisions her daughter had made and the lifestyle we led. It was still mind-boggling to Leslie, though, that her daughter was married to one man and four women, and literally engaged to two other ladies. Another example would be my very own sister, Di, who lived in the United States. Di was overjoyed for me when she was under the impression that Kristanna was the only woman in my life. We seemed like the perfect couple to her. To her, I had finally found happiness. But when I eventually confessed to Di that I had other wives as well, she began to rebel, and told me in no uncertain terms that she was very disappointed in me and the path I had chosen. She seemed disgusted. Whether right or wrong in the way others perceived us - justified or not - I go back to the fact that everyone in our little entourage was incredibly happy. We literally drowned each other out every day in a sea of love and caring. In ...