Chris and Christie: Making it work part 3 - Sex Stories

Chris and Christie: Making it work part 3

... grilled Samantha about the details of her tryst, Christie looked across the pavilion and saw Hailey and James had started circulating among their guests and she went to congratulate the two of them. She gave James a hug and quick peck on the cheek before she turned to Hailey. “Honey, you look gorgeous. I’m so happy for you.” Hailey beamed at her and turned her towards the bar. “Take a look over there. Do you see him?” Christie sighed. “Hailey, let’s not go into this right now. It’s your day.” “And I can do what I want to.” Hailey responded. “Now take a look around.” She scanned the pavilion, observing her guests. “I can see at least half a dozen girls here that Chris hooked up with in high school. But he’s not looking at any of them.” She turned back to where Chris was standing at the bar, smiling at the two of them. “He’s not looking at me, either. He’s not looking for some new girl to take to bed. He only has eyes for you.” Christie took a closer look and realized that Hailey was right. He was staring right at her and smiling. Despite herself, Christie felt embarrassed and averted her eyes as she blushed. Hailey smiled at her. “Do you know what I see in his eyes when he looks at you?” Christie shook her head. “I see love. And Christie I’m telling you, he has never looked at another girl the way I see him looking at you. Not me, not anyone. The way that you two look at each other …” She took a thoughtful pause before speaking again. “Christie, can I ask you to do something ...

... for me?” “Of course, it’s your wedding day. You can ask me to do anything.” “Stop treating me like an idiot.” Christie looked at her, startled. “What are you talking about?” “I’m talking about you and Chris. Your first time together wasn’t when he came back from Iraq, was it?” Christie stood in stunned silence, with no idea of what to say before she finally shook her head. “No.” She whispered. Hailey took another breath and held it for several seconds before letting it out. “Chris’s first time wasn’t with some girl he met on vacation, was it? It was with you.” Christie turned bright red and stared at the floor. “Christie?” She looked up to see Hailey staring at her. “You were his first.” She hung her head in shame. “Yes.” She quickly looked back up. “Hailey, I’m so sorry. I don’t know what to say, I never meant to hurt you, and it was so long ago, and it doesn’t really matter now.” Hailey just stared at her dispassionately and Christie took a deep breath. “How did you know?” She asked. “Something Chris said last night about how he’s always been in love with you. I knew that there was something more going on than just a schoolboy crush … and the way he’s been looking at you … it just clicked.” She looked off towards Chris. “And you talked me into going out with him. I don’t get it.” Christie sighed heavily. She was pretty sure that this was the end of their friendship, so she laid it all out on the table. “You were the right girl for him. You were the girlfriend that I wasn’t ...