Ransom and Revelation - Sex Stories

Ransom and Revelation

... opened it. “This is the most promising purchase I made today,” she said, pulling out one of the white, stiletto-styled heels. “You bought those?” Drew asked. “For Cheryl,” Melissa confirmed. “They fit perfectly and look smoking hot.” “I’m sure she’ll have something she can wear with them,” Drew mused. Melissa looked at Micah. “I’m sure she will,” she said. She plopped herself on the sofa and breathed out a long sigh. “What have you got to drink in this dump?” she asked Drew. “A little gin,” he said. “Eww,” Melissa responded. “Some bourbon?” “Scotch?” she asked hopefully. “Nope,” he answered. “I do have a bottle of white wine.” “Hmmm,” she mulled the idea. “Nope. I want Scotch.” “I don’t have any Scotch.” Melissa turned to Dana. “Darling, would you mind taking my husband out in public to purchase a bottle of Scotch for me? I’m afraid if I send him alone he’ll get lost.” “You should be afraid if you send me alone with Dana that I might not come back!” Micah joked. This time Dana blushed. “I trust her,” Melissa quipped. “You? Not so much.” “You trust me, don’t you, Dana?” Micah asked. “I’ll go,” Drew offered. “No,” Melissa said quickly. “I need you here.” “All right,” Micah said with a sigh. “Dana?” “Of course. It’s just a couple of blocks.” When her husband had left, Melissa patted the sofa next to her. As Drew sat down, she twisted to face him. “So, how’s your love life?” she asked. Drew laughed aloud. “You don’t care about my love life.” “I do, though,” she said seriously. “I ...

... don’t want to rip you away from a cozy, comfortable situation.” “Micah told me that’s exactly what the two of you plan to do,” he said with an edge. “Drew, darling,” Melissa said softly, “That’s not it at all. Micah and I love you and Cheryl. We just want to make it possible for all of us to be happy.” “Melissa, darling,” Drew replied, still with a touch of a nasty, mocking tone in his voice. “We’ve spent, at the most, two days together. I very much doubt that there’s anything like love going on here.” “You underestimate yourself, Drew.” Melissa’s tone was serious. “And, you underestimate Cheryl.” Drew blew out a breath of exhaustion. “Cheryl,” he said simply. “I know you’re crazy in love with her.” “True.” “Did you know she’s crazy in love with you, too?” “I think she loves me. But, crazy in love? I’d almost hate to think about that. If that were so, she would be even more miserable in this situation; in her situation. I’d hate that for her.” “Well, she is. Crazy in love with you. As for the misery, I can think of only two solutions for that.” “Don’t you think I’ve been over that time and again? Either I break it off with her, or she leaves her family to be with me.” “That’s why Micah and I are here.” “I thought Micah was offering me a job.” “Not a job, Drew. A life. A life with Cheryl, and, for as long as the two of you want, a life with Micah and me.” Drew shook his head slowly. “I’m glad to work for you and Micah. As for the other, I just don’t see that happening.” “Have ...