It was a fun night. Just what she needed after she had broken up with her boyfriend. She still felt sad, even though she was the one that decided she ...idn’t want to go on. He was just way too vanilla. He had been a good partner, he was a good person, she loved him deeply, they just weren’t compatible sexually and it started to affect the rest of the relationship. So a fun distracting night out was very welcome. The night sky stretched out over the city, a cool breeze stroke past her neck.. An electric fireplace on one wall began to ignite as he noticed that the four glass doors on the opposite side of the room all faced out to an ever-moving dark body. Being so preoccupied with finding her house and how he should act around her, he had apparently missed the fact that she lived in a beachfront house. As the lights rose to a low glow, she stood in the doorway, her right hand in the upper corner while she balanced alluringly on her left leg, her right crossing in front. The. One by one the guests sat down, those who remained glanced about the room only to realize the ones left standing were men. The other guests could see the men standing were clearly nervous as a sudden realization of what was coming dawned on them.Standing awkwardly the men continued to glance around the room until their eyes drifted to the new bride. Everyone in the room was confused as they waited on the groom to speak. Pushing the lump in his throat down, the groom cleared his throat and. She finished the outfit with white low heels, her usual tiny hoop earrings, and her straight brown hair flowing over her shoulders and brushing the tops of her breasts. If she wore any make-up, it was very light and difficult to see in the candlelight. ‘Happy Valentine’s Day,’ she said softly with a smile as I closed and locked the door. When I turned around, she stood before me, her arms spread wide. Even though I still wore my backpack, we embraced, sharing a long hug interrupted only by an.