This is our first Christmas
As husband
and wife
The very
first Christmas
Of our
married life
This is our
first Christmas
Together in
our house
The very
first Christmas
This is our first Christmas
As husband
and wife
The very
first Christmas
Of our
married life
This is our
first Christmas
Together in
our house
The very
first Christmas
My Christmas gift to you
Is not
wrapped up in coloured paper,
Tied with
ribbon and bows
And hidden
beneath the tree
It’s
visible for all to see
It is
written on my face
Like ink on
parchment
It spills
out from my heart
Like
boiling milk from a pan
It emanates
from my every pore
And
surrounds us all
My
Christmas gift to you
Is my never-ending
love
PS – there are
gifts under the tree as well
Terri Goode went to the University of
Downshire in Abbottsford where she studied Drama and it was for her, like many
girls of her age, a life defining time.
She was in halls for the first year and
she shared with three other girls, and all four of them were studying the
Performing Arts in one form or another and apart from their studies they also
had in common the fact they were all natives of the Finchbottom Vale.
Terri was five foot eight with long
cascading straw coloured hair,
mesmerizing blue eyes, a heart melting
smile, a gorgeous figure, substantial breasts, and a pert derriere, all gracefully
underpinned by stunning legs.
Out of all the girls Terri was the only
one of them who was had a boyfriend when they first met during fresher’s week.
Ryan Chapman was four years older than her
and had already been through University and he was literally the boy next door
for Terri and she had loved him since she was 12 years old, but because she was
younger and was a skinny tomboy with braces on her teeth she was invisible to
him.
However, beneath the comfort of her duvet she
fantasized about being with him and as she touched herself, she dreamed of him
touching her.
She finally got him in the summer before
she went off to Abbottsford and from that moment, she had him heart, body, and
soul.
After dating for a month Ryan went to stay
with his grandparents for two weeks and while he was away they began writing
love letters to each other via email and when he returned to Shallowfield they
made love for the first time, which was also her first time.
Ryan worked in Shallowfield for the
Dancingdean Forestry Commission, which he heartily enjoyed, and his profession kept
him at his physical peak, which he needed in order to keep up with a very vigorous
Terri, because once she had succumbed to him that first time she wanted him all
the time, he had created a monster, a beautiful, sexy, large breasted sex
monster who wanted to do it with him at every opportunity, at any time and in
any location.
So he kept his 6ft tall muscular physic in
good order because he had to be ready for her, as with Terri in Abbottsford and
Ryan in Shallowfield she was severely rationed, which was why when they did get
together she wanted as much of him as she could get, so he would either drive
to Abbottsford to give it to her or Terri would travel home to Shallowfield to
get it.
Which was what happened in December when
she got a lift home the week before Christmas after they had broken up for the
holidays.
The first thing she did once she got all
her things in the house was phone Ryan and invite him to lunch.
“I can’t babe” he said “We’re really
snowed under”
“Oh, but you have to, everyone will be so
disappointed” she pleaded
“Everyone?”
“Yes, the family” Terri lied “It’s for
Christmas”
“You mean it’s a Christmas Lunch” he asked,
“I really don’t have time for….”
“Its more of a buffet really, you don’t
have to stay long” she explained
“Ok I’ll see you soon, but it’s really got
to be a quickie” he agreed
“Absolutely, a quick in and out, I
understand” she said
When she’d hung up, she quickly undressed
and started to set the scene.
“Hello!” He called as he stepped through
the front door “where is everyone”
“Is that you Ryan?” Terri called
“Yes, where are you?” he shouted
“I’m in the dining room” she called back
so he walked down the hall
“Where’s everyone else, I thought we were
having Christmas Lunch”
He said as he stepped into the dining room
and found Terri lying draped across the table like an erotic Christmas buffet
completely naked with only some strategically placed item of food to preserve
her modesty.
“We are, and I’m it” she replied
“That’s a terrible waste of ham” he
pointed out
“They’re just props from Uni” she said and
threw one at him
“So, do you have enough time for some of
this?”
“I could manage a morsel or two” he
replied
“Good, now come and tuck in”
Phil Marshall was 22 years old and an only child who lived with his parents in a huge 10 bedroom house in the village of Shallowfield on the edge of the Dancingdean Forest, and he had led a very privileged life and he was spoilt and conceited and had grown accustomed to always getting what he wanted.
So when the Purcell’s came to stay for the family Christmas gathering in
the 1990’s and he set his cap for their eldest daughter Denise he fully expected
to get his wish and sleep her.
She was a year younger than him with flaming red shoulder length hair
and a busty undulating form that made his heart race.
He planned on wasting no time in getting in his Cousin Denise’s bed but alas
on the first night beneath the Marshall’s roof he fell asleep while he waited
for the house to fall silent.
So on the second night he made sure he didn’t succumb to sleep before
Denise succumbed to his lust.
It was just after 1 am when he tiptoed across the landing in a Santa
Suit, full of expectation but as he slowly opened the door he was greeted by
the discouraging sight of Denise cuddled beneath the duvet with the family
housekeeper Josie McCalonan.
As he stood watching, Denise suddenly opened her eyes and realised he
was there and said
“There’s no one in here for you Santa we’ve had out presents” and she smiled
contentedly.
Phil closed the door and turned around to find Denise’s older sister
Rachel standing by her open bedroom door and as Rachel had carried a torch for
Phil for several years she said.
“If she’s not interested I wouldn’t say no to a present”
Rachel was not as pretty or busty or as sexy as her sister but she was
obviously straight, she was willing and she was standing across the landing so Phil decided that she may have been second best but he
knew that she would still give him a Christmas to remember.
Christmas
was just around the corner for the inhabitants of Highfinch which nestled on the edge
of the Pepperstock Hills where the Lily Green Hollows Golf Club separated the
village from the Hamlet of Lily Green, which made up the parish of St Martins
Church and between Lily Green and the sleepy hamlet of
Kingfisherbridge was where Alex Trafford lived and since it was only a few weeks before Christmas, his
divorcee sister Kate and his niece India were staying with him, which was how
it had been for the previous eight years, ever since her divorce, and he saw no
reason to deviate from the norm that year.
Northerly winds shrieked through the trees, carrying winter on its coat tails,
as they wrapped themselves around the house and tried to shake it from its
foundations with all their spiteful might as the freezing rain and snow they
carried streaked down the double glazing, creating eerie shadows on the walls
which were at odds with the glow from the hearth.
It
was cozy and safe inside the house as he watched the fury of the storm outside
until he shivered, so he pulled the curtains together and shut out the stormy
vision.
His
sister Kate and her daughter India were in the kitchen making Christmas
cookies, mince pies, Christmas cake and pastries and the smell of cinnamon,
spices and ginger was mouth-watering but he knew from experience that they
wouldn’t let him have one, Amy would have done, she always did.
But
Amy was gone now, gone forever and he missed her so much, but it was the first
Christmas since her death and he didn’t know what to do without her, he didn’t
know where he fitted in.
When
Amy was alive she steered the ship and he was her first mate, but now he was
cut adrift and rudderless.
He
sat down in his chair by the fire and looked at the Christmas Tree and winced,
trimming the tree was Amy’s forte and what he had done was a pale imitation
which was when he decided mainly for want of something to do, to get up and go
in search of more decorations.
He
opened the hatch and pulled down the ladder and climbed the steps to the loft
and sought out the decorations that he hoped would improve the appearance of
the tree.
It
was a large house and subsequently it had a large loft and after more than
twenty years living there the loft was an absolute treasure trove.
He
switched on the light and he muttered to himself as the dim light from the LED
bulb did little better than a candle like glow which created weird and
wonderful, if weak and feeble, shapes all over the loft.
He
was of his time and much preferred light bulbs that came on to maximum
brightness the moment you flicked the switch.
He
knew it would brighten eventually he would just have preferred it to be
immediate.
There
were huge trunks and boxes full of old clothes and shoes, old books of his
fathers and toys from his childhood and so many other memories were stored in
the loft.
The
winds took on new life up in the roof space, howling like a banshee as granular
snow and hailstones beat its staccato rhythm on the roof and the unearthly
soundtrack put him in an eerie frame of mind.
He momentarily forgot the reason for his trip to the attic, as he started to
ponder what treasures he might rediscover.
Then
he remembered why he was there and opened a box but only found some of his
sister Kates old dolls.
Then
out of the corner of his eye he saw a figure which made him jump but when he
looked closer it was just an old dress maker’s dummy.
But
he felt himself drawn to that corner of the loft and in particular a large oak
chest.
He
knelt down in front of it and unbuckled the leather strap and lifted the lid
and instantly new what it contained even if he could see inside the plastic
cover, it was his wife’s wedding dress, he hadn’t seen it since their wedding
day or touched the silk folds and felt their softness against his skin since
that wonderful day.
She
had packed it lovingly away because she dreamed that one day her daughter would
wear it on her wedding day, a common enough dream for a mother.
Sadly
they were never blessed with a little girl, not a boy for that matter, it
wasn’t to be for them, and it was his one regret, that he was unable to give
her a child.
Suddenly he felt compelled to touch the soft cool silk, so he carefully
unzipped the bag and tentatively reached for the silk and in the instant his
fingers touched the fabric, the dress makers dummy seemed to come to life and
he looked up and found himself staring mesmerized at what appeared to be his
darling wife Amy as she was on that wonderful day in June all those years ago
when they were married at St Martins Church, and he sighed to see her sweet
smiling face with sparkling blue eyes.
The
tone of the wind seemed to change at that point and it seemed to have been
replaced by church bells and wedding music, he knew it wasn’t possible but he
couldn’t move and didn’t want to for that matter.
“I
miss you so much” he said to the apparition and he felt soft kisses on his neck
and he sighed again
Just
at that moment he was brought back to the moment by a call from the landing
“Uncle
Alex! Lunch is ready”
“Ok
I’ll be right down” he said and the blissful moment had gone.
He
zipped the garment bag up again, closed the lid of the trunk and re-buckled the
strap, then he walked back to the ladder but looked back as he descended and
she was there again smiling at him and softly said
“I
will be with you always”
“Thank
you” he responded and as he continued his descent she added
“And
the tree looks fine darling”
Christmas wishes just for you
Sent with love, tried and true
I send you love, I send you cheer,
I just wish we weren’t apart this year
I can’t wait until Christmas
I just want
to let you know
You have
all my love
This
Christmas tied up with a bow