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Lilith’s Precious Ingredient
by Holly Rennick (address withheld)
***
Any of you catch the Lilith Fair concert tour and loved
organizer Sarah McLachlan’s audacity? "It doesn't
exclude men, it simply celebrates women." You got
topless, too, right? Well this story’s about that
Lilith. (MF, mast)
***
AUTHOR'S NOTE: Any of you catch the Lilith Fair concert
tour and loved organizer Sarah McLachlan's audacity?
"It doesn't exclude men, it simply celebrates women."
At $90 a ticket, the concert's only $12/hour. You got
topless, too, right? Well, this story's about that
Lilith.
***
AARON
Probably a dozen mid-level males at Fidelity look me
over fairly frequently, maybe play a few mind games, me
the mattress. Some might even ask me out if I'd let on
that I'm aware, but I'm pretty choosy. They play it
safe, enjoy it if my blouse is thin, or maybe when it
gets crowded in the elevator. (They always look at the
door, never over their shoulder at me.) It's normal,
innocent stuff. Maybe I even generate a little spice
for their regular partner.
I can't say that for me because I don't have a regular
partner, but if I did, I'd be there for him as long as
we were regular. There are some very special partners
out there. Just not enough to go around.
Aaron is an Associate Financial Vice President, the
kind of title with whom it's good to be friendly if
you're a CPA. Actually, we're both CPAs, hired at
nearly the same time, but Aaron's the one pre-ordained
for Fidelity's future.
Back then, we had a hopeful affair, just a small one,
two new-hires bonding as much for mutual assurance as
for sex. Aaron sweetly begged, but it was about
testosterone (though he called it "companionship").
When I didn't properly companion, foregoing being the
wife of a rising executive, degree-certified to balance
my checkbook, he looked elsewhere, but only as far as
the front desk. Evelyn was a knockout receptionist,
directing calls, charming a client while we'd peruse
his folder, freshening her nails and working her skirt
up her thigh simultaneously. A companion sort.
And I moved on. Well not really "on", more to the side,
the side closer to the files of audits and schedules.
It's fairly challenging, balancing multi-million-dollar
acquisition/dispositions. I can afford my work attire,
unlike the front-office girls.
I wouldn't even want to be an Associate Veep (except
for the bonuses), but the fact is that I'm not on that
track. Group Manager, if I play by the rules (which in
accounting are crystal clear at the bottom and shell
games above). That's OK, except that it's not about my
ability, my capital gains specialization, that is.
Fidelity job tracks are a little more related to (shall
we say?) personality. Aaron's far too professional to
see it this way, but when tasks get distributed, I'm
either someone he trusts or just a CPA who never mixes
up figures. Better to be trustworthy. You can always
blame the computer for the latter.
Aaron's married still, but really rocky, to hear him
explain. Evelyn doesn't understand work pressures the
way I do. (Sure, buddy! I don't take it to my apartment
at 5:00.)
Fact is, Evelyn and I were friends back then and still
chat, one of those boundary-fuzzy girl-to-girl "It's
like I've always known you, Lily" bonds. I truthfully
advised her not to be "seeing somebody" (Evelynese for
adultery), but once she kept doing it, passed on a few
thoughts about risk aversion (CPAese for "don't carry
condoms in your purse").
Aaron and I still see a lot of each other regarding tax
management and Aaron still likes to meet me somewhere
where we can kick back, talk about old times. (Aaron,
do you think I'm an intern? Our accounting techs are
past that one.)
Of course, being married he can't just say, "Lily, it's
better if Evelyn doesn't hear about this," so it's a
circumspect. "Lily, there's 80 minutes before the
meeting when I should be working on the forecast, but
maybe I can get away and we could catch up on what's
going on." (Like far from HQ, where we'd not be
recognized, right?)
Aaron, my hard-working predictable manager/colleague
with whom a dead affair never turned sour. We keep the
jokes going during the tax strategy roundtables. So
sure, I'll listen to whatever he needs to get off his
chest.
But he's not a special guy, or he'd be talking to
Evelyn, not me.
So I wasn't at all prepared for something so sudden.
"Want to come to the Horizon Meeting in Philly?"
The Horizon Meeting? That wasn't for worker bees like
me. Maybe we'd prepare a PowerPoint to suggest that
somebody knew what he (yes, "he") was talking about,
but we'd not actually go. If the questions got tough,
we'd get a call from a cell phone in some Philly
washroom.
Give me a break! Aaron was getting bored with Evelyn
and my breasts haven't sagged because I've not had
kids. Even a CPA can figure that one out. In case I had
any doubts, he brightly amplified, "Maybe go a day
early so we can do a little sightseeing." I could hear
it now, "Lily, you must be tired after the Liberty
Bell. Let's go back to the hotel and see what's on TV.
I paid to get the special channels, you know."
Actually, I'm just making the last line up. He wouldn't
watch that stuff with me around.
I was gracious but firm in dodging the invitation. When
he upped the ante by mentioning the nice restaurants,
maybe he read me. "Damn," he conceded affably. "Just
too used to brokering deals. Should have let this one
take its course, you remembering that I knew what you
liked."
I agreed. "It's nice to be asked, though." We'd still
be friends.
Story of my life! We'd have had cream-cheese
intercourse, enjoyed the company credit card, probably
even gone to the Mint. But there would be the lies to
Evelyn. Or worse, the ponderings about moving out.
Sex is lovely, as true-blue as double entry for a
single proprietorship, but I'm tired of being on the
bottom.
LILITH
I liked to shop at Sister Song, but never joined. I'd
save fifteen percent on hardbacks, eight on paper, but
there's the consensus business/issue meetings and
volunteering a half-day per month. I'd not mind
volunteering, but an hour of my time is worth more than
Sister Song's daily net. Better I just forego the
discount. They know me and don't mind that I wear hose.
What caught my eye, there on the Sisters Unite!
Shareboard was the flier -- "UPpity women. With Lilith
we rise! Study Circle"
Capitalized "UP"?
Rosie, the girl (I mean "woman," though she was
probably 17) manning (???) the counter, noticed my
perplexity. "It's about the Goddess Lilith and having
sex on top," she revealed, woman-to-woman. (When I was
Rosie's age, I went to regular church and had only
hopeful opinion on the second subject.) "I'll tell
Trish you're interested." You can't just tell a
feminist bookstore employee you're not interested. I
dutifully surrendered a business card when she asked if
I had a phone. "Way to go!" she offered, noting my
credential.
Trish (last name apparently superfluous) called me next
day, and after enthusiasing about the Goddess,
mentioned that they were also learning to knit and she
had a ton of dark maroon, if that were my color. And
actually I do tend toward an olive complexion and
maroon looks great on me. Plus I was getting sick of
watching Friends and Seinfeld reruns. If they burned
incense or anything, I'd bug out.
But to make a long story a little shorter, I went and
Trish is an actuary 9 to 5, and they all agreed about
me and maroon and Tanya (an Astrological Consultant, in
case I want to know my future) showed me how to keep my
stitches even. ("Don't need no stars for my future," I
didn't respond.)
Thursday evenings are fun part of my week now.
But back to why we faithfully get together. I won't
even begin to explain the significance of arch-femme
Lilith (who's no Goddess, in my humble opinion, just a
poignant reminder) to post-patriarchal womanhood.
Maybe CPAs are less into myths, other than those
relating book value to actual worth, but here are a few
highlights.
1) Lilith was born out of the same pure dust as was
Adam.
2) Lilith objected to being laid upon during
intercourse, protesting that she's man's equal. When
Adam raped her, she escaped by uttering the ineffable
true name of God and soared out of the Garden to a cave
by the Red Sea. She wouldn't have known God by name
(Adam didn't) if she weren't a Goddess herself, her
devotees confidently note.
3) Adam complained about his loneliness, so God
created Eve from Adam's rib. Some think that Lilith was
also the snake who deceived Eve. According to 13th-
century Jewish mysticism, Adam blamed Eve for the Fall,
for a time reunited with Lilith who bore him demon
children, but finally returned to the woman upon whom
he could belly-flop.
4) Without misogynist Adam, Lilith continued to bear
demons, 100 per day, whom three Godly angels tried to
dispatch. (We didn't discuss if these offspring were
vampires, as some claim. It's all speculation.)
5) In retribution, Lilith still kills boy children in
the eight days before circumcision, or 20 days for
girls. Semitic mothers protect their newborn with an
amulet naming the three angels.
But apart from Study Circle regular Zoe who sports the
amulet and Celtic earrings, and Sondra who prefers to
whisper, none of us probably gives Lilith all that
credit. Women have equal intercourse rights concerning
the up position. But a gal who has a baby every 15
minutes and inspires Gothic websites is a hard arch-
type to relate to while watching your microwave.
It was sort of interesting hearing Carrie's report on
Lilith in mythologies other than Hebrew. And it was fun
exchanging ideas on Lilith as a lesbian. (She's not,
but who's to deny the Sister Song board a deity.)
Author Holly Rennick ("Pedantic and frequently misled,"
the review in Sister's Monthly, our newsletter) has two
Lilith pictures at
http://www.asstr.org/files/Authors/Holly_Rennick/Lilith
.jpg. One shows Lilith with a snake; the other with the
talons of a nighthawk.
But practically, Study Circle was more interested in
one little sliver of her accomplishments -- how she
keeps getting pregnant.
I was the one who read "Lilith" by Dante Gabriel
Rossetti, 1828-1882. (This is as close as we ever got
to a ceremony. We turned out the lights, burned a
candle and I used a flashlight.) It starts,
Of Adam's first wife, Lilith, it is told
(The witch he loved before the gift of Eve)
That, ere the snake's, her sweet tongue could deceive,
And her enchanted hair was the first gold.
And still she sits, young while the earth is old,
And, subtly of herself contemplative,
Draws men to watch the bright net she can weave,
Till heart and body and life are in its hold.
Lilith purloins semen produced by masturbation,
"Lilith's Precious Ingredient," we called it. The name
Lilith relates to the Hebrew "laylah", night, because
that's the time of her transgression. Orthodox donors
needn't worry, though, because Judaism considers the
offspring illegitimate and a prayer orders the little
devil to not impede their father's ascent into heaven.
Study Circle vocabulary word -- "Succubus", a
lascivious female demon who descends upon and has
sexual intercourse with a sleeping man. The opposite is
"Incubus", an evil spirit who descends upon and has
sexual intercourse with a sleeping woman.
We all had sperm stories, of course, usually related to
high-school dating. Who's not had to sponge clean her
prom dress? But stealing it?
STUDY CIRCLE CHALLENGE
Some of us maybe weren't that great of knitters yet,
but we backcrossed and cabled and purled and twisted
with Lilith-inspired determination. But (sorry, Trish),
some of us were tiring of sedentary feminist
apologetics linked to vampires. Ruth suggested we
switch to Anais Nin who wrote erotic stories for $1 per
page. Or how 'bout The Red Tent?
But we needed something less heady.
Let's have a project! Maybe oppose Asian sex
trafficking! Too late -- Zoe already signed a petition
at Sister Song. Picket for partial birth abortions!
Come on, Tanya! Some us would like to adopt a kid who
needed a mom.
Let's just have a little fun, OK?
"So let's do like Lilith." It was Sondra, who we'd
encouraged to be more assertive. "I mean," reverting to
her normal barely-audible, "us make a collection of
guys' sperm."
We looked at each other. For a sperm bank?
Then, almost as one, we saw it for what it was, non-
linear brilliance! A fun-as-hell challenge for no
purpose other than to do it.
"Maybe we could use the stuff for some sort of
awareness at Sister Song," suggested Trish, but none of
the rest of us seconded the motion. That would make it
too theoretical.
"So what do we do?" asked Ruth, answering herself with
a giggle.
"We have to save it still wet, otherwise it's just like
at the drive-in, too easy," judged Carrie.
"What if...?" objected Judi, her freedom-to-love
concern.
"We'll need impartial judges, anybody who doesn't
choose to compete," assured Trish.
"Judgess," suggested Judi, validated.
"Who said compete?" Sondra, again empowered. "We're
sisters together."
"You're right," conceded our leader. "We won't count."
So that's how it started.
And next week, Zoe showed up with a Ziploc. "It's the
real stuff, women," she guaranteed.
"How?"
"Russ is totally obedient, despite his shaved head. I
just milked him."
"Into a plastic bag?"
"I told him we'd freeze it in case he had a motorcycle
accident or anything."
We called her Zoe Ziploc. They think she can just put
an ice-cube in her vagina?
The next week, Tanya displayed a stoppered test-tube
she'd stashed in her bathroom to scoop her significant-
other's production off her abdomen. She'd pulled away
halfway through to keep it accessible. "He thought I'd
popped loose in thoughtless abandon," she grinned.
And Trish, inadvertently revealing that her "current
partner" was also her husband, passed around a plastic
bag containing black panties. She'd started him orally
and moped up. Judi ruled that the panties were
"legally" wet.
My opinion (but I didn't say it to Study Circle) was
that all three had pushed the rules. Lilith doesn't do
hand-jobs or coitus interruptus or fellatio. The male
does the work. If I were to get a sample, that's how
I'd want to do it.
AARON AGAIN
Probably I could have picked my target with a better
long-range plan, but our Study Circle challenge was
just short-term. Aaron was more-or-less already in the
bag. (Not so intended, but a Ziploc joke, maybe?) The
sex would be good, even on the bottom. I could hardly
expect to steal his seed (Lilith-type terminology) and
deny him, could I?
But no, Lilith never screws them. No payoff but the
babies. I'd be Lilith if I could. Study Circle would
want me to exert myself to my empowered potential.
Evelyn? Well, she's Aaron's problem, not mine. She'd
probably be explaining to some physical fitness trainer
about her husband the way he explains about her to me.
I'll bet if I steered his lamentation, I'd find out
what health club. "You're Jacque?" I'd ask at my no-
charge body-fat-assessment session, while he evaluated
(pleasantly high) the tone of my thighs (which is
good). "You're seeing Evelyn and we wouldn't want Aaron
to know, would we? He's an Associate Vice President. So
how about a complimentary membership, and don't ever
show your slimy biceps in the weight room when I'm
there." Actually, CPAs never do that sort of thing, but
we think about it some.
How to steal some of Aaron's semen? Missed Philly, but
Burbank's coming up.
*****
It only took a bra strap, a skinny black one too high
on my left shoulder. I'd have worn my sweater for the
maroon, but it ended up being a bit narrow. Maybe a
gift for Rosie at Sister Song. She makes minimum wage,
but gets to read everything.
Aaron hardly eyed the strap, but that's because he's
smooth. And the next time I went without (yes I still
can, thank you) under my totally-professional
broadcloth twill under serge jacket, he guided me
through the conference-room entry, hand lightly on the
small of back. (No tell-tell ridge, right, Aaron?)
So when he mentioned his Burbank presentation, the
Corporate Directives meeting I long saw scheduled, all
I had to say was, "Burbank? Isn't that where Jay Leno
is? The Tonight Show and everything?"
"Still must be," he agreed. "Been there?" I could the
clicks in his brain, remembering earlier times.
"Is it far from the beach?" having done my homework.
"Half hour. Santa Monica Pier," now deciding that he'd
need someone to do last-minute tweaks to his
PowerPoint. That it would be smart to get there a day
ahead to get optimized (his term). It took no more than
my sigh about "those horrid red-eye flights back" for
him to decide that it made sense to stay till the day
after. Get the summary recorded while it's fresh, he
suggested.
My challenge wasn't optimizing the spreadsheets. At a
12.3 percent return, who cares about how we
depreciated? My job was theft.
"OK, Aaron, we shoot straight, right? I know that you
and Evelyn are trying to work things out, that you, at
least, are making a real effort. The trip's just
business, right? No rooms with adjoining doors, if you
read me." Translate: I'm already thinking about sex and
who minds walking down a hall?
And, "And don't bull-shit me, Aaron. You want me to
make our office look good. It's my job. So if I dress
to look good, it's still business, OK? Translate:
Remember the beige silk that shows my nipples?"
And, "And I know how touchy Evelyn can get about
nothing. Don't lie, but she doesn't have to know who's
helping you out." Translation unnecessary.
A thief has to invite herself to the scene of the
crime.
*****
Graciela Burbank is easy driving distance to Warner
Brothers, NBC, Disney and everything! Predictably, we
were on the same floor. He'd booked the best, but why'd
I need three phones?
It was nice to have the afternoon to see where Jay
broadcasts and to check out the hotel's health
facility. Oh my! I must have forgotten my sports bra. I
guess this thin one will have to do, to Aaron's poorly-
disguised glances when we treadmilled side-by-side.
Jacuzzi afterwards, my swimsuit was nothing like what
we'd probably see on the beach, but revealed more than
Aaron had recently seen. I let him catch me looking at
the bulge in his trunks. Tried to blush, even.
Snuggling against a Jacuzzi nozzle, I turned Aaron red
with a blithe, "Wow!" It's good to remind Associate
Veeps that not everything's business.
We went over the presentation, me fiddling a little
with the fonts and then had a great Indonesian dinner.
(Why not? I hadn't a clue what they eat.)
We drove along the Pacific, absolutely beautiful in the
remaining twilight. When we took off our shores and
walked ankle deep, he took my arm. I joshed about it
being dark enough to swim to the breakers, giggling
because our swimsuits were still back at the hotel.
Aaron wouldn't pursue the adventure, I knew, the
thought of apprehension too intimidating. (LA actually
has beach police to discourage hold-ups and spontaneous
copulation.)
I let him steer me through the Graciela lobby door,
hand on my back. No bump again, just smooth me, but
he'd figured that one out when I'd tripped in the sand
and let his elbow nudge for a few steps.
"Lily?" in the elevator.
(Here it comes.) "Yeah?"
"Thanks for being a good listener. I guess you know me
better than I know myself, sometimes."
(Right on that point, buddy.) "Well, we can be friends
on top of being on the Fidelity team, right?" my
encouragement plagiarizing a recent call to corporate
unity.
"That's what I mean -- friends." He paused, trying to
optimize the next step. "I just think of back when,
sometimes," an effort unworthy of an Associate Veep,
but maybe he thought sounded romantic.
"At least you've got Evelyn," I tried to sound helpful,
watching him crumble. "Me..."
"We're friends, Lily, and sometimes friends need each
other." (More Veep-like, I conceded.) "Want me to call
room service for some ice cream or something?" (Back to
Aaron at his best. Ice cream to lubricate the deadlock!
An asshole boss would try champagne.)
"That would be fun," walking past him into his room.
"Think they'll have peppermint?"
I helped undo his tie, admonishing, "There's Evelyn to
think of," before he could mass-flick all the switches
on the wall consol. He killed some of the lights OK,
but on came the TV with (You guessed it!) Leno. I could
have brought a CD, as there was a player.
Girls get raped in hotel rooms all the time and rarely
have the nerve to complain. (Sister Song has a Study
Circle about it.) But, as I noted early on, Aaron's
pretty decent. It wasn't like I was unbuttoning
anything.
Aaron tipped room service a dollar, which seemed high
for two $2.49 single scoops plus two wafer items, but
Fidelity of course got the $4.98 portion. "Brushing up
for tomorrow," he'll explain if the Graciela trip is
audited.
I did want things to go well tomorrow, so I kicked off
my shoes, curled up on a chair and made him perform the
bar graphs. Smooth, knowledgeable, confident. He missed
just a comma's worth of command when I smiled big,
right in the middle of a timeline.
"How about staying, Lily?" forthrightly asked as we
brief-cased our documents. "The part of you that wants
to is the real you," the well-proven divide-and-conquer
technique.
"Come on, Aaron." I tried to sound exasperated. "It's
not about me. You know exactly what makes me tick, knew
it our first time. I think about back then, too." I
paused for effect. "You can't do it to Evelyn." I
continued, more deliberately. "But you know I like you
a lot, would if we could." A thought seemed to sway me.
"Maybe you'd just hug me for old time's sake?"
I didn't bother waiting, wrapping my arms around
(appropriately cautious at first), then thrusting my
chest fully against him, as if I were remembering anew.
I didn't want to get into a kissing thing, though. Same
for the breasts, just one hand on the outside. Where I
relented was lower, letting him press his growing
erection, then pressing back in acknowledgement, the
first steps in what can become engagingly slow
lovemaking.
Girls get raped a lot more often, once they start
grinding, and I wasn't too sure of Aaron's tolerance.
Dissuading his rapture by stilling my hips, I
whispered, "We've got a really big day tomorrow and
then we'll want to celebrate." What could be better?
I left him to satisfy himself face up, not face down,
I'd think. Too bad I wasn't there with a Ziploc.
*****
Our part of the Corporate Directives meeting went by
the numbers, Aaron the Associate Veep charting a sound
future, me the CPA adjusting the projector. He never
called me "Lily" and tactically deferred a few
technical questions to me, demonstrating that this
one's not front-office. I wore my professionally-
tailored form-revealing black linen suit and smiled at
everybody. The honcho for Corporate Relations tried to
peek where my blouse gaps under the middle button.
We snarfed a catered lunch, totally Californian, and a
few of the higher-ups judged my butt while passed out
fruit juices. I had the afternoon off, probably to my
fans' (my fanny's fans'?) disappointment.
Beach ho!
Suits on both sexes seemed to be spray-painted.
Californians average about seven square inches of non-
bronzed skin, though of course a weekday afternoon at
the beach biases the sample. (Lots of business audits
these days use random sampling.)
Couples ventured into the surf, girls perched on their
dates' laps where if the water level wasn't always
changing, they'd have done it. (I'd think that doing it
in salt water would (1) kill the sperm and (2) leave
you irritated, but don't really know.)
The surfer dudes (their term for themselves) scope the
sand endlessly for women alone. Some dudes were pretty
old and I could have gone for a woody ride so easily,
even if none of them really drove a restored classic. I
just said that I worked in an office, not that I dealt
in millions. I could chat like Evelyn where it seemed
advantageous.
I let one cute shaggy permed "Surf's up!" type help me
where maybe I'd missed lotioning under my strap. He
more or less suggested doing around my cups as well,
but I didn't bite. As I implied, dudes aren't too
sophisticated, other than about wave names, maybe.
I'd have gone in the water with him, but I was meeting
Aaron for dinner and CPAs can assess benefit/cost
involving a dude, waves that may retreat too quickly,
and beach police. It was fun flirting, though, and he
saw my nipple for his friendly banter.
When he left, I gave him a "Surf still up?" and he
laughed, knowing that this barely-tanned surfer chick
knew the meaning.
I timed it about right, returning sandy-shoed and
salty-haired. "Really exciting, those Corporate
Directives, right Aaron?" knocking on his door and
elbowing him a little too playfully. "Should have come
with me, kept me from getting burned. Time for a shower
before dinner?"
"How about a salty kiss to start our celebration," him
on cue, saving me the work.
"How 'bout washing my salty back first?" too fine a
coquettishness to forego.
I'd have thought my friend died and went to heaven when
I stood as if that's how we end a business day, arms
raised for him to pull up my top. I'd put my bra back
on so he'd have to do a little work. He had me buck
naked in hardly 60 seconds, probably all the time
assessing what looked the same, what looked different
from how he remembered. I knew exactly: 8 more pounds
but nothing lengthened in my shoulder straps; no longer
shaved to the bikini lines of those "Does she?" years;
probably stronger legs because I'm more serious about
jogging.
I didn't twirl or anything, though.
"Doing my back in your $400 suit?" kept him moving.
(Maybe it cost even more.) Aaron's erection wasn't as
long as I'd remembered, but things exaggerate over the
years. His was entirely suitable for one in leadership,
though. The way his stomach hair transitioned to his
pubic seemed unchanged.
"Same old Aaron," I laughed, flicking him and darting
shower-ward, him in pursuit. I killed the bathroom
light, but left the door ajar for a little
illumination.
Then I hit him with the condition. "It's a washing
ritual, washing away all the numbers and make-believe
projections." (CPAs don't count cash not yet banked.
We're more like comptrollers than wizards.) "You can
fuck our competition, but you don't get to fuck me
standing with shampoo in my eyes."
I guess not rushing our celebration made sense to
Aaron. Males like foreplay too. He basically stood
behind me, washing my hair for real, my back, around to
my breasts, concentrating his lower sudsing to my pubic
hair. His penis kept slapping my backside, but I didn't
handle it (except accidentally). Sliding against each
other was sexy, much more fun than just getting
plastered against the stall wall.
He'd have climaxed if I'd used my butt on him, but you
can't steal sperm under a stream of water.
Sand- and salt-free, I tossed him a towel and grabbed
another for myself. Otherwise, he'd probably blot me
backwards onto the bed. The bed did look pretty comfy,
I'll admit. Maybe four couples could fit. At least that
many flow to Burbank for Corporate Directives, the
other females with nails and faces that required daily
refinement. I could have had High Tea (a ceremony in
which our hotel strived for European superiority) with
some of them that afternoon, but I'd gone to the beach.
I supposed Fidelity was paying for a few unused rooms,
but maybe somebody we own owns this hotel, so it
doesn't matter. I could almost hear the, "Oh, Lexi. I'm
sure you remember our Corporate Directive about wearing
leather and chaining me to the bedposts. Oh, please,
not that! I'll do anything!"
Casual nudity isn't casual, as we know. We don't sit
down to pull on our panties, for example. We try to be
adeptly nonchalant. Aaron's penis was back to its
stubbiness, probably due to me not toweling it, but
maybe, I wondered, he'd climaxed behind me. You can't
tell the difference from water and suds. It was OK if
he had, I decided, as we'd all evening for recovery.
Dinner (Japanese, minute servings, less fun than
Indonesian, a bigger hit on Fidelity's MasterCard) was
almost romantic if we'd been younger. We sat on the
floor and I worked my limbs to fold one leg under and
extend the other, half Oriental, I'd call it. My
forward foot (not at all accidentally, I confess) found
its way between Aaron's who'd wedged his back with
cushions to maintain vertical posture. It only took an
onward wiggle while we were inspecting what may have
been water chestnuts to toe his crotch. I giggled, he
blushed and we decided that maybe we were consuming
something more nautical while I made him as hard as the
single-stem vase on our table. "Maybe a Yokohama sea
slug?" goosing him a good one. Must have been the sake.
In the car he said, "You're so naughty," and I said,
"Geisha Lily wear her velly special kimono?"
We went wading at the beach again and I picked up a
piece of slimy seaweed, tossed it and hit him, all with
my toes. "Sometimes my toes don't mind their manners,"
I explained. "Now we'll have to take another shower."
Finally home to the Graciela Burbank, I steered him
toward my room. Same in poshness as his, but I'd
something stashed by the bed.
Showering was even more of a come-on, a bit more
leaning backwards on my part. I could have hung a pool
towel on him when we exited, so I knew he'd contained
himself.
And now the greatest challenge, far beyond anything
required by Study Circle, but no less than what Lilith
asked.
"Aaron?"
"I'm ready for you, Lily."
"Oh, I'm ready, too, but I'm thinking."
"About what?"
"Evelyn."
"Well don't. It's just this once because we're
friends."
"It's not right," in my grownup voice.
"Not right? We showered together, for Chrisake! It
slithered all over you."
"Yea, but we didn't do it."
"Lily, feel this," pressing both my hands to emphasize
its magnitude. "You've been feeling it all evening."
"Yea, it shouldn't be in me, not even in my hands,"
letting go. "Maybe it's OK to fool around, shower naked
even. But not to have sex."
"Are you serious?"
"I'm serious."
"So what about me?" tying to reengage my grasp.
"It would be more sexy to do it side-by-side, maybe?"
trying to sound like Lilith.
"Side-by-side?" letting the back of his hand brush
himself since I was giving only superficial attention.
"I'll show you. You show me. We won't really have
intercourse."
"You mean masturbate each other?"
"Not each other. Ourselves. That way you won't have to
lie if Evelyn asks if we had sex."
"Why'd she ask?"
"She said she'd call me on Tuesday night, yesterday,
about health clubs. And I'm pretty sure I put something
on my answering machine about being in California for
business. She'll figure it out."
"Oh shit!"
"But you never said I wasn't coming and I did need to
be here for some answers and we don't even have
adjacent rooms. You're a good presenter if you don't
have to lie."
"Well, shit still! I haven't been this ready in years!
Fuck Evelyn!"
"That's the point," an inopportune wisecrack,
fortunately missed. "So side-by-side, just with me." My
reflective moment. "I've not been this ready, either."
True, true, true!
And as an afterthought, "Anyway, we've done it the
regular way lots of times. Let's make it new and
pretend that we're just discovering things. I was maybe
11. How old were you?"
I lowered him onto his back and wrapped his fingers
around his member. I'd never watched a male do it
manually. For Lilith's sake, it had to be just him, but
I could still rest my hand on his wrist to feel the
sinews.
"We can hear the ocean," Lilith, the seductress, not
violator. As the poem says, she "draws men to watch the
bright net she can weave, till heart and body and life
are in its hold." (Actually, we were excessively far
from the ocean, but we could pretend.)
The Vice Presidential drained from Aaron's brow as he
drew lightly up and stroked more firmly down. I tried
to envision my vagina in his hand's place, fluid around
his firmness. (In Study Circle, we envision
envisioning.) It was too dim to discern, but I knew
that he'd be leaking the early wetness that could have
slickened me.
I wanted to reach my hand around his, to weave our
fingers so there would be ten digits helping. But
instead I watched. I could tell he was concentrating,
eyes now closed. His toes were rigidly upward. His neck
didn't flex. It was as if his entire mobility centered
at his groin. Pushing up with his hips as much as down
with his fist, orgasm was at hand.
A few faster strokes and he was spraying Lilith's
precious ingredient excitedly into the air.
"Let me catch it. Rub some on my breasts."
He let me trap his continuation between my palms, one
hand indeed sliming my breasts, the other's contents
scooped into the waiting film canister.
I felt bad about thieving so mechanically, the event
having much more of a spontaneous feel. Maybe Lilith
doesn't care how her victim ejaculates, but I did. As
soon as I'd snapped the lid, I snuggled where I could
kiss Aaron the way he merited.
"Aaron, I'm not going to shower and tomorrow on the
plane when nobody is looking I'm going to unbutton a
button and there will still be cum right where you're
looking."
"Promise?"
"Guaranteed," with another smooch. "But if you undo
your fly to show me where it's still on you, the FBI
will meet you at the airport. Also guaranteed."
I'd not be what Aaron demands, though. As much as he
laments Evelyn, she's the one he needs to screw,
someone he can roll off, put on his tie and sell
Fidelity.
*****
Me? I'm pregnant! Aaron doesn't know, and best not. He
doesn't even think we did anything serious, just
masturbated. Sure enough, Evelyn met him at the door
with her big question and sure enough, he could answer
truthfully. And sure enough, girl-to-girl, I assured
her that as sexy as he still is, the man who chose her
over me is faithful.
"You know, Evelyn? If he'd done his Aaron thing, maybe
he'd have laid me and I'd feel terrible forever.
Sometimes a girl can't get away. But he didn't, that
husband of yours."
My Ob-Gyn dates it to whenI was in Burbank and says my
story isn't unique in medical literature. Semen on your
finger, masturbate your vagina, a crafty upstream-
swimming sperm. She assumes I'll choose to abort.
Sister Song is divided on that one, but the loud ones
vote more.
Evelyn, who'd do the calendar bit as well, if she
knows, wouldn't care a nickel about the medical
uniqueness. Here would come Aaron to my apartment, his
suitcase of ties, forever assuming double-decker.
A CPA can move about anywhere and even set her own
hours, so I'll be able to nurse. And truth be told,
there are probably more decent men in the Pacific
Northwest who'll look beyond me being a single mom.
Like maybe see me as a dimensional person, not just
something to lie on. Sister Song has a list of women-
owned bookstores up there, so I'll have some friends
right off.
Thanks Lilith. No incense or anything, just a girl-to-
girl thank you from me and the one inside.
END
HOLLY ON THE WEB
Wherever you found this story on the web, thank you to
the server. My problem is that I've no systematic way
to update the various servers. As literary errors (or
just poor word usages) are made known to me, I'll
repair that which is salvageable on
http://www.asstr.org/~Holly_Rennick/. My website's not
much graphically, I admit, but HTML isn't my native
language.
You can contact me via the site's message form, that
HTML code by the smart people at ASSTR.
I won't be changing the story significantly, so if you
didn't like it before, that much will remain the same.
But if you did like it, an update may read a bit more
cleanly.
Holly
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