Crime & Punishment (Collection 2): Five Erotic Stories of Sexual Submission by V.R. Dunlap
Authors: V.R. Dunlap
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tried to gather her senses.
“It was,” he agreed as he turned to plant a firm kiss against her lips.
* * * * *
Lisa tried desperately to concentrate on helping Bridget get ready for the wedding, but her mind kept drifting to what had happened on the plane the night before. When the plane landed, she had been sure that her relationship with Adam wasn't just about sex. They had talked all the way through the disembarkation process and she was thrilled to discover that Adam was as charming as he was sexy. But when she went through customs, she looked up and he was gone. She checked around the airport and realized he had disappeared.
After that, nothing had gone right and to top things off, when she arrived at her hotel, they had given away her room and she was forced to intrude on Bridget. Fortunately Bridget and Dillon were in separate rooms before the wedding – apparently the first night they had been apart since their first date. Lisa smiled wistfully, and wished she had been as lucky as Bridget.
She shook her head to get the thought of him out of her mind and looked over at Bridget. She really looked beautiful today. The silky white gown hugged Bridget's full breasts and accentuated her small waist. The bottom of the dress was long and flowing, perfect for their wedding on the beach. Her hair was arranged in artful waves, accented with a small tiara to hold her short veil in place.
“You look wonderful,” she told her friend sincerely.
“And you look distracted,” Bridget answered.
Lisa smiled and appreciated her friends support. “It’s nothing, just a guy,” she said trying to be as dismissive as she could. Bridget gave her a look and she realized she hadn’t fooled her at all. “Bridget, I promise, I will tell you all about him tomorrow, but today is your day. I don’t want to talk about it today.”
“Well, don’t worry too much about it. Maybe we can find you a new guy today. You know, I was going to set you up with Dillon’s best man, but he met someone on the way over here and apparently had been inconsolable since he lost her in the airport.”
Lisa perked up as she listened to the familiar story. “What do you mean? How did he lose her?” she asked, chills rushing over her – it couldn't just be a coincidence she hoped.
“I don't know too much about it,” Bridget said, “Just that he met someone yesterday on the flight over and is apparently head over heels for this girl. He spent most of the night trying to find out what hotel she was staying in. But apparently she never checked in anywhere. Dillon just said that he was a wreck when he came back today – apparently he didn't sleep all night. If he weren't so stuck on this girl, I was going to introduce you two because you have so much in common. I really thought you guys would hit it off,” she finished.
“Lisa, what's so funny,” she asked as Lisa grinned from ear to ear.
“Bridget, this is very important. Who is Dillon's best man?”
“I never told you about his best friend? How weird,” Bridget said with a small frown. “His name is Adam, Adam Cole.”
Lisa smiled ear to ear as she realized what she had just heard. “I think we already met,” she giggled as butterflies raced through her stomach.
The music started and the girls quickly pulled themselves together. “Well, you're on,” Bridget said as Lisa took her first step onto the aisle. She looked at the dais, beautifully decorated with flowers and chiffon and at the two men standing there waiting. She noticed Dillon immediately as he stood there proud and tall, but it was the other man who had all of her attention. The look on Adam's face when he saw her was shock mixed with surprise and happiness. Lisa beamed back at him.
When she got to the front of the isle, she lingered for a moment extra, and whispered softly into he ear, “Can I get a ride
“It was,” he agreed as he turned to plant a firm kiss against her lips.
* * * * *
Lisa tried desperately to concentrate on helping Bridget get ready for the wedding, but her mind kept drifting to what had happened on the plane the night before. When the plane landed, she had been sure that her relationship with Adam wasn't just about sex. They had talked all the way through the disembarkation process and she was thrilled to discover that Adam was as charming as he was sexy. But when she went through customs, she looked up and he was gone. She checked around the airport and realized he had disappeared.
After that, nothing had gone right and to top things off, when she arrived at her hotel, they had given away her room and she was forced to intrude on Bridget. Fortunately Bridget and Dillon were in separate rooms before the wedding – apparently the first night they had been apart since their first date. Lisa smiled wistfully, and wished she had been as lucky as Bridget.
She shook her head to get the thought of him out of her mind and looked over at Bridget. She really looked beautiful today. The silky white gown hugged Bridget's full breasts and accentuated her small waist. The bottom of the dress was long and flowing, perfect for their wedding on the beach. Her hair was arranged in artful waves, accented with a small tiara to hold her short veil in place.
“You look wonderful,” she told her friend sincerely.
“And you look distracted,” Bridget answered.
Lisa smiled and appreciated her friends support. “It’s nothing, just a guy,” she said trying to be as dismissive as she could. Bridget gave her a look and she realized she hadn’t fooled her at all. “Bridget, I promise, I will tell you all about him tomorrow, but today is your day. I don’t want to talk about it today.”
“Well, don’t worry too much about it. Maybe we can find you a new guy today. You know, I was going to set you up with Dillon’s best man, but he met someone on the way over here and apparently had been inconsolable since he lost her in the airport.”
Lisa perked up as she listened to the familiar story. “What do you mean? How did he lose her?” she asked, chills rushing over her – it couldn't just be a coincidence she hoped.
“I don't know too much about it,” Bridget said, “Just that he met someone yesterday on the flight over and is apparently head over heels for this girl. He spent most of the night trying to find out what hotel she was staying in. But apparently she never checked in anywhere. Dillon just said that he was a wreck when he came back today – apparently he didn't sleep all night. If he weren't so stuck on this girl, I was going to introduce you two because you have so much in common. I really thought you guys would hit it off,” she finished.
“Lisa, what's so funny,” she asked as Lisa grinned from ear to ear.
“Bridget, this is very important. Who is Dillon's best man?”
“I never told you about his best friend? How weird,” Bridget said with a small frown. “His name is Adam, Adam Cole.”
Lisa smiled ear to ear as she realized what she had just heard. “I think we already met,” she giggled as butterflies raced through her stomach.
The music started and the girls quickly pulled themselves together. “Well, you're on,” Bridget said as Lisa took her first step onto the aisle. She looked at the dais, beautifully decorated with flowers and chiffon and at the two men standing there waiting. She noticed Dillon immediately as he stood there proud and tall, but it was the other man who had all of her attention. The look on Adam's face when he saw her was shock mixed with surprise and happiness. Lisa beamed back at him.
When she got to the front of the isle, she lingered for a moment extra, and whispered softly into he ear, “Can I get a ride
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