LLP-247 The Family Reunion Book II by Grace Wilkinson


Chapter 1


"How could I have done it?" Carrie Livingston awoke with a delicious 
sensation in her loins ... that feeling that she had felt often before 
when as a young woman she had indulged herself with indefatigable 
lovers. This time however, she knew that it was not a question of some 
young man she had spent a pleasant afternoon with, but rather something 
much more serious ... something she could hardly even admit to herself 
this morning. It had been with her own son-in-law!

Beside her, her husband John lay, snoring deeply in sleep. Carrie 
shifted her voluptuously formed body beneath the silk sheets. She 
looked over at her husband's craggy, handsome features. A terrible 
feeling of guilt swept over her as she realized that John hadn't an 
inkling of an idea just how far she had gone in her search for 
reassurance that she was still attractive to younger men.

"It's only because I was feeling so blue ..." she thought, staring up 
at the mirrored ceiling she'd recently had installed. "That's why it 
all started ... once I let Ike do that to me on the porch ... it was 
only a question of time before I did something even more perverted!"

The smoky mirror on the ceiling reflected the image of a glamourous 
woman of uncertain years. Carrie's beautiful features and shining pale 
blonde hair had withstood the years with considerable grace, and even 
though she was a grandmother, many would never have guessed it. But she 
had been feeling more and more upset recently about growing older, that 
was one of the reasons she had persuaded John to let her redecorate 
their bedroom in the big house of their popular mountain resort. She 
had chosen a theme dear to her heart, and by the time she was finished 
the large bedroom with its two bathrooms would have done credit to the 
most finicky of Hollywood movie stars. It was "30's" posh, complete 
with circular bed, shaggy white rugs, smoked glass mirrors of a hazy 
blue tint on both the walls and the ceilings. There were several 
chaises with low accompanying cocktail tables, and a well-stocked bar. 
As for the bathroom that Carrie called her own, she had installed a 
large sunken tub of an octagonal shape choosing ornate lions heads for 
the spouting faucets.

Carrie had hoped that this, in addition to the new wardrobe she had 
purchased, would make her happy. But she found that it only accentuated 
the feeling of loneliness she had. In spite of her love for John, she 
still felt a need for something more exciting in her life. She knew 
that John thought her ideas were ridiculous, but he nevertheless went 
along with her ... even when she had shown up at the first family 
dinner in that Marlene Dietrich see-through gown! She'd spent a lot of 
money having a dressmaker copy it for her ... and the festive dinner 
had seemed to her just the occasion to wear it, even if it was a little 
daring! 


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