Ace

Ace is someone I know I haven’t mentioned in this blog, except in my cast of characters.  He’s the love of my life, and has been for the last two years (only he doesn’t know it).

Things with Ace have always been complicated.   You know that one forbidden fruit that you crave?  The one you can taste, burning your toungue with the knowledge that you can’t have it?  That’s Ace.  As I’ve stated other places, I went to Ace when I had no where else to go and he took me in.  He took me in and helped heal me.  He seared his face inot my mind with thoughts I should not have been having.

I love him.

Ace helped wake up the complete sexual creature that I am right now.  It’s only because of Ace that I can love Jon and Jane the way I do… and I’ll give anything to have him included in this love.

I bring Ace up now because through a turn of events, he’s single again (cheated on again, what is wrong with these girls, don’t they know that Ace is everything a woman could ask for in a man?), and he’s come up from the beach to see us .  We ended up sleeping together again, and my body’s responses to his gentle turn of hand, his hard and just deep enough thrusts as my sense of self melted away were enough to prove to me that Manifest Destiny is at work here.  He’s supposed to be mine, and I really think he shall be.

Now he’s coming to stay for six days.  In my house, there’s only one place for him to sleep… right beside me.  I’m hoping that not a lot of sleeping will be being done.

Updates will follow!

Published in: on May 4, 2007 at 4:11 am Comments (1)

New position!

I’ve been moved from the desk into the shop at Conglomomart!

Now I’m a greeter instead of a desk jockey.

Of course, this puts me in MUCH closer proximity to Tech- touching proximity most of the time.

As a girl in the shop, I have to hold my own against a gaggle of men who don’t think I’m good enough to be in there with them- unfortunately Tech is included in this at times.   Men still have an idea that cars are THEIR domain, and a woman should only be involved in the driving of one.  I’m full of double entendre and open ended sentences that make more than one of them blush.  It’s a good life- and one in which I hope to include more in this blog.

Published in: on March 1, 2007 at 12:53 am Comments (1)

An Unwelcome Sermon

I despise those who judge others in the name of their Gods. It is something I myself refrain from doing, and I only ask the same courtesy from those around me.

One of the technicians I work with is a hardcore Christian, one who feels it’s his duty to share his views with anyone who will listen- and those who don’t want to, namely me.

I apparently offend him with my perfect happiness in my life decisions. I apparently am evil in his eyes. I apparently am damned to an eternity in hell, just because I don’t believe the way he does.

He claims that the relationship I have with Jane is not real. That it’s just an illusion sent from the Devil to tempt me. Well, if this is an illusion, then I don’t want reality. I enjoy my illusion- and I know that my ‘illusion’ is the best reality I could have landed in. I know Jane will never hurt me the way that my husband did, I know Jon will never hurt me the way my husband did. I know that here, and here alone, I’m safe and loved and if that is an illusion, then I reject reality and substitute my own (to paraphrase Adam from Mythbusters).

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A fantasy:

Tech stands in the doorway, gazing at me as I lounge in my bed. He’s been here for hours, watching wrestling with me and my family, and now everyone but the two of us are abed. Tech’s wedding band is no longer on his hand, and the glaring absence catches my eye. He sees me staring and acknowledges it.

“She’s gone. She left me last night. I didn’t want to tell you.”

“Was it me?” This question was important to me. I had to know that it wasn’t my fault or the guilt would eat me alive for the rest of my life.

“No, never you.” He moved out of the doorway and towards me on the bed, slowly, like a man in a trance. He perched on the edge of the bed and took my hands in his own. His eyes glistening with unshed tears, he pulled my hand towards his lips, touched it gently to them. “I knew it was coming, but it still hurts so badly. It’s like my heart’s been torn apart.” My own heart swelled in sympathy for the forlorn figure sitting in front of me. No one understood that pain like I do. Of their own will, my arms wrapped around his shoulders as they sagged with unspoken pain.

Gently, he raised his lips to my own, and the heat from his kiss seared through my very soul as it went from gentle to demanding. His hands started to wander and tug at the buttons of my Tire and Lube Express uniform shirt- one that matched his own. My own hands began to slowly undo his belt buckle and the button on his uniform pants. My shirt melted away and my chest heaved in my best black bra. His fingers traced fire down my back, and I began to tug at his shirt. Too. Much. Cloth. Between. Us. Finally, after moments that felt as though they were hours, nothing stood between us except our skin. I leaned back and allowed his to feast his eyes upon me, unashamed of myself. He pushed me back onto my pile of pillows in a reclining position, and slowly crawled towards me, his body slowly covering my own as every nerve ending crackled and sent electricity flowing down in between my legs, into my brain, and everywhere. I felt as though I were glowing. My hands flew over his body, settling themselves around that part of him that I’d dreamt of and glimpsed in tantalizing outline many times as we worked together on a oil change or as he toiled over a flat tire as I wrote up cars. It was as beautiful as I’d imagined. Slowly, so slowly, he traced small circles around my large coffee-and-cream colored nipples with his tongue. My back arched under him as his hands found my clit and slowly rubbed it in those motions that bring so much Pleasure. My breath coming in ragged gasps now, somehow we turned so that now he lay against the pillows and I lay next to him. I inched my way down his fine body, lightly running my fingers through chest hair that I find so fascinating on a man, until I rested my chin on his thighs and lightly blew on his cock. It bounced up and stood as though begging me to take it in my mouth. I did as it commanded, slowly (always slowly, no need to rush) working my way down to the base of him. He was long and round, but somehow I managed to fit him all the way down. He moaned and I picked up speed just a bit. His strong hands weaved their way into my hair and gently took control, setting a pace for me, until he couldn’t take it any more and pulled me away, settling me again on my giant pillow pile. Now it was his turn to work his way down into my secret area and drive me nearly crazy with the feelings of wanting to explode and needing to come. I was drowning in it. Then, suddenly, he was inching back up to me, bringing his face close to mine.

“Do you want me?” His voice was husky and low, as though he didn’t want to be heard. I nodded, unable to utter a sound.

“Then I’m yours.” He sat up and brought himself close to me, then suddenly- oh so suddenly!- he was in me, pushing and pulling back, driving me over the point of no return quickly, once, twice. I felt him quiver inside of me and then I was filled with his warm come just before he collapsed, sweaty and exhausted, on top of me. His sweat felt cool to my feverish skin, and I once again wrapped my arms around his shoulders. He looked up, his glasses slightly askew on his nose.

“Was it worth the wait?”

I nodded, still unable to speak.

“You’re better than I thought you’d be. You’re the best.” He rolled off of me and settled next to me on the bed. I turned and snuggled up against him, my head resting comfortably on his shoulder.

“I’m glad you won.”

“What do you mean?”

“The game of my heart. I’m glad it’s you.” He smiled, his heart-shaped lips parting a bit.

‘I am, too.”

We dropped off to sleep that way. In the morning he was still there.

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I’d like to state that the above story was STRICTLY FANTASY, born from a lovesick heart, and is in no way based on reality.

But oh how I wish…

Published in: on February 22, 2007 at 2:23 am Comments (2)

Tech.

Tech works in the shop, and I watch from my desk. Tech runs around the shop, and I watch from the desk. Tech runs past the desk, and I watch. Tech’s wife meets him at work, and his shoulders sag as he looks back at me.

Tech isn’t happy. The unhappiness permeates from the shop to the desk.

Tech’s wife has a baby on the way. Tech knows it’s not his, but his sense of lingering loyalties make him wait for it to come to term to be 100% sure.

Tech comes to my home to watch wrestling and movies. Tech comes to me to talk. Tech comes to me.

My mind whirls at the similarites between this and another time, another marriage in another place. Tech and I connect- really connect. Tech has a wife. I don’t belong to Tech, I don’t belong to anyone except Jon and Jane. My heart strains at words I can’t contain, can’t say, can’t even write because I KNOW they’re wrong.

Follow your heart, the wise ones say. You can’t follow your heart when it tugs you in four directions as diverse as the wind at once. East and South can never meet, and never can I confess my own cravings, not even to the ones I trust the most- for fear of losing them.

My back room in my store is a place of great privacy, and the occasion clandestine meetings can occur there- the locking of eyes, the touch of a hand on a cheek. The bend of a neck to another’s head. The heat of a love that can’t yet be is like a fiery iceball searing down the sandy dunes of my mind. The yearn, the need to be with him fries my heart even as it freezes with the knowledge that it can’t be.

I won’t encourage Tech to end his marriage. That is overstepping a boundary I can’t- won’t- cross. I won’t even breathe the words near him. I’m afraid I’ve fallen in love with a man I can’t-won’t- have, and I can’t stop it. I’m drowning in it, and I can’t stop myself. All I can do is hope.

Published in: on February 16, 2007 at 7:03 pm Comments (2)

Welcome to Curvaceous Cravings.

Curvaceous Cravings used to be over at Three of A Kind , hosted by blogger. However, my security got compromised and I felt it was time to move on. I’m not going to migrate those posts here.

Any way, for those who don’t know me, I’m Krysta Belle. I live in North Carolina, with my wonderful polyamourous family. I slave daily at the local Big Blue ConglomoMart, in the Tire and Lube Express. Currently I’m a sales associate, but I’ll be moving out into the workshop soon as a Service Writer.

Let me introduce you to the current cast of characters in the game of life here at Curvaceous Cravings:

Krysta: That’s me, your host and writer.

Jane: For readers following me, that’s Queen. For new readers, she’s my girlfriend, best friend, sounding board, and just about the prettiest girl I’ve ever seen in my life.

Jon: Jane’s husband, formerly known as King. I’ve known Jon the longest of any of my current group of friends, even longer than Jane. The three of us attended the same high school together, never knowing that life would lead us here to this spot today.

Ace: My former lover from down at the beach. I love Ace, but i’ll never have him again, and I know it. We’ve grown apart since I moved to this place with Jon and Jane, and I’d give anything for him to realize how good we could have been together forever. That ship has sailed, though.

GMR: GMR is a completely new cast member here at CC. GMR is my sometimes lover- I’m hesitant to call us a couple. We’ve been sleeping together since New Year’s Eve. He and I connect on many levels, and if we grow into something more than just casual lovers, I’d be very happy.

Tech: Tech is my co-worker in the shop. Tech and I have a strong attraction to each other that I cannot follow up on- he’s married, you see. I can tell that his marriage is an unhappy one, and it pains me to watch it. Unfortunately, due to circumstances of my own, I can’t rescue him from it. I’d be riddled with guilt the rest of my life if I did. So I flirt and restrain myself. Because I know that’s the right thing to do… though my heart says different.

Boss: Ah, Boss. The man who saved my life, figuratively speaking. I love him, in both the emotionally and physical manners of speaking. Again, a love I can’t follow up on because of very fact that his is my boss, several steps up the ladder from me. I may migrate my post about my hott fantasy with him over here at some point.

Did I miss anyone? I don’t think so…

Published in: on February 11, 2007 at 11:25 am Leave a Comment