1. The Last Flight. Chapter 27


    Date: 8/31/2015, Categories: Lesbian, Author: Annamagique, Rating: 8, Source: LushStories

    the door my large, dark brown wardrobe stood against the wall. Under the window but to one side, so the mirror did not block the light, was my dressing table. The same plain, dark brown timber as my other furniture, made up of three drawers either side of a space where my stool was neatly placed and a tall mirror standing on top of it at the rear. I had a silver plate hair brush and hand mirror arranged neatly on a white cotton doily on one side of the mirror and a small, pretty porcelain dish on a matching doily which contained what little jewelery I possessed. I had always liked this room, it was my room, my own space, where I felt safe but now, as I looked around, it seemed different. Drab and dark, like the rest of this empty house. A haven from a perceived danger that no longer existed. I turned to Jemima. “I'm sorry,” I told her apologetically. “It is not much, not what you are used to...” I had seen her looking as though appraising its sparsity. “You really don't know me at all do you,” a statement rather than a question. “I am rich. I have more money than you can imagine but it means nothing.” I opened my mouth to protest but she continued. “When we crashed, all the money in the world could not have saved me but you did ! You may not be wealthy in money or possessions but you have something that I had misplaced long ago. You are rich in compassion, you care and after all you have been through you still care about what I think! I live in a big house in Maida Vale. My ...
    bed is huge and hand made. I have a dressing room for my clothes but would that make you any happier? No, I can assure you it would not, Karen. You have a nice, comfortable home here and it is me who should be envious of you, not vice versa.” I stared at her in silence and felt a little as though she were chastising me but I knew she wasn't, I could see in her face that she meant every word. I took her hand and pulled her to me. Now it was my turn and I pressed my lips against hers and kissed her like I had never kissed anyone before!At that moment I knew what love really meant. She put her arms around me and responded in similar fashion, our tongues exploring each others mouths. Eventually we parted, gasping for breath. “I missed you so much, Karen,” she gasped, “I knew, from the moment you touched me when I was caught up in the restroom that you were different. That first contact was like a slap. I didn't understand it then but I do now.” “I felt it too,” I breathed, “I didn't understand it either but now it all makes sense. These feelings are nothing I have ever experienced and, Lord knows, I have been searching long and hard!” We gazed silently at one another for a time, no further words needed, until: “Do you mind if we don't go out? I am not really up to it yet.” She smiled, never breaking eye contact as she replied. “No, Karen, I don't mind at all but what shall we eat? We cannot survive on love alone.” “Well, there is a fish shop just around the corner. You did say ...
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