Abigail's Secret Pt 2
'l haven't asked you if you're married," | asked, eventually, although I'd checked out her wedding ring finger and
it was bare; in fact she wore no jewellery at all, and just a hint of makeup. She didn't need much with her
colouring. 'l suppose | thought if you were married you wouldn't have cfor a coffee," | added.
'I'm divorced," she said, 'a long tago.' She gavea level gaze. 'And you're single?"
'Yes, I'm single," | confirmed.
'Can | ask why you wanted to have a coffee with me?’ Abigail's face was serious. 'l mean you're a lawyer and |
stack shelves in a DIY store and I'm guessing that I'm between twenty and thirty years older than you.’
| was a little taken aback, but she was right to bring the subject up. It had been lying unspoken on the table
between us. 'I'll tell you after I've got us another coffee, | said. It gavea chance to collect my thoughts and
decide what exactly | was going to say to her. In the end | chose the truth.
'l thought you were lovely," | began. 'You had a great smile and you're attractive and | just had a strong feeling
that | wanted to get to know you. And I've really enjoyed talking to you this evening,’ | added.
‘That's very flattering, thank you.' She hesitated. 'And I've enjoyed meeting you.' It sounded like a preamble to a
goodbye.
‘I'd very much like to see you again, Abigail," | said quickly. 'Maybe we could go for a walk together. The Long
Mynd or the Stiperstones.'
Abigail paused again, looking at the table. Then she looked up atwith her clear, hazel eyes. 'Yes,' she said,
slowly, 'I'd like to do that."
My head was in a whirl again, my heart thudding with excitement, which | was trying not to show too obviously.
We arranged to meet a week on Sunday and | offered to drive but Abigail said she'd meetin the car park
outside Church Stretton, at the foot of the Long Mynd. But she did giveher mobile number. Shortly after that
we finished our coffees and stood up.
Outside in the car park | wasn't sure whether to hug Abigail, kiss her or just shake her hand. In the end we had
an awkward little peck on each other's cheeks and said our goodbyes.
A week on Sunday, the weather was appalling, even by the undemanding standards of a British summer. The
skies were leaden and the rain sheeted down, flooding the roads and turning the gutters into little rivers. At nine
o'clock | had a text from Abigail suggesting cancellation. | wondered about suggesting a pub lunch but decided
that that sounded too needy. She proposed the following Sunday and | agreed.
That next Sunday was gorgeous. Wall to wall sunshine and a gentle breeze. | was nervous and | got to the car
park a good half-an-hour before the meeting time, which gavetto have sbutterflies and try to think
what we were going to talk about for four or five hours. At five minutes to ten a little hatchback pulled up
alongside my BMW and Abigail waved atfrom the driver's seat. We got out and said hello and put our
walking boots on and hefted our knapsacks and set off up the broad track that led to the summit ridge of the
vast, crouching bulk of the Long Mynd.
It was a perfect day. The breeze on the top was stronger and refreshing and we walked and talked and it felt like
we were strangers and intimates all at the stime. We talked about work and politics and sport and a myriad
of other topics. She toldabout her divorce and the fact that she had a daughter, called Freya, who was only
two years younger than me. And we found that we both had a deep love of books and had read a lot of the same
authors and so we talked passionately about literature. At midday we stopped for lunch at a pub in Little Stretton
and then headed north, back to the car park, which we seemed to arrive at all too quickly.
We changed shoes and slung our bags in the back of our cars and stood looking at each other. We hadn't
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtdiscussed further dates during the walk.
‘Thank you,' | began, 'l really, really enjoyed your company and I'd very much like to see you again."
'Well, thank you for asking me," she replied with a smile. 'I'd like to do something together again too.
| stepped up to her and held my arms out and she cinto my embrace and we hugged, heads on each other's
shoulders. | could smell her shampoo and a light, lemony scent. | pulled my head back and we looked at each
other from six inches apart and then we kissed for the first time. And it was slow and gentle and didn't involve
any tongues but it nevertheless felt extremely intimate. | stroked her hair and she tightened her arms around me
and we kissed regardless of the groups of walkers going past.
You don't mind about my age?’ she asked, quietly, when we eventually broke the kiss.
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| could hardly tell her that that was one of the things that had attractedin the first place. 'It is of no
consequence,’ | stated, boldly, which was bollocks really because a twenty-five-year age gap (we'd swapped
ages) was always going to have consequences in a relationship. But if | knew one thing, it was that | wanted a
relationship with her. | wanted to be with her, to know her, to explore her personality, and her body. | felt myself
bechard in my walking trousers. 'Are you ok with it?" | asked.
'l think so," she replied, and | kissed her again and we said our goodbyes and drove away from the place where
we'd first shared a kiss.
Our next date was a meal in a restaurant in Shrewsbury. This t| picked her up from her house, a modest
semi-detached place on an estate on the outskirts of the town. She sawpull up on the road outside and
cout to meet me, so | didn't get to go inside her house or to meet her daughter, although | was aware of a
shadowy figure behind thecurtains, watching us drive away.
Abigail looked superb. She was wearing a black, knee-length cocktail dress and | could see her legs for the first
tand they were slim and shapely with graceful calves and ankles. They were also encased in black stockings
or tights, which made my heart thump in my chest. Her hair was freshly washed and gleaming and she'd put a
bit more makeup on than usual, including a red lipstick. She'd also painted her nails to match. | told her she
looked sensational and she gavea grateful smile.
The meal was good, the service was acceptable and we shared a bottle of the house red. Actually | had one glass
and Abigail had three, as | was driving. The restaurant was dimly lit, to encourage the patronage of romantic
couples, presumably. There was a candle on the table and we looked at each other over it as we ate and drank
and chatted and it felt like we'd been friends for years. It certainly didn't feel any different tothan when |
took ladies of my own age out, and the restaurant staff didn't bat an eyelid. Perhaps they thought she was my
mother.
Afterwards we strolled along the River Severn in the dusk, arm in arm, stopping at frequent intervals to kiss.
After the second or third stop, the kissing got more passionate and my tongue slipped into her mouth and she
grippedtightly and pressed her mouth against mine and | got all dizzy with desire.
Towards eleven o'clock, when all the pubs and restaurants were emptying, | said, 'l suppose | should be getting
you home." We were sitting on a bench, looking out over the water.
'l can't invite you in, Tom,' she said, quietly. 'Freya's got friends round and, well, it's not the right tfor you to
meet her.’
'Are you worried that she'll think I'm too young?'
'A bit, | suppose. | do want you to meet her, of course | do. But..." She paused and | put my arm around her and
held her to me, kissing the top of her head. 'l could cto your house," she said, and | wondered if I'd heard
right. 'My house?’ | repeated, stupidly. What, now?"
"Yes. If you want."
'Are you sure?’ | asked.
'I think so," she replied.
So | drove her to my house, which
was a three-storey Georgian terrace
in the town centre, that | was slowly
refurbishing. And when we got there |
opened the front door for her and she
went in and said how lovely it was
and so | showed her round,
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and drank a large glass almost
straight down to settle my nerves.
Because | was nervous; | felt like a
virgin on his first date. Not that
Abigail was in any way intimidating,
quite the opposite, it was just that
she was here in my house and she
was fifty-three and | was twenty-eight
and it felt a bit like | was going to take
my mum to bed. But after half the
bottle had disappeared, most of it
down my throat, | relaxed and we
settled onto the big leather sofa in
the front room and we kissed and |
felt the contours of her body. Her full
breasts pressed into my chest and |
mashed my lips against hers and
explored her mouth with my tongue,
tasting her lipstick and saliva and she
gently raked her fingernails down my
back, making my stomach churn with
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Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmAfter a bit | cupped one of her breasts and squeezed it gently. They were round and full and grapefruit-sized and
it felt heavy in my hand. | stroked it and ran my thumb over the swell, seeking her nipple and Abigail broke the
kiss and gave a big sigh and kissed my neck and ear.
| was in heaven; a genuinely mature
lady was in my arms, and a strikingly
attractive one at that, and we were
kissing and | was fondling her
breasts and she was yaR ud
sign of enjo meaty Dedukere her
oat Marder then released it and
slid my hand down over her flat
stomach and thighs to the hem of
her cocktail dress, where | slid my
hand underneath the silky material
and onto her stockinged leg. Abigail
gave a little gasp, of arousal, not
shock, as | slowly ran my hand up her
stocking to the lacy top, and beyond,
slipping my hand between her thighs
and exerting just the tiniest pressure
to encourage her to open her legs.
Somewhat to my surprise she responded straightaway, opening her legs wide to allowfull access. At first |
was slightly taken aback; | was used to the stop-start seduction of younger girls. Then | remembered that I'd
read, or been told, that older ladies tend to know what they want and don't beat about the bush like their
younger counterparts.
Her inner thigh, when my hand
reached it, was warm and
silky-smooth and firm. | massaged
her skin for a few moments Hepa
hand es sepa dod dnding her
panties'a Wshe was breathing faster
and kissingwith passionate
abandon and | could feel the satin
material of her panties and Abigail
kicked off her shoes and lifted one
leg and put her foot on the settee so
that her legs were agape and | could
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