Young Wife. Erotica

Chapter 1: Cold

Natalia, or Nata as her friends called her, was sprawled on the couch, lazily scrolling through her phone. The evening promised to be a drag until it was interrupted by a call.

– “Nat, you coming to the party?” her friend’s voice carried a hopeful tone.

– “Who’s gonna be there?” Natalia set the phone aside, staring thoughtfully at the ceiling.

– “All our crew.”

– “Maybe. Though, you know, these gatherings are usually so damn dull… no spark,” she smirked, getting up from the couch and peeling off her sweatpants to head for the shower.

– “So, are you in or not?”

– “We’ll see. Is that hot guy showing up?”

– “Who?”

– “Sasha. The blond one with cheekbones that make your heart skip a beat.”

– “That’s Vera’s guy.”

– “Oh, her… whatever. Alright, girl, I’ve got stuff to do, talk later,” Natalia tossed the phone back onto the couch and, shedding the rest of her clothes, stepped into the bathroom.

Warm streams of water caressed her skin, washing away the day’s fatigue. She stood there, letting the water wrap around her like tender hands, her mind drifting to yesterday’s shift at the restaurant. Her legs ached from hours on her feet, but the memory of a steamy encounter behind the bar after closing sent her blood racing. That bartender knew how to light a fire, and she couldn’t resist indulging in that brief, blazing moment of passion.

Her thoughts were cut short by a cold draft brushing against her skin. “Brr,” she shivered, stepping out of the shower and wrapping herself in a towel. In the mirror, her figure stared back at her—curves carved as if by a sculptor, tempting even herself. She smiled at her reflection, feeling a familiar heat stirring within.

The phone rang again.

– “Yeah, I said I’d think about it,” she snapped irritably, slipping on her underwear. But her friends were persistent. They knew her presence at a party was like a magnet for attention. Nata was always the center of gravity, her aura of confidence and hidden desire captivating everyone. They even joked that without her, a party was just a boring get-together.

Before bed, she texted her friends that she’d drop by, but only briefly. If it sucked, she’d leave without a second thought. Deep down, though, she hoped the night would offer at least a flicker of something new, something thrilling.

The party was in an old apartment with high ceilings and antique furniture steeped in the scent of history. Natalia walked in, scanning the crowd. Familiar faces, whispers behind her back, curious glances. She knew her arrival was an event, and it fed her ego.

– “Hey, slut, thought you wouldn’t show,” giggled one of her friends, whose name Nata didn’t even bother to recall. She just smiled back, unwilling to waste energy on small talk. Her crowd was temporary, like a passing breeze, and she had no desire to get attached. Her goal was bigger—to find someone who could give her the life she dreamed of. For now, though… for now, she could just enjoy the moment.

Her gaze roamed the room, picking out potential “targets” from the crowd. One guy, whose name she didn’t care to remember, approached her on his own.

– “You look good,” she tossed out casually, just to start a conversation. He beamed at the compliment and launched into a story about his life, but her mind was already elsewhere. She imagined this room as the stage for her little game, her body bending in a dance of passion, feeling no pain, only pleasure.

– “Got a girlfriend?” she interrupted his ramble.

– “No, but I’d like one.”

– “Come on, help me with my bra,” her voice was soft but commanding.

They slipped into one of the rooms, where the old walls might once have echoed with children’s laughter or lovers’ whispers. But now, a different vibe ruled. The door didn’t lock, but she didn’t care. She knew what she wanted and how to take it.

– “Been a while since you had something serious?” she asked, staring straight into his eyes.

– “A long time…” he hesitated.

– “Then don’t let me down,” her smile was almost predatory as her hands slid to where she could feel his tense strength. She didn’t like drawn-out foreplay; she craved control over the moment, over the man, over herself.

Their dance was fast, rough, like a storm that sweeps in and vanishes, leaving only a faint tremor behind. She didn’t seek tenderness; what turned her on was the idea of an alien force invading her space. When it was over, she simply said:

– “You’re free to go.”

Stepping out of the room, she plopped onto a couch, surveying the scene. The party felt dreary, but her body still craved more. The next guy approached on his own. She didn’t bother listening to his chatter, dragging him straight to the bathroom where the space was tight but enough for their game.

– “Hurry up,” she whispered, leaning against the edge of the tub. Her body arched like a bow ready to fire, and she felt warmth spreading inside, washing away her worries. But the climax didn’t deliver what she wanted, and she dismissed him coldly:

– “You’re free to go.”

Her hunger didn’t fade. She sat on the tub’s edge, not bothering with clothes, when a knock came at the door. The new guest, Anton, was bolder, and she liked that. Their game was like a rollercoaster—ups and downs, dizzying moments where her body felt like either the cart or the machinery itself, pushed to its limits.

– “I like you,” she breathed out, feeling the fire ignite within. “Maybe we’ll do this again sometime?”

– “Text me, I’ll come over at night if insomnia hits,” his voice was hoarse with strain.

And finally, the long-awaited peak—a storm of emotions that overwhelmed her from head to toe, leaving a sweet weakness in its wake. For the first time that night, she felt not like a hunter, but like a woman craving care.

– “I’ll save you as ‘Gusher’,” she smirked. “Don’t need your name.”

– “And I’ll save you as ‘First Secret’,” he replied, leaving.

She stepped out of the bathroom, feeling a slight fatigue, but her eyes still searched. She was drawn to the new, the unknown. And at that moment, she spotted two guys by the wall.

– “Good evening,” her voice was soft, but laced with provocation.

– “Evening. Who’re you?” asked the sturdier of the two.

– “Nata. And you?”

– “My buddy here got divorced yesterday. Can you take him in for a bit?”

– “I was thinking we’d have some fun, the three of us,” her eyes glinted.

– “Nah, I’m not into that. But fine, come on, I’ll show you what real fire feels like, then I’m heading home to my wife,” his tone was sharp, but she just smiled.

They slipped onto the balcony, where thin curtains barely hid their shadows. Her colleagues, a waitress and a bartender, sat nearby, but she didn’t notice them, consumed by the moment. When it was done, she returned to the main room, casting a glance at the friend of the guy she’d just been with.

– “Don’t look so down,” she said with a wink. “Wanna come to my place? I’m bored here.”

They left without goodbyes. Nata rented an apartment, and though her income had dipped, she hadn’t lost hope of finding someone to help with rent—and more. This guy, Vlad, didn’t seem interesting at first, but in the taxi, she changed her mind. His calm felt like a quiet harbor after stormy waves.

The night passed in heated embraces, and by morning, her body ached with a sweet pain. She watched Vlad sleep, marveling at how his strength could be so overwhelming at night and so mundane now.

– “Nata, Natalia, Natushka,” she introduced herself when he woke.

– “Vlad. Sasha’s friend.”

– “That hottie?”

– “Well, if you think so. He got married recently, not by choice, but had to.”

– “Got it. Listen, Vlad, why don’t you stay with me? I rent this place, we can split the costs.”

– “I’m good to cover it all. Just got a promotion, and at home… well, things with my wife fell apart, headed for divorce, though it’s not official yet.”

– “Cool. Here are the spare keys, take ‘em. I’ve got work at noon, you?”

– “Ten.”

– “Then we’ve got time. I’ll make some porridge, want some?”

– “Sure.”

He stood, and her gaze involuntarily drifted downward. Smiling, she whispered:

– “I like you.”

She was a bit late to work, but it was fine. The bartender, with whom she shared some secrets, asked:

– “How’d you get here?”

– “Fine. You?”

– “Same. Walked through the park, got… well, a little warmed up,” he chuckled, trying to sound tough.

– “And?”

– “She’s happy, I didn’t finish. Said she got cold.”

– “Don’t sweat it. Us girls are a mystery. Hell, I don’t even get why I do half the shit I do. Anyway, enough chit-chat, let’s get to work.”

Chapter 2: Pipe

Natalia sat on the couch, gazing out the window at a gray sky promising rain. Vlad, her fiancé, had just come home from work, and a subtle tension mixed with anticipation hung in the air.

– “Vlad, which restaurant should we pick for the wedding? Or do you not care?” she asked, turning to him with a smile.

– “Babe, how about one downtown, near the registry office?” he suggested, taking off his jacket.

– “Good idea. Will work give you a car at a discount for employees?”

– “Think so. They’ve got no choice. I’m the head of the fleet now,” he winked, pride seeping into his voice.

– “You’re amazing, I’m so happy I’m marrying you. Let’s apply for a mortgage right away, through that program before they cancel it.”

– “Sure, babe, whatever you say.”

– “You’re so sweet, always agreeing with me. But I’ll let you disagree sometimes,” she grinned slyly.

– “Like when?” Vlad squinted, stepping closer.

– “If I say I don’t want to fuck tonight, don’t believe me,” her voice softened, almost a whisper.

– “Oh, you little minx, I’ll carry you in my arms and love you ‘til the world spins,” he laughed, pulling her close.

– “Like in that bathroom at the party?” she giggled, then caught herself.

– “That wasn’t me, babe. That was my friend,” Vlad frowned slightly.

– “Oh, sorry, forgot, mixed it up. I’m such an idiot,” she lowered her eyes, embarrassed.

– “Tomorrow we’ll go pick a dress and set the wedding date, so the ceremony and reception are on the same day,” he changed the subject.

– “How many guests from your side?”

– “Maybe twenty, tops. Honestly, I just want the day to be over. Not ‘cause I don’t love you, just… too many strangers, they’ll get drunk, stuff their faces, and leave.”

– “I don’t like big crowds either. But we’ll get through it, and then I’ll love you forever, be the best for you, only for you,” she pressed against him.

– “I know, sweetheart. Come here,” his voice warmed, his arms tightening around her.

– “You’re awesome. Wanna hit up the restaurant where I work tonight? I want my friends to serve us. And, you know, show off my future husband,” she smiled.

– “If you’re cool with it, let’s go. I wanna spend every free minute with you, babe,” Vlad kissed her forehead.

– “Then let’s call a cab. But first… we’ve got time to light a fire,” her eyes sparkled.

– “Think we’ll make it?” he smirked.

– “No. But we can start.”

Vlad pulled her to him with such force she didn’t have time to say a word. Their passion flared instantly, like a spark in dry grass. He pinned her against the wall, and the world vanished, leaving only the heat of their bodies. But the flame died too soon—he didn’t wait for her climax, leaving her body aching with unmet desire.

– “I didn’t finish,” she exhaled with slight disappointment.

– “After the restaurant, babe. The night’s just starting,” he promised, adjusting his clothes.

– “Thanks, that helps,” she smiled, hiding a faint frustration.

They reached the café in twenty-three minutes, as Vlad noted, glancing at his trusty watch. He always marveled at how people managed without one, as if time meant nothing to them.

– “Good evening,” a waitress greeted them.

– “Hey. How’s it going?” Natalia smiled at the familiar face.

– “Alright. What’ll you order?”

– “I don’t know, you pick, you know the menu better,” Vlad looked at his fiancée with a warm smile. The waitress froze like a statue, but his gaze softened her tension, and she instinctively straightened up, showing off her figure.

*How does she do that?* Vlad thought, unconsciously comparing her to Natalia. The girl was cute, but his fiancée was in a league of her own.

Ten minutes later, they brought a pitcher of fruit tea.

– “I love this kind,” Natalia said, pouring herself a glass.

– “Me too, just no sugar. Be right back,” she stood and headed to the bar to say hi to the bartender she hadn’t seen in a while due to schedule changes.

Vlad watched their chat, feeling a slight pang of unease. When Natalia returned, she mentioned she’d need to step away in half an hour to train a new waitress on table setting.

– “They hire such clueless kids, it’s a nightmare,” she grumbled, but stayed to try the first course.

– “Tasty, what do you think, hon?” she asked, looking at Vlad.

– “Awesome, incredible. Your chef’s top-notch, the heart of this place. Bad food means no returning customers. I see the same faces here, pricey spot, prestigious. Though, honestly, we can’t come all the time. Mortgage, groceries, clothes—we gotta save. Maybe I’ll switch jobs or go back to uni. It’ll be tough on you alone,” her voice carried concern.

– “Babe, I’ve got it covered,” he replied confidently.

– “I know, but still… everything’s expensive. Anyway, I’ll step out now, run the training. Okay, hon?”

– “No problem, I’ll wait. Gonna miss you,” he smiled.

Natalia headed to the back room while Vlad sat at the table, lost in thought. When she returned, he noticed her sweater was slightly askew but kept quiet.

– “Miss me?” she asked, sitting beside him.

– “Hell yeah. Everything good? Sorted it out?”

– “Yeah, quick. She catches on fast, wrapped up in fifteen minutes.”

They finished dinner, paid, and headed out. Vlad stepped out first, while Natalia lingered, tossing a subtle air kiss to the bartender before following her fiancé.

Days flew by, but nights dragged on, filled with passion and hidden thoughts.

– “You want a bachelor party?” Natalia asked one evening.

– “Haven’t thought about it,” Vlad replied, looking at her pensively.

– “Well, think about it. I’d like a bachelorette party, but not now—right before the wedding, when nerves mix with excitement.”

– “Sure, talk to your girls, make it memorable. Though you’ll probably order a male stripper,” he tried to joke.

– “What is this, kindergarten? Why a stripper when we could do something more serious?” her tone was sharp, and Vlad’s smile went unanswered.

He went to shower, and when he returned, Natalia wasn’t in the bedroom. Through the cracked bathroom door, he caught her reflection—she sat on the sink, lost in her fantasies, head tilted back. Who was she imagining? His heart clenched with doubt. Was this marriage even necessary? How strong would their bond be if shadows already crept between them?

He retreated to the kitchen to distract himself, poured some tea, and sank into thought. They were the same age, but sometimes he felt like just a temporary shelter for her until a better wind blew her way. He tried to push these thoughts aside, but they buzzed back like pesky flies.

– “Everything okay, hon?” her voice snapped him out of it.

– “Yeah, perfect,” he lied, hiding his unease.

Vlad knew her too well. When she spoke so sweetly, it meant she’d just had a passionate moment and was satisfied. But the lack of intimacy with him, especially on days he came home late and collapsed from exhaustion, built tension. Her nature demanded release, and he could sense it.

*Next time with her will be better if I give her a little space. But getting her to climax a second time will be harder, and my score might drop,* he thought, eyeing the oversized robe she loved wearing at home. That robe was like a hideout for two, and sometimes, lying on the couch, she’d lift the hem, baring her body, waiting for him to give in. If they hadn’t fucked in over three days, she’d start wandering the house naked, doing chores as if teasing him.

He’d learned to read her behavior, like a master understands a pet’s quirks, guessing what she craved.

Natalia went dress shopping with a friend who’d been married twice and knew the drill.

– “I couldn’t pull that off, but if I wanted to, I could,” her friend laughed, pointing at a dress. “I recommend this one. Stylish and practical.”

– “Practical how, exactly?” Natalia squinted skeptically.

– “You’re so old-school. The hem lifts in a second,” her friend winked. “I did that at my wedding with three of my husband’s buddies… you get it. In the restaurant bathroom. Speed’s the key. I’ve got some contacts if you want similar action.”

– “Thanks, pass. But I’ll take the dress. Gotta try it on. Excuse me, is your consultant around?” Natalia asked the staff.

– “She stepped out. I can help,” a man replied, introducing himself as the salon owner. “I order the dresses myself, so I think I can assist better than my staff. Come with me, have you chosen one?”

– “This one. What do you think?”

– “Excellent choice. This year’s model, comfortable, you could even ride a motorcycle after the ceremony. Head to the fitting room, there’s a full-length mirror.”

The fitting room was spacious, with a huge mirror and soft rugs.

– “So cozy here, I could live in it,” Natalia smiled, taking the dress from the owner.

Her friend left after an urgent call from her husband, and the consultant, upon returning, offered help, but Natalia chose to stay with Alexander Mikhailovich.

– “Alexander, does this dress suit me? Be honest, not as a shop owner, but as a man,” she asked, studying herself in the mirror.

– “The color’s perfect. The straps can be tightened. The hem’s light, might lift in the wind—that’s the only flaw, perhaps,” he answered.

– “Thanks for the honesty. And that flaw, as you call it, might work in my favor,” she smiled slyly, turning and slightly lifting the hem, revealing she wore no underwear. “Everything look okay down there?”

– “Bravissimo, exquisite,” his voice trembled with admiration.

– “I expected more,” she teased.

Ten minutes later, the fitting room door opened.

– “No stains there?” she asked, inspecting the dress.

– “All clean,” he assured her.

– “Thanks, I wiped off the excess,” she stuffed her underwear into her bag, changed, and left.

– “Come again. Wishing you love and happiness,” Alexander bid her farewell.

– “Thanks.”

Natalia got home in the evening, slightly regretting not picking the dress with Vlad. Dinner was already underway when she stepped out of the shower and noticed him moving her bag.

– “Someone tossed dirty laundry in here for you,” he said, holding her panties.

– “Seriously? What assholes,” she tried to joke, but his gaze was heavy.

– “These are yours. I bought them myself,” his voice was laced with pain.

– “Vlad, forgive me, please. It just happened. I don’t wanna talk about it, don’t wanna lose you. You’re so good to me,” she pleaded, looking at him desperately.

He stayed silent. Her beauty and their bond held him, but the wound was fresh.

– “If you want, I’ll let you cheat on me. With my best friend,” she offered, but he just stared into nothingness.

– “We’ll talk tomorrow. Tonight, I want to take you however I want, as long as I want,” he finally said.

– “Punish me,” she whispered.

By morning, she fell asleep, utterly spent. When she woke, Vlad wasn’t beside her. Her body ached, and her thoughts were a mess. She didn’t know if he’d left for good. At work, after talking to a coworker, she calmed down a bit and texted him, begging for forgiveness.

– “I’ll come home with you tonight,” her friend offered. “I’ve patched up a couple like this before.”

– “Got nice lingerie?” Natalia asked.

– “Won’t need it. Let’s get to work.”

The shift ended late, and they headed home as a trio. Natalia lay down in the living room, sending her friend to the bedroom. Within five minutes, moans and muffled talk drifted from there. Vlad didn’t immediately realize it wasn’t his fiancée, but the difference in bodies and sensations opened his eyes.

Natalia, lying in the dark, touched herself, hearing the bed creak. She cursed herself for the lingerie slip-up, for that moment in the salon that cracked their bond. An hour later, when things quieted, she entered the bedroom, pressed against Vlad, inhaling his scent, and brought herself to a peak before lying beside him.

In the morning, Vlad woke between two women and, without hesitation, began caressing them both. Their moans blended into harmony, and, giving in to impulse, he took the friend with such force that pain mingled with pleasure.

A day later, alone with Natalia, their intimacy was deep, sensual, lingering. She was glad that, oddly enough, the lingerie mistake had sparked a new wave of passion.

Natalia learned to cook new dishes, and soon the shadows of the past began to fade. They prepared for the wedding, choosing dishes and drinks for the reception.

– “How’s my dress?” she asked, wearing it at home when Vlad returned from work.

– “You’re stunning,” his voice brimmed with awe.

– “Hold me,” she urged.

He’d had a tense day at work, and his anger sought an outlet. On such days, he could go for hours without stopping, and today his passion surged anew. He shed his clothes, lifted her dress hem, and entered her, finding solace in her warmth.

She shuddered, playing along, but soon surrendered to the wave. The salon owner’s skilled moves flashed through her mind, but she pushed the memory away, giving herself to the present. In the mirror, she saw their reflection—a dance of passion where his strength vanished into her, like a trick, stirring awe and thrill.

When he peaked a second time, he went to the kitchen for water. Natalia, still bent over, soon straightened and headed to the bathroom to freshen up.

On their wedding day, rain poured in the morning, but by noon, the sky cleared, and it grew hot. Guests, mostly women in light dresses, felt at ease. After the ceremony, Natalia grabbed the keys from the restaurant admin where she worked and led Vlad to the rooftop.

The spot was exposed, but she picked a corner by a ventilation pipe where they could hold on. Their passion flared again, her dress hem fluttering like a white flag surrendering to the wind. Only a few with sharp eyes might’ve spotted their silhouettes, but most mistook them for workers.

When it ended, Natalia didn’t wipe anything. She just gathered traces of their passion in her palm and, locking eyes with her husband, licked her fingers.

They were husband and wife, and in that moment, it seemed no shadows of the past could dim their future.

Chapter 3: Window

Natalia stood by the window of their cozy cabin at the holiday resort, staring at the gray morning. The wooded area and lakes around created a perfect vibe for solitude, but the chilly air cut to the bone.

– “It’s cold today, bundle up,” Vlad said, pulling on a jacket.

– “Come on, hon, I won’t freeze. It’s just fifty-five degrees,” she brushed him off, fixing her hair.

– “At least take a jacket, don’t be stubborn,” he insisted, tossing her a light windbreaker.

– “Fine, my caring man. Thanks for worrying,” she smiled, though her tone held a hint of mockery.

– “Not the fancy one. Take this other, you can roll around in it, no big deal if it gets dirty,” he winked with a suggestive undertone.

– “You’re such a dumbass,” Natalia snorted, nudging his shoulder, though her eyes gleamed with anticipation.

– “Let’s go, lunch is soon, and we haven’t even stepped outside yet,” Vlad hurried her.

– “My ass is already sore, wanna slow down a bit?” she threw out with sarcasm.

– “Got it, we’ll switch things up, don’t worry,” he grinned, hooking her arm.

They headed to the lake shore, picking a wild spot with almost no tourists. No trails here, just small ditches and rocks making the path risky—people often broke arms or legs. But the craving for privacy and raw passion in nature outweighed caution.