Red Hot Letters to My Husband

Red Hot Letters to My Husband by Kendra Stair

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RED HOT LETTERS TO MY HUSBAND
     
     
    Kendra Stair
     
    Copyright © 2013
     
     
     
    Chapter One
     
    Crystal Anniversary
     
    “How was your anniversary?” Megan asked as we blended aromatherapy oils .  We had a big order to fill for a day spa and were all pitching in to get it ready on time. 
    Trish turned expectant eyes on me.  She had been dying to know all day but I had made her wait until Megan arrived before I gave details of my weekend .
    “It was nice.  Tom gave me a set of crystal candle holders and I gave him some crystal wine glasses.”  Tom adored wine and I loved candles so the crystal theme of our fifteenth wedding anniversary had offered an easy choice of presents.  “We had a nice dinner and then had some nice sex.”
    Megan frowned.  “That’s a lot of nices.”
    “I know,” I said despondently.  “Our marriage is fine but I want something more.  I don’t want to just cruise.  I want exciting and mind blowing.”
    “It’s only going to get worse.”  After divorcing her husband for cheating on her, Trish had a cynical view of marriage.
    “Nonsense.  It will go where you want it to go.”  Megan was still madly in love with her husband of ten years.  “Maybe you need to do something to add some spice.  If you felt like this, why didn’t you do something different on your anniversary?”
    “I had a few thoughts b ut then I chickened out on the night.  I just felt too self conscious.”
    “Why not commit it to paper?  It will clarify what you want to do and if Tom’s expecting it, you’ll be less likely to back out.”  Megan was a fan of writing things down.  She absolutely adored lists.   “It might even create some anticipation.”
    “That’s a great idea.”  I flashed Megan a smile before we moved on to talk about their weekends.
    On Tuesday, I had the morning off while Megan practis ed massage therapy at our business , Balaflame Therapy.  Aside from the reception area, we only had one room for clients so we shared the space.  It was a great arrangement because it allowed us to have time off to spend with our kids and attend to other interests.  Usually I blended aromatherapy oils for our online business.  Today I would think about what I wanted to say to Tom and commit it to paper.
    After I jotted down some ideas, I considered the list thoughtfully.  If I sprung this on Tom all at once he’d probably feel like he was under attack.  I didn’t want to hurt his feelings.  After all there was nothing wrong with our marriage, as such, other than it was stagnating.  I needed to do something to clear the blockage and get things running again.  Perhaps I just needed to do one thing at a time.  I thought about it for a while before an idea hit me.  A phone call later, I sat down at my computer and began to write.
     
     

Chapter Two
     
    Hard and Fast
     
    The next Friday night I waited anxiously for Tom’s call.
    I’d dressed in a short black sheath, a garter and black stockings and ultra high heels.  They even had a platform under the balls of my feet to make them even higher.  When I faced Tom, I would nearly be eye to eye to his six foot frame .  A perfect height for what I had planned.
    I nibbled on my lip nervously.  I’d slipped an envelope into his briefcase this morning and told him to read it at lunch in private.  What had he thought when he opened the letter?  That someone had possessed his wife?  Was he anticipating what was to come or was he disgusted by my wanton behaviour?
    I cast a glance at the clock.  If he was anticipating the evening, surely he would have left work by now?  Yet there had been no phone call.  Was he too shy to make it?  I had blushed while writing the letter.  We’d never talked dirty before.  The ‘f’ word was a new addition to my sexual vocabulary.  One that I liked.  Just thinking of it made my pulse race.
    The phone rang.
    My pulse hiked up another notch.
    “Hello,” I breathed into the

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