Healed By His Touch
by Lydia Litt
Copyright 2012 Lydia Litt
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Jessica surfaced just as Marco
reached the pool deck. He was gloriously
naked, his brown, muscled body clearly
visible in the moonlight. She drank in his
broad shoulders and expansive chest
before following the dark trail down his
belly to his fully erect manhood. Her
eyes widened at the sight of his
enormous member, which seemed to
grow even larger and more erect under
her gaze.
Blood rushed to her private places at
the thought of having him inside her. She
had never felt this kind of desire before,
an absolute yearning to be completely
filled by the throbbing flesh of a man.
***
Jessica looked around the small
makeshift waiting room with a bit of
distain. The turn-of-the-century house-
turned-salon was decorated in a quaint
country style, which was a far cry from the
modern, upscale spa experiences she was
used to.
She was early for her appointment, but
the magazine selection was geared toward
mothers and housewives. Not a single
issue of Vogue or Cosmo could be found.
So she looked around at the odd
assortment of products on display.
Handmade potholders, jewelry, hats
and scarves hung from a sales rack in front
of the brick fireplace, while a
whitewashed bookcase held more
traditional products: shampoos,
conditioners and styling solutions
intermixed with a variety of combs and
brushes.
A paddle brush caught Jessica’s eye
and her thoughts wandered. There’s more
than one use for a brush like that . . .
The brush reminded her of Daniel, who
had always preferred the rougher side of
sex. Over the years, Jessica had adjusted
to his preferences, although she often
longed for a bit of romance. Daniel would
be so turned on by the brush; paddling her
ass as he rammed her from behind was his
kind of fun.
Smack! Ram! Smack! Ram! Smack!
Ram!
The dampness that formed between
Jessica’s legs was a stark reminder that
she hadn’t had sex in over a year.
It was hard to believe that her divorce
from billionaire Daniel Duncan was
taking so long. Last week, her lawyer
thought they had finally struck a deal.
Yesterday, Daniel’s attorney said it was a
no-go. Still a few more details to iron out,
he said. Jessica guessed that Daniel was
going to make another play for their house
in the country. But that was her home now
and she refused to let him have it. It was
the one shared possession that held
meaning for her.
The stress of going through round after
round of financial negotiations was taking
its toll on Jessica. She had lost a bit too
much weight over the last 12 months. Her
once-voluptuous figure still had curves,
but if the divorce wasn’t finalized soon,
those would be gone, too.
Jessica’s friends had been urging her to
jump back into the dating game or, at the
very least, back into the sack. “Sex is a
great stress-reliever,” Donna had argued,
and she should know. In addition to
sleeping with her husband, Donna was
screwing her tennis coach and her
gardener, and didn’t seem the least bit
stressed about her indiscretions.
“Listen Jess,” Donna continued, patting
Jessica’s hand like a concerned parent,
“we know Daniel’s control issues did a
number on your self esteem. But you won’t
start the healing process unless you put
yourself out there and assert a little
control of your own.”
But Jessica wasn’t quite ready to go
there. She needed a different way to
relieve the pressure of divorce. That’s
when Angela recommended her new
massage therapist.
“Marco has magic hands,” Angela
sighed. “One hour on his table and you’ll
be purring like a kitten.”
Jessica loved a great massage and had
been having periodic sessions at the club
she belonged to. But so far, the stress-
management effects had been short-lived.
“Seriously,” Angela continued, “he
offers a special treatment called the