Katie
Copyright© 2025 by wantsomefun
Chapter 3
Romance Sex Story: Chapter 3 - High school lovers make the agonizing choice of breaking up before going off to separate colleges. Years down the road, there's a reunion. Between a broken marriage and mountainous college debt, plus years of separation, what chance is there of romance blossoming once again? From the well-known author of The Waitress, Sarah, Terror in the Snowstorm, Dad? I Have a Question, The Hunger, and others.
Caution: This Romance Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa mt/ft Consensual Romantic Heterosexual Fiction School Tear Jerker Workplace Cream Pie Oral Sex
Her pale blue eyes were framed in more stylish glasses than the last pair I saw. The cute bob hairstyle she wore in school was gone, strawberry blond waves flowing over narrow shoulders and spilling onto her compact breasts. She was taller than I remembered, but I guess I was too. “I wondered if I’d ever see you again, Katie.”
“I lost touch with everyone from high school when I went to college. It’s hard to get a job in this area with a B.A. in Journalism, so I’m working here.”
“Full time?”
“I’m seasonal help, but I take all the hours I can get. This week I should clock about sixty. Too bad the pay is so low.”
“What will you do after the holidays?”
“Supposedly they’ll give me twenty hours a week minimum, so I’ll stay on here while I look for another job waiting tables or something and try to figure out what to do with my life. I won’t starve. I moved back into my old bedroom at home. I was stupid. I assumed it would be easy to find a good job with my degree here like I did in the city where I went to college. Wrong.”
“Why did you leave that job?”
“I left my husband. With my school loan to pay off, I could barely afford the rent on a crappy studio apartment there alone. Joel and I worked in the same building. We saw each other almost every day. We either bickered or tried to pretend the other one wasn’t there. The whole thing got too awkward. It was time to cut my losses, so I moved back here to start over.”
“I didn’t know you got married.”
“We both thought it was a great idea junior year. After all, we were in love and living together. Things worked for a while. Now we’re getting divorced. We don’t hate each other. We just can’t be together. His idea of a wife’s role in a marriage is different than mine. I won’t be subservient. If I’m going to be with a man, he has to treat me as an equal.
The whole Tarzan and Jane thing was fun as a campus couple, but we were grown-ups trying to start careers. He loved the income, but he hated the idea that I earned as much as him. That was our problem. I don’t play ‘little woman’ well.”
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