Chapter 1: Wedding Night for a Gang-Bang Slut

Monday August 25, 2008

After work, on the day Red married Phil.

After a whirlwind courtship, engagement, and honeymoon, Red and Phil were married on the beach early Monday morning. (Discussed in “Not Quite A White Knight Book 4” chapter 57.) Four weeks before, Red was the official gang-bang slut of the computer service firm at the contract closing where Phil was one of the participants representing the law firm. This meeting of old friends and the subsequent sex rekindled their friendship from their teen years and ignited into somethings else. Ten days before their wedding they attended the wedding off Abril and Eric. That was the final inspiration for their marriage.

Red (now 29) and Phil (now 31) knew each other from when they were both in the surfing circuit as teens. However, because of their age difference they were just friends and occasional make-out buddies. They kept in touch during their twenty’s, but never dated because one or both usually had somebody else in their life. The first time Phil put his cock into Red was during the end-of-July gang-bang to celebrate the contract between the law firm and the computer service company. Their presence was a bit of match-making by the two CEOs. At the time they made physical contact Red’s pussy was a sloppy mess from the guys he watched fuck her before his turn came. There were more in line behind him, waiting to fuck her when he was done. But the moment together while others watched them couple rekindled fond feelings they had glimpsed in the past. In the hours and days that followed those feelings became a bonfire.

Unlike their teenage selves, Red and Phil both knew who they were. Both had known broken hearts, the scars remained but they were both stronger for it. They had an experienced view of what they wanted in life and a life partner; fidelity and lots of children did not make the list. On the contrary, they both hoped for a partner who would be happy to watch them find pleasure with another, whether they were watching or if they heard about it after. Both knew the sharp dividing line between their longing for love and their craving for peak enjoyment in sex. They each decided they wanted to stay open to recreational sex with others, because they both liked sex and they had jobs where sex with others was part of the deal.

But after the gang-bang they could not deny that they both also wanted to go to bed and wake up with the other more often than not. Between the gang-bang and their marriage they loved each other as life companions in every room of the house (actually two houses), not just the bedroom. Also, they each understood the other’s enjoyment of sexual variety - they both liked to watch it, to hear about it, even to read about it.

So they agreed to get married, with the joint decision that it would be an open marriage from the start, starting on their wedding night before they consummated the marriage. Together they planned both shared and individual experiences to start their life as a wedded couple.

Both David Barnes and Samantha Zeek had reasons to encourage the relationship, although they were surprised at how fast the emotions flared into love and marriage. Once the couple shared news of their engagement the CEOs allowed them a few days for a honeymoon in Hawaii before the wedding - it was more convenient for all. When the could returned from their honeymoon they got married. Both CEOs (along with Rose Barnes, who was invited) were witnesses at the beach wedding and would have active roles, within the next 24 hours, in opening up the sexual part of the couples married life.

Their vows were written by Phil when they were on their honeymoon in Hawaii, exchanging tales about past good times, both under the sun riding the waves, and under the stars with various lovers.

After hearing those vows at the wedding, David Barnes asked for a copy, they were so well written that he wanted to include them in Phil’s partnership package showing his work and how his mind worked. Plus, David wanted to read them over himself for pure pleasure.

Before their engagement, at Abril’s wedding, they each made the first steps in starting affairs.

Since the sexual bonfire between the two was ignited during that first gang-bang, fidelity was never a part of their courtship. Red knew all about the service girls Phil enjoyed in his office at work, while fixing a lawyer’s office computer she had seen the girls naked on their kneels, performing their “coffee breaks” with lawyers in their offices. For his part Phil knew that at the computer firm offices sex between the entire staff plus some regular visitors (Nia, Brisk, Corum and Qwit) was part of the regular routine, a dorm and shower was provided by management from day one to facilitate productivity and the enjoyment of all. Employees and spouses of both firms confined their sexual contacts to a pool of individuals who had monthly medical checks reported to their CEOs, so it was a safe pool.

In less than a week after the beach wedding, Phil was scheduled to send a very eager Red to the auction block at a law firm social where her willing charms could be displayed, and then enjoyed on public and private by a team of Phil’s horny fellow lawyers. Phil was also on a team that planned to bid on and enjoy several wives. They each expected to watch each other perform at the orgy between the auction and the late-night bedroom fun.

On their wedding night, the newly married couple intended to open their marriage as part of the consummation. They invited some friends to join them.

Some might wonder, without fidelity, why get married at all? The couple had discussed that question every day during their honeymoon. They both believed that the spice of friendly variety in their play - which was a fringe benefit built into the jobs they both enjoyed - was very nice. There was no reason to give up. But honestly it was not enough for these greedy Los Angelenos who were raised to want even more out of the best that life could offer. They might like a song a great deal, they might even have a top 5 or 10 depending on mood and activity, but they did not listen to those songs constantly, to the exclusion of all others. Nobody would. Why should sex be different?

They each agreed that they wanted to be in each others arms far more nights than they wanted to be with any others. If there was no choice they agreed they would settle for a faithful marriage, as men and woman day done for thousands of years. But these day were different because they knew there was a choice. It was their marriage so they could enjoy it “their way” (like hamburgers in the TV commercial). Why should they let other people in a Pope hat, or a simple-minded society which could not keep up with desires, dictate what was ultimately THEIR marriage and who they slept with? Life was about choices, and they were smart enough to live a life that the average-minded people could not cope with. Freedom and liberty for all was NOT just about clothing choices.