The Wedding Night

She had dreamed about this night for months. As her husband of just a few hours placed their bags inside the honeymoon suite, she quickly slipped into the bathroom to change. As she undressed, she continued to marvel that he truly wanted to be with her, that he hadn’t just married her out of some guilt trip or sympathetic idea. She’d been born with a birth defect which had left her paralyzed from the waist down & he knew they would face a host of medical issues in the years ahead, but still he wanted her. “I’m not marrying your wheelchair…I’m marrying YOU!” he often whispered on those late night dates when she continued to express her concern that he really didn’t know what he was getting himself into. In reality, he had a pretty good idea what they were dealing with medically. He’d done the research, even long before he had popped the question.

Well, this was their first big test. She could feel nothing from her waist down & she was afraid that she would disappoint him in bed tonight. They’d talked openly about sex & what it would mean in the relationship. He had assured her that he only wanted to do what she was comfortable with. They weren’t sure if they’d have children with her situation, so the pressure to get pregnant wasn’t there. She’d seen several articles on the Internet & in magazines about women being able to induce lactation without a recent pregnancy, & they’d decided it might be fun to try. She had tried several methods to bring her milk in & had finally found one that worked. As a matter of fact, it had worked quite well. As she released the catches of her bra, she winced at the pain in her chest. She’d not been able to pump since this morning & she was dying for him to relieve the pressure. Quickly, she slipped the semi-transparent red lace gown around behind her & tied the single ribbon around her chest. Smiling, she slowly opened the door to find him already in bed, waiting.

“There you are, love!” His grin turned to a huge O as he skimmed her well rounded body with his eyes. They had saved themselves for each other & had not even gone beyond a good night kiss until just now.