Mary Elizabeth Nelson is the oldest child in a conservative Roman Catholic family in a wealthy suburb of San Francisco. As a sophomore at Berkeley in 1983, Mary is discovered by her mother in a "compromising position" with another woman, and she is summarily disowned.<br><br>She moves to New York and works as a waitress. While auditing an Austen seminar at NYU, she falls for fellow student, Betty Anne Elliot. The two foolishly share one night of passion before Betty decides to marry and disappear from Mary's life.<br><br>That is, until twenty years later when she calls still-single, successful writer Mary out-of-the-blue. Can the romance they had that first day blossom into love and passion?

Mary Elizabeth Nelson

“More.”Betty was losing control.Over her body.Over me.“MORE.”And I added two fingers and in-and-out.“Bite me,Mary,Bite me.”My face dropped to her and my mouth encircled her engorged clit.I licked it.She couldbarely say anything but she said,“BITE ME.”My teeth gently bit into her clit and that set her off.For a minute she shook as her orgasm crested over her,my fingers still moving,my teeth still nipping until I heard“STOP STOP STOP.”


I did and quickly drew my body to her left side,my left hand lightly rubbing against her slight tummy as I watched her again try to catch her breath.Sweat was pouring from her as she slowly found herself calming down.


“If you never did that to me again I would die a happy woman.”


“I’ll be dead.But I’ll be happy.”She turned to me and smiled.


Chapter 7