Krish NOTES
Meeting Krish:
His eyes are warm, dark brown and encased in glasses. His clothes are all too big on him, and I wonder if he’s lost weight recently. He certainly didn’t need to. He’s very small - even smaller than I pictured from the Tinder profile. He’s short too. I should have asked about height, I thought to myself. The thought was quickly erased when magic crossed his face: That Grin! I can feel it in my soul. Robust white teeth surrounded by the most amazing lips I have ever seen on a guy. My eyes fall to his mouth, and I want to kiss him right then more than I have ever wanted to kiss a guy I just met in the middle of the grocery store. School supplies making you horny, Ms. Taken? You really are a teacher. I feel a blush creeping up my cheeks, so I quickly turn toward check out.Krish: I really was surprised you would meet me.
Me: Well, I figured I could take you. Oh that’s not what I mean.
Krish: You mean because I’m… (gestures toward his frame)
Me: That and I can take most guys. I was married to a boxer for 18 years and sparred with him a lot. Also, I have a brown belt in Taekwondo.First time I heard Krish really laugh:
Sitting on my bed watching something on TV while I watch him. Whole body shaking (His typical laugh I have seen) Then this complete joyful sound erupts and he’s laughing uncontrollably. I gently tighten my arm around him and pull him even closer.It is what it is
Who me?Accidentally picking Krish up at his apartment. That laugh.
Krish at Ivars Mukilteo-- HAT
Gives me his hat so that my eyes are protected from the evil sun. Krish about meeting me with his future wife. -- already hate her. Says he’s going to introduce me as his teacher. Sigh.Krish at Leavenworth
Beer Garten, Lake Wenatchee, trails - eek, Paragliders, watching for the stars by the river. Include the hot sex notes. Hand on back. Toe curling.Kansas breakdown.
Kassidy: Tell him you love him.
Me: Nope.
Kassidy: But you’re sure he loves you?
Me: Yep.
Kassidy: So?
Me: He can’t love me.
Kassidy: But he does.
Me: Yeah, but he’s not allowed to.
Kassidy: Because his parents won’t let him?
Me: Yep.
Kassidy: That’s some soap opera shit right there.
Me: I know, but it’s a cultural difference. I prefer to think of it as “Shakespearian.”
Kassidy: Well, it might be nice to have a soap opera. My love life is like a 90’s sitcom.
Me: What love life?
Kassidy (Punches me in arm.): Finally in Kansas.
Me (Brimming with sarcasm): Whoo-hoo.
Kassidy: How do you know you love him?
Me: Because thinking of him leaving physically hurts my body and makes me instantly tear up (I look at her, so she sees the forming tears.)
Kassidy: and you can’t have him?
Me: Nope. Can’t.
Kassidy: Then you should dump him.
Me: Can’t do that either. (The tears spill over proving my point.)
Kassidy: It’s the nice thing to do?
Me: Nice to whom?
Kassidy: Nice to yourself. Are you staying with him because you have hope? Or because he needs you.
Me: Nope. Not stupid. I just want to enjoy the journey.
Kassidy: Well, it sounds like hope.
Me: He can’t stay. He needs to take care of his parents. He feels really guilty for being here while they are there. It’s eating him up.
Kassidy: Then end it, so he can go without knowing.
Me: I can’t. I’m already too deep.
Kassidy: Then you should tell him - at least give him a chance to have a choice.
Me: He doesn’t have a choice, Kassidy. It’s family.
Kassidy: It sucks.
Me: Yep, and not even big ones, little tiny limp ones.
Kassidy: Yeah, tic-tac sized.Hours pass like days. I just want to go home. I hate driving through Wichita. The city smells like eggs and desperation.
We pull up to the door and are greeted by my ladybug. She runs out. She pauses. I pause hoping she remembers me. Shes loping toward me. Her fur is matted and her eyes are tear stained. She hasn’t been groomed in months. I can smell the inside of the house from the porch, and then he’s there on the porch staring at me petting lady. I’m instantly angry. Rage courses through me as I stand up. He’s been working out. Perfectly shaped arms crossed over an immense chest. Perfect V lining down into his pants. Fucking Alphas. I laugh out loud as Albert’s word for this type of guy crosses my mind.
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