Savage Affair : Book 2 Of The Affair.

Restless.

09.
Beverly Hills.

Katrina had a tennis date at "The Beverly Hills Tennis club" around 1 p.m.

She arrived on time and changed into a white tennis outfit in the

dressing room before meeting Laura Shaw on the court.

Laura was one of the producers of the t.v show and a new friend.

She'd been a famous teen actress herself back in the late

1990's and still looked great and fit at fourty nine thanks to a top cosmetic surgeon and personal trainer.

"Hello doll." Laura greeted Katrina with an air kiss.

"You look stunning as usual." She added with an envious smile.

"Thanks and so do you." Katrina said.

After a quick game which Katrina graciously allowed Laura to win and a shower they had lunch at a private club.

Laura ordered a scotch on the rocks while Katrina had a single glass of chilled white wine.

They chatted over large Greek salads before saying goodbye around 3 p.m.

By 7 p.m Katrina had returned home, and changed into a white peignoir over a lacey gown.

She was sitting on one of a pair of white Chintz chairs in the bedroom, boredly flipping through a movie magazine.

The twins were downstairs in the home  theater watching a

Disney movie and pigging out on junk food.

Klaus was away on a business trip.

Feeling restless Katrina tossed the mag aside and began to pace her bedroom like a caged tigress.

The flowing hem of the peignoir swirled around her toned legs during the agitated movements of her body.

She recognized that the restlessness was due to unreleased sexual pressure.

What her body desired was another woman...

and it had become a constant craving that was slowly driving her mad.

Katrina suddenly halted in front of the full length mirror on the door of the

walk-in closet and stared into her own desperate eyes. "My god..I can't stand too much more of this." She said.

Finaly Katrina decided to go downstairs to check on the children.

The boys were sprawled out on the plush, red chairs inside the home

theater laughing at the antics of the cartoon characters prancing across the flickering screen.

They paid her no mind as Katrina quietly sat next to Nicholas.

Of the two he was her favorite because he was so refreshingly different from Klaus.

Richard was a bit too much like his Father and Katrina was often impatient with him.

But she loved her children equally which was a weapon that Klaus delighted in using against her.

Especially when he wanted his way.

Slumping in the chair , Katrina forced herself to remain inside the theater until

the idiotic movie ended and then reminded the boys that it was long past their bedtime.

"May I have another corndog before we go up to bed?" Nicholas asked.

"No you may not." Katrina said firmly.