Cara Mia & Cara Mio: An Addams Family Story

Chapter One: Gomez

Gomez Addams was such a charming man. He was suave and classy, every woman wanted him. Well, every woman that was a little...abnormal. Interesting, different.

Many women and men believed Gomez to be a fool, long with his family. Sure Gomez was a little playful, but he was captivating and could get whatever he desired with the snap of his fingers.

Gomez was never undecided. He was confident and masculine, but he could remain his lovely, and dark charm everyone loved so much.

Gomez's brother Fester was a sight, but Gomez loved him. They rough housed and played, still to this day. When did getting older ever stop anyone? And why should it?

Gomez had loads of fun. He had the perfect family, and the perfect house, and the perfect pet...well, hand.

He loved doing the craziest of things as well. He was adventurous, and daring. Gomez was probably the most interesting man in the universe.

Fester was always quite jealous of his younger brother, but who could blame him? Gomez was perfectly imperfect, and had everything any man could possibly want.

Gomez had won Morticia from all his playmates back in the day, and Fester still struggled to cope. Everyone wanted Morticia, and everyone woman despised her, and were almost didgusted.

Gomez was madly in love with her though. He would die for her, kill for her, they were both a bliss. She was absolutely intoxicating, and he was addicted. Addicted to her scent, her appearance, and both her voice and personality.

She was perfect for him, and Gomez struggled a lot when it came to not imagining about her and him, nor thinking of her in general. Her slim figure, her gorgeous white complexion.

Just divine!

Gomez would often find himself fascinating of her during work, or during a collecting with Tully. It irked him, but it also riled him up more than usual.

Gomez knew that he and Morticia had an audience almost 24/7, but they gave no cares, once so ever. They loved to flaunt their wonderful and surprisingly healthy relationship, specifically Gomez.

He was so proud of her, and himself for winning a girl like her over. Every single buddy and family member competed for Morticia when they were children, and Gomez thanked God every day that he was the stallion who won his dark angel.

Gomez was always wealthy, very very wealthy to be descriptive. His Father and Mother were kind, but his Father was always too absorbed in his money, more than his family. That only made Gomez strive more to be a wonderful father, the wonderful one he already was.

The Addams were aquatences with the Frumps. Morticia used to be a Frump of course, and Gomez constantly wished to visit her. When his parents wouldn't allow him to, or it was too late into the night, Gomez would sneak out from his window and run along to Morticia who waited in the family graveyard.

Gomez knew from a young age that he wanted children. It was definitely confirmed to his feelings when he met Morticia.

He immediately knew he wanted her to be the one who carried his young. Little did Gomez know at the time, Morticia wanted that just as much as he did.

Morticia never had eyes for the boys and cousins of Gomez, only him. She always eyed him, and that was what got everyone going, especially Gomez.

It fuled him, it worked him up. She awokned his mad lust.

If he wasn't fencing or doing backflips off his desk, he was gazing at Morticia and playing with his children.

He was a family man.

And he loved being one.

Gomez was a strong and flexible man, both physically and mentally. His only weakness was his family, and even then that wasn't it. It was her, who drove him wild.

Morticia Addams.