A mystery, drama, romance novel and even a laugh or two is in this Story for your reading pleasure. One in a series of material.

     Margie was an impressionable senior with dreams of a 30 year old lady.  Jonathan held her heart and they both knew that fact so well.  The oddity of it all is that neither of them cared what the future would do to them. Each focused on their lives and pretended not to pay much attentions to the tomorrows that would greatly influence them as a couple and as individuals.

     Jonathan was 8 years Margie’s senior, however stately, almost regal looking from Margie’s Irish, green eyes. He did 50 push ups and walked a mile a day to maintain his narcissist structure, which he personally admired when he thought no one was watching.  Oh, now the cat is out of the bag when that one “N” word was used , isn’t it ?  Let me continue to tell you, despite that fact that has surfaced.

     No matter how Jonathan tried, he could not shake the narcissism he had nurtured for 50 years or more. Yes, Jonathan was 72 with a pretty good looking physique for those years.  While the inside was more than sprinkled with 3 or 4 tall glasses of hard liquor on a daily basis, the outer body did not seem to suffer much.  Many significant women had come and gone , for reasons only Jonathan knew to be true or not.  Stories from him, exonerated him from any wrong doing, making the women seem witch=like from his mouth.  Margie, of course, heard the words, observed the face that was shown to her and believed every word that touched her gentle, caring ears.  Nothing Margie did was monumental in comparison to what Jonathan accomplished.  He was a pro at pulling the focus on himself, his accomplishments and down playing everyone and everything else.  Not much mattered to Jonathan except Jonathan.  Margie thought the world of him, so he did not have to try very hard to win her over to his narcissist point of view.

     Margie and Jonathan met by chance seemingly to like each others looks and ways early. Jonathan had been single for 5 months, so he stated to Margie when they met. She had been single for 2 years.  Both had been married before and truly neither wanted or needed ,marriage for an solidity in their lives.  Only Margie verbalized wanting and exclusive relationship.  Jonathan seemed to be going with the flow and not stating that was his desire or not.  Margie did not know there was a pin in the balloon relationship,  causing air to escape at a rapid speed.  Maybe Margie pretended to hear Jonathan wanted what she wanted. Jonathan pretended he did not need to commit to Margie or HER thoughts and requirements.

     One month after they met, Jonathan sent an email to Margie that was intended for some other female. OOPS, Jonathan, you blew it, big time!  Oddly enough, Jonathan called Margie on the phone, without admitting any wrong doing or apologizing, popping back in her life as if nothing happened.  Grant you. Jonathan waited 6 weeks before he made that call.  Margie, once again solidified an exclusive relationship to which Jonathan renewed his stance as on that same issue as before.  As it is widely know, the saying of “Let the Games Begin”, was exactly what happened.

Please read the next PART to continue with this story.

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  • Mr Ghaz on May 20, 2009

    Nice read..very interesting story..I liked it..Thnx for sharing

  • CHAN LEE PENG on May 20, 2009

    Your article filled my time with joy. Hopefully, your presence can cure my BLUE here. Thanks, and take care! :-)

  • Betty Carew on May 20, 2009

    Not fair Goodselfme, where’s the rest of the story, hurry and publish I can’t wait lol. Great write and most enjoyable read

  • Darla Cooke on May 20, 2009

    Great story! I really enjoyed reading it.

  • Jo Oliver on May 20, 2009

    well done short story

  • clay hurtubise on May 20, 2009

    WELCOME BACK!!! Missed you! Nice story, too!
    Thanks,
    Clay

  • Chris Stonecipher on May 20, 2009

    Welcome back. I missed you as well. Your title made me think that you were going to try and tackle a horrible comment someone made. I am looking forward to seeing more of your work here again.

  • Judy Sheldon on May 20, 2009

    Roberta, you sure fooled me – “n” word. I never thought you had it in you. Thankfully it was not what I thought. lol

    WELCOME BACK!!

  • BC Doan on May 21, 2009

    LOL..Judy said it for me! Welcome back..

  • Peter Cimino on May 21, 2009

    Good start…I like it.

  • Westbrook on May 22, 2009

    I thought you were being brave and real discussing the “N” word, but you had me fooled.

  • kareen on Nov 25, 2009

    ang gnda!!

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