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He frowned (oh no!) but then smiled. “Sweetheart, if the doctor felt that you needed some medication, you should have accepted it.”
“James, he left it entirely up to me, and I really am ok. Maybe I can take a pill now though?”
He pulled a couple things from the bag – my cell phone, jingling coin purse and the bottle of pills. After contemplating the writing on the bottle, he explained, “It specifies to take these with food. I can bring you a bagel and a pill, when I help you dress for dinner, precious. Or, perhaps should I call the Robertsons and cancel?”
“Oh, no,. I am fine – and if I take one with dinner, that will be soon enough.”
“Are you certain, baby?”
I smiled at him. “Yes, James.”
He smiled back at me. “OK, honey, go to the bedroom and pick out what you’ll wear tonight. I’ll just turn down the heat on the chicken, open the wine, and in five minutes will be there to help you get ready.”
I felt like a complete clod, just walking up the stairs, and this was *without* medication? How could a small three pound cast on my hand so affect my balance? I got to our room, opened the closet and used my left hand to go through my clothes. It would be my red, low cut dress, tonight. James loves to see me in that dress – especially with my hair down. I took it out and laid it on the bed, then moved to the dresser and pulled out stockings and a garter which matched the dress. I stood looking down at my panties, when I felt James move up behind me. He pressed into me, and I leaned into him, closing my eyes.
“Perfect selection on the dress, kitten. But, let’s not go overboard on the underwear, hmmm?”
I opened my eyes, looking up at him, from his shoulder. “But Sir, I’ll need my stockings, and the garter to hold them up.”
“Yes, sweetheart. But that will be enough tonight, for my naughty girl.”
I turned to look into his eyes. They remained warm, but more firm than his concerned looks, earlier.
“Sir?”
“I’d just been considering, pet – that was your cell phone I pulled from your purse, wasn’t it?”
Damn! I knew he’d catch that, but I didn’t think it would be *before* dinner. “Yes, Sir.”
“Of course, cell phones are sometimes not allowed to be used in certain areas of hospitals. Was that the case, sweetheart?”
“I’m not certain. I didn’t ask that, Sir.”
“Right – perhaps your pain was too great to allow you to think of calling me, pet?”
“Oh no, Sir – I really did think of you. I asked about calling you, Sir.”
“Good,” he said, smiling, “Who did you ask?”
“The paramedic, but he was pretty busy and must have forgotten by the time we got to the hospital.”
“Was there a pay phone? You had plenty of change, after all – or, did they take you straight to a room?”
“I was taken to a room very quickly, though we did pass a pay phone, I’m pretty sure.” I looked down at the floor.
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