Author's Note: Any and all characters are purely fictional. Adults only. If you are underage, or if erotic stories of homosexual women offend you, please leave now.
Summary: In the midst of California's gay marriage legality, a newly married couple celebrates in a hotel room.
(FF, anal, ejac, oral, rom)
Our families filled the long, brown benches, crying and/or smiling at me. Behind me was the large stained-glass window, bordered by the church's brown walls. The bald, tan-skinned minister stood behind his wooden podium, also grinning when I glanced at him. I stood next to him, clad in my white dress. There I was, ready to marry the woman I love.
My gown wasn't so special; just casual. The skirt reached down to the floor, so I had to lift it a bit when I walked. The sleeves were long and the round collar covered the base of my neck. A white headpiece topped everything off.
Shiny, brown hair rested on my shoulders and surrounded my oval-shaped head. Small, dark brown eyes are below my forehead, and on either side of my triangular nose. I'm an average-sized young woman. Not to big, not too small.
'Here Comes the Bride' soon played on the organ. I, along with almost everyone else, gazed at the entrance.
Arm-in-arm, the bride appeared with an older man. The man was an average size, and had short, gray hair. He wore a black tuxedo with a white shirt. The bride, who was the same height, had the exact same dress I had, with a slightly shorter skirt. Her face was covered by a white veil. In both hands, she carried a bouquet.
The man went to sit down in the front row. Using both hands, I peeled the veil off her face. Her green eyes twinkled and her red lips curved into a wide grin. I smiled back at her and we turned to the minister.
The bald man cleared his throat and opened his book. "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today to join together these two women in holy matrimony. If there is anyone who knows why they may not be joined together, please speak now, or forever hold your peace." Silence. "Do you, Natalie Williams, take Melanie Miller to be your lawfully wedded wife?"
I tilted my head and looked longingly at my girlfriend. "I do."
She beamed at me and looked as if ready to cry.
"And do you, Melanie Miller, take Natalie Williams to be your lawfully wedded wife?"
"I do."
"The ring, please."
I was already holding the ring in my hand. It was a gold ring with a small, clear diamond in it. My mother gave it to me. Holding my lady's hand, I slipped it on her. She lifted her hand to get a closer look.
"It's beautiful," she told me.
"By the power vested in me, I now pronounce Natalie Williams and Melanie Miller wife and wife. You may now kiss the bride."
Gently, I held both sides of her lower face. Leaning forward, I pressed my lips to hers. It was a long kiss, but involved no tongues. Beside us, I could hear cheering and applauding. I pulled back and smiled at our audience.
Turning around, Melanie tossed her bouquet high into the air behind her. Louder cheers rang through the room. The flowers hit the raised hands of her mother and father and fell to the floor. Melanie and I walked down the aisle. Our applauding relatives stood as we passed them, then followed us as we left the church.
My black BMW was parked in front of the building with no other cars in its front or back. The space on the opposite side of the street was full from our guests' vehicles. 'JUST MARRIED' was painted in a different color for every letter on a large, white sign on the trunk. After stopping for photos and congratulations, we scrambled down the path and into the car. I let my roof down and we waved goodbye to our families and sped away.
Melanie and I have been dating for three years. She's been better to me than any man ever was and ever could be. Eventually, I concluded that I had to have her. This inspired me to protest Proposition 8, and have her join me in the fight. Finally, after months of hard work, the ban was lifted and I proposed to her.
"I can't believe we did it!" Melanie said.
"Me, neither, but we did it," I told her. "Now you're my wife."
"And you're my wife." The ride became silent, save for a few bumps in the road. "So where are we going for our honeymoon?"
I grinned. "That's for me to know and you to find out soon. For now, let's go get a room and... celebrate."
Dimming her eyes, she smirked. "Is that all you ever think about?"
"No. I think about you... at least half as much."
She made a mock pout.
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The hotel lobby was huge. The white walls and floor were marble. A thin, red carpet led from revolving door to the desk. The flattop manager stood behind the desk, wearing a black suit and a red tie. A bushy mustache was below his wide nose, and he had hazel eyes.
"Hi," I said. "We'd like a room for the night. One bed." I turned to Melanie and noticed her blush.
"Certainly, ma'am," he said. He turned to the wall and retrieved a key. "You can have room number 3." He handed it to me and looked to his right. "Richard."
Richard wore a maroon bellboy outfit. Black hair was visible beside his hat. "Yes, sir?"
"Take their bags to room 14."
Melanie and I had a suitcase each. He picked them up with no problem, and walked away. Holding Melanie's hand, I followed the bellhop to our room.
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A painting of dark mountains hung on the white wall, beside the door. The large window on the left side of the room was blocked by orange curtains. A brown dresser was in a corner, topped by a black TV. A ceiling light was above the brown-sheeted bed with the matching pillow cases. The floor was carpeted in a fuzzy beige.
"Here we are," the bellhop said, putting the bags beside the bed. He then advanced to the door, "Congratulations on your wedding." He left, and I was alone with my bride.
I turned around and gave her a kiss on the right cheek. She back away and took her dress off, gently placing it on top of her black suitcase. She was now standing in her red bra and red panties. Her bra looked as if it could barely hold them. I decided to take my clothes off, too.
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