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Samantha Memi used to be an alcoholic adulteress, but the death of her fictional husband showed her the error of her ways. Examples of her abstinence and chastity can be found at http://samanthamemi.weebly.com/

Samantha Memi

Distinguishing Feature

                       

“I bruise eashily,” I mumbled, as he held me in his strong arms and squashed his lips against mine. He was pushing me against a brick wall in an alley not far from the pub where we met. I could feel the roughness of the bricks through my thin cotton dress. The skin of my ass would be grazed, reddened. As he embraced me I felt a monstrosity of a hardened penis press against my tummy. Whoa, I thought, I hope I can cope with that, and I imagined it going in and out of me, and each time he thrust it in, my belly would bulge out, and each time he pulled it back, I'd go flat – bulge, flat, bulge, flat, bulge, flat –  would the exercise be better than the gym? Certainly more enjoyable.

Eagerness and anxiety thrilled me as his hand slid up my thigh and fingers pulled at my panties. 

Someone shouted, “Samantha!”

Oh God, it was David. I tried to push my alleyway lover away. His finger was sliding into me. I didn’t want to be discovered like this. Not with my panties down, or even pulled over to the side. The man with the smooth hands, whose name I couldn’t remember, asked, “What’s wrong?”

“It’s my husband.”

“I thought you said he’d gone home.”

“I thought he had.”

It was too late. Standing at the end of the alley, blocking out the streetlight, was my beloved hubby. He looked bigger than he normally did, and I wondered if he’d been bitten by a spider and turned into the Incredible Hulk, but I remembered it wasn’t a spider. What was it that made the Incredible Hulk big and strong? Guinness, maybe.

“Samantha, is that you?”

What was I supposed to say – No? He’d recognise my voice. The man without a name removed his hand from under my dress. I felt relieved, but slightly saddened.  I’d been looking forward to a bit of excitement. At a rough guess, the biggest I’d ever had.

“It is you, you fuckin’ bitch.”

Oh dear, this wasn’t going to be a night of pleasant memories.

“What fucking scumbag have you picked up this time?”

He lumbered like a grizzly bear down the alleyway towards us. Then, about five yards away, he stopped. I wondered why – till I saw Mr Nameless had a gun.

“Fuck off,” said Mr Nameless.

“That’s my wife you’re with.”

He made it sound like I was his property.

“David, it’s not what you think. I fell over and he helped me…”

“Shuddup bitch.”

I shut up, wobbled a bit and fell over.

“I said fuck off,” shouted Mr Nameless.

David took a step forward. A shot fired, and I watched as my darling husband staggered and collapsed.

Mr Nameless ran off and disappeared into the street. David lay on the ground bleeding and gurgling. I crawled over to him.

“Who was that cunt?” he asked.

“I can’t remember hish name,” I replied, rather unhelpfully.

 

At the hospital I was questioned by the police.

“So where did you meet him?”  

“Who?”

“The man who shot your husband.”

“In The Queen’s.”

“Can you give us a description?”  

“Tall, white, blonde.”

“Is that all?”

“It was dark.”

“So was it dark in the pub?”

“In the pub I thought there were two of him.”

“So no distinguishing features?” 

Was his monster cock a distinguishing feature? Could I tell them about that?

“I was drunk.”

 

David said he wanted a divorce. He’d said it before. Once he was home I was sure I could change his mind. I bought a leather corset, buttplug, and some new handcuffs.

I've always found that a tied up man stays with you for longer.

My daughter’s attitude towards me changed. I was the creator of all the evil in the universe. She started a new routine for herself. Instead of coming home after school she went straight to the hospital to see her dad. She ate there and did her homework with her father’s help. When she came home she went straight to her room. I was persona non grata.

 

Then the police arrested a suspect and I had to go to identify him. I looked at all the men but I but I didn’t recognise anyone.

The only way I could be sure was if he got a hard-on and pressed it against me. The logistics were horrendous. There were six in the identity parade. They’d all have to rub themselves up and press against me. Then I'd say ‘Hm, I'm not sure. Can you do it again?’

What if I didn’t recognise any of them. The whole process would have to be gone through again. As much as the idea excited me, telling the police about Mr Monster Cock would be far too embarrassing.

Because I couldn’t give a positive description the suspect was set free. Two days later he shot and killed a woman in a bungled street robbery. This time witnesses came forward.

 

Apart from my daughter’s disapproving attitude towards me and my sorrow about what happened to David, I feel responsible for the death of a young mother. I can’t help looking at her photo online and reading about her life and tragic death. My only consolation is the absurd notion of taking someone to court based solely on the impression their penis made on you.

“Did you have it inside you?”

“No.”

“So you only felt it push against you?”

“Yes.”

“Ladies and gentlemen of the jury I think we can safely dismiss this witness’s evidence.”

Even so I feel guilty, wondering if I could have prevented her death.

Maybe I could. It's something I'll never know.

"Loved this. Very clever writing which made me laugh and think." Eva Palva, London (12/29/2011)
"Good read! Hot fun!" Michael, Boston (1/4/2012)