The Wife
The wife stood by her husband in the garden. Her husband's hand intertwined with hers.
She looked up at the clear blue sky at a flock of exotic birds. A spring breeze danced
around her and her husband's naked physiques. The sunlight painted their skin. The
wind kissed their cheeks. "I love you," The wife said to her husband brushing his long
raven black hair away from his face. "I love you too," The husband replied before
leaning forward and giving his wife's lips a taste. The two held each other as they
stood in front of a blooming tree. They kissed and kneaded on each other feeling
spirited and carefree. Nothing could separate them now. Their love for each other
was strong. The wife held her husband, thanking God for his creation and humming
her favorite love song. She whispered into his ear holding his muscular body against
her plump breast. She caressed her lips against his beard feeling his heart beating
against her chest. The husband wanted to melt with his wife. He prepared to give her
another passionate kiss. But his lips hesitated when he heard what sounded like a loud
hiss. The wife immediately used her body to shield and protect her husband when she
saw the snake approaching. The serpent's skin shimmered like diamonds. Its eyes
shifting and searching. "I should have killed you earlier!" The wife said with a seething
anger as she looked down at the sneaky slithering beast. The serpent hissed furiously
as he showed his fangs opening his mouth to feast. "Go away!" The wife shouted down
at the supernatural snake. Her anger burning within her. The serpent's neck she desired
to break. The creature kept coming with his flesh glimmering in the sunlight. His fangs
were positioning themselves as he raised up preparing to take a bite. But the serpent
misjudged as he watched the wife put up a fight. Before he knew it she had already
grabbed his head. She squeezed him as hard as she could, crushing his body until he
was dead. The wife smiled when she saw what her and her husband were going to have
for dinner tonight. She threw the snake's body over her shoulder knowing that instead of
a piece of fruit. Snake meat would satisfy the appetite just right. The wife went back to
hugging on her husband, relaxing her hands against his hips. "I love you." She said.
"I love you too." The husband smiled while leaning forward to nestle his mouth against
her lips.
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