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(Complete) Devil In The Waters, Book 2, Chapter 4
🕑 Added 2019-12-31 04:01:43 +0000 UTCInside the apartment door, Kimmy turned to him and he backed her to the hallway table, leaned her against it, the crown of her head knocking askew the photograph her father took of that temple in Taiwan. He kissed her.
She said, “Not here,” as she unbuckled his belt.
His cock throbbed even harder than at the Dragon. All this intense arousal from the awful revelation that part of what Devin had told him was true. Devin got Kimmy on her back in the grass, held her hands over her head. She didn’t say exactly, but somewhere had seen his arousal in his pants, and Devin had pressed it against her. All he could think of was the belly of that thing in Devin’s pants grinding into the cotton cleft of his wife’s soft pussy. And Kimmy, reluctant, mad at this guy one second before, but now Devin was staring in her eyes and she was feeling his manhood against that most feminine part of her. . . . Devin said Josh had asked him to do it—there was no way he did. But for whatever reason, what had once worked through him like a poison, this noxious idea of Devin fucking Kimmy behind Josh’s back, had become something else. From poison to octane.
Kimmy pushed his pants down, underwear going along with it, his erection sticking up straight and proud, and for some reason the aching knowledge that Kimmy had indeed witnessed Devin’s impressive size didn’t shrink him tonight. It didn’t turn him flaccid, the opposite happened. She stroked him while he leaned over to take her mouth again. She squirmed her face away, and he kissed her neck—like Devin had kissed her neck. . . . And now he thought of the scenario Kimmy described amplified. Just like the way he was with her now, but it was Devin with Kimmy in the grass, Kimmy pushing Devin’s pants down and stroking that giant thing he had.
She whispered, “Let’s go to the bedroom.”
“I want you right here, right now.”
She said, “I want to get a condom . . .”
He chuckled, for some reason considering it undecipherable dirty talk, like maybe Kimmy had some kind of latex fetish. But then he realized she was serious. He backed up so he could look in her eyes. “A condom?”
“Okay?”
“I thought we were trying again.”
“I don’t know.”
“Kimmy, you were the one the last couple days who—”
“We should’ve talked about it.”
“Yeah, we should have. I let you take the lead.”
She tucked her chin down, looked in his eyes. “I should go back to work.”
“But, Kimmy . . .”
“We can try again some other time.”
He rubbed her sides. “Are you afraid?”
The question bothered her, and all the sexual inflation that had expanded them like dirty circus balloons squeaked and deflated. She sat up straighter, got herself off the table to stand, then leaned against the wall. She didn’t look at him. “I just don’t know what I want.”
“We want a family.”
“I know.”
“You can go back to work if you want, Kimmy. I just don’t want you to do it for the wrong reasons.”
Looking down at the floor, her lips bunched to a pout like she was chewing her inner cheek, she said, “I think I’m tired of making baskets.”
He chuckled, then came to stand behind her and leaned on the table, bracing his hip against its curved edge. “You don’t have to make baskets, Kimmy. You can do whatever you want.”
“I’ve been away for so long, then I worry what’ll happen if the time gets longer . . .”
He caressed her shoulder, and she put her hand over his. His erection had stopped buzzing, but it was still fully engorged and pointed upright, the tip underneath the hem of her cardigan. He stood with her for a long while, thinking about her desire to return to work. But there was more; a blinking beacon in his mind’s eye right in the room with them. He reached down and behind him, slid open the drawer. He peeked down, saw Devin’s card was still there, plucked it out, held it between thumb and finger’s as he rotated around looking at the back and the front. He said, “The other day I found this in the drawer.”
She looked to see what it was, frowned and had to squint to read it. It was like she wasn’t familiar with it. He said, “Was Devin here?”
Kimmy’s mouth fell open, and her eyes widened. “No . . .”
“Why’s his card here?”
She braced her back against the wall, took the card from him held it in both hands and read Devin Stone’s name and title. She said, “He gave it to me.”
“When?”
She frowned, chewed her cheek some more. “At the party.”
“Why?”
“I don’t know, Josh.”
“Tell me . . .”
Her head fell back to rest on the wall, slumped aside till her cheek almost touched her shoulder. Her eyes went up. “I think he wants to offer me a job.”
His knees weakened for a moment and he slid to lean against the wall next to her. His mind scrambled trying to make sense of what she’d just told him. There was an incredible betrayal here. She’d talked to Devin about their future. Enough Devin offered her a business card. Kimmy’d decided she wanted to try again to get pregnant, then flip-flopped, now saying she wanted to go back to work. Back to work for Devin?
Was this before or after he’d humped his huge cock between her legs?
He dug fingertips into his cheeks, stood there dumbfounded. Kimmy side-glanced at him, her expression wary. He shook his head, pulled up his pants and buckled them, then headed down the hall.
Kimmy called after him: “Where are you going?”
He waved her off, ambling down the hall to the bedroom. He went in and closed the door behind him, moved to the bed and sat down.
Up was down, left was right. . . . What the fuck was going on? Was Devin here in the apartment? Was he not here? Did he fuck Kimmy at Tiffany’s? How truthful was Kimmy on the Dragon patio? Was that all that happened? . . .
The bedroom door opened and Kimmy slipped in quietly. She cozied herself in her cardigan, closing the open flaps closed, shoulders hunched, looking like she was cold though the bedroom was almost too warm. She crossed to him on her toes, barefoot now. She sat down on the bed next to him. “I’ve been meaning to talk to you about it.”
“We should do a lot more talking. I feel like I’m a punching bag right now.”
“Sorry. I really am. Josh, I’m so much happier that I told you what happened. It was wrong to keep it from you. . . . I know you trust me—I leaned too heavily on that. Can’t you forgive me?”
“You want to work for Devin Stone?”
“I told him no way. But now I don’t know . . .”
“You can’t work for him, Kimmy.”
“I know.” She hung her head, sullen.
Then he felt guilty for laying that on her. He amended: “We can talk about it.”
“I don’t want to work for him, Josh.”
“As his lawyer or something?”
She nodded, ran her hair back from her face, held it behind her neck. “And I speak Chinese.”
“Import export.”
“I think it’s a lot of money. More than I make at the firm.”
“They’re expecting you back.”
“I know. I know I can’t take it.”
Plus, Kimmy, the whole thing where he pinned you down and dry-humped you . . .?
They wanted a family. But having two good incomes was nice. They could buy a house. A big house. They could have more than two kids. How much could they save five years working for Devin Stone? If they squirreled away everything Kimmy made and lived off only his income, they could probably buy a house in the suburbs. Buy it cash. “Fuck,” he sighed into his hands.
“This isn’t a real thing, Josh. I didn’t consider it, not really.”
“You kept his card.”
“I forgot I had it,” she said. Then: “I just threw it out anyway.”
“You didn’t have to do that. I don’t need a purity test.”
“I don’t want to work for him, Josh. I don’t even like the guy.”
“No one does.”
“Can we just forget about it?”
“Yeah, sure,” he said.
“You want to watch TV?”
“No.”
She cast a sidelong look. “You brought me home to be alone with me. Do you want to lay down?”
He said, “What happened with you and Amy when you took me to the tent?”
She looked away again, out at the sky as it faded from blue to orange. “I told you, we put you into your sleeping bag.”
“Before that,” he said. “You helped me pee.”
“Yeah, I told you that.”
“Amy didn’t want to talk about it.”
“At coffee today? Good,” she said. “I hope you didn’t ask her about it.”
“Did you take my pants down?”
“No, just your zipper.”
“Why did it take me so long to go? You said it took a long time . . . Forever, you said.”
She ran her hair back again, this time letting it fall. “You had to pee, you . . . you had a . . . an erection.”
He shook his head, disgusted with her. Disgusted with himself. “Were you guys laughing at me?”
“No, Josh, I would never laugh at you, why would you even say that?”
“Sometimes I think Amy hates me.”
“She doesn’t, Josh.”
He ran his head around in a circle like his neck was sore. “Did she see?”
“No . . .”
Her voice was quiet. He faced her. “Are you sure?”
“I’m pretty sure.”
“Kimmy, did she sneak a peek? Were you guys laughing because I had a boner?”
“I don’t know, Josh.”
“Did she take a look?”
“I don’t think she did.”
“But she might have?”
“It didn’t come up.”
He leaned forward to catch her eyes, wanting to see if she was joking, and she wasn’t. No pun intended. “Everybody was hard for you that night.”
Kimmy made a curious expression, not getting his meaning.
He said, “Devin, too.”
“Oh yeah, right,” she said without humor.
“Sorry,” he said, “I was trying to be funny.”
“It’s okay.”
Now he shifted, faced her again like he did in the front seats of their car. She smiled, her eyes just narrow lines, light from the sunset filling up those dark orbs and turning them chestnut and sending sparks of gold. He kissed her pouting mouth and she touched his shoulder.
He said, “You want to try again?”
She said, “Do you want to try again?”
“I do,” he said, his expression falling. Mind stuck again on Devin.
She said, “What’s wrong?” brushing the back of her knuckles over his cheekbone.
“I keep thinking of him on top of you . . .”
“Don’t do that.”
“I can’t help it.”
“Get a condom,” she said.
And here they were back to the start—Kimmy deciding she wasn’t sure whether now was the time to have a family or not. Making the decision herself that tonight would not be the night to attempt to conceive. No, his wife had been considering taking a high-paying job working as a lawyer for Devin Stone’s import-export company. Devin Stone, a man she hated. Said she hated. But she’d work for him for money. And the man had been on top of her, had been arrogant and insulting, and when she fought back this man had put her on the ground, held her hands over her head and let her know how huge his dick was, rubbing it against her.
He couldn’t ask Kimmy where Devin had pressed it. What would that say about her husband? But he was obsessing over the image of Kimmy’s knees up on either side of Devin’s hips, her hands held up above her head, not wanting to be there, but fully realizing the power this man had. The power, the money, offering her a job, his strong hands on her slender wrists holding her easily, pinning her, letting her feel how big a man could be. . . . He kissed her again, hungrily.
Soon he had her back on the bed. She unbuckled his belt again, got his pants down. While they both got straighter on the bed, Kimmy slid her shorts off, wriggled out of her cardigan and top, and he fished out a condom from the nightstand.
“Here,” she said, naked now and taking over.
He lay back, no pants on, his dress shirt open, his bare stomach heaving up and down. Kimmy tore open the condom packet, tucked her fingers inside it’s ring, stretched its mouth and pulled it down over his shaft in one easy stroke, the latex crinkling as it unrolled. Kimmy had seen and felt what Devin had. If it was a hidden lustful spark within him, he could enjoy it. Because he was hard as stone—not stone, definitely not stone. Steel.
He got over top of her, slid himself inside, pinpointing her facial expression, trying to imagine what it would do if that thing Devin had showed him was going inside her right now. He took her wrists and guided her hands above her head. His hips rolling against hers, he looked in her eyes the way he imagined Devin did. There was fear in Kimmy, intermingled with the lust and passion. She understood what he was doing. Understood he was reliving the awful story his wife had told him how another man had pinned her down. Surely she would think that he was reclaiming her, not reliving that awful erotic jewel that glimmered in the dark web Devin tried weaving around him. She couldn’t see that in him. No, tonight he was taking his wife back after another man had tried to claim her. That’s all it was. But he thought of his penis as Devin’s penis inside Kimmy. Devastating her, stretching her insides beyond what was normal. Every little squeak and sigh Kimmy made was amplified in his head tenfold thinking of her with Devin. He kissed her bare shoulders, sucked on the hard coiled buds of her nipples. When she closed her eyes, he thought she could be thinking of Devin too. His stomach curdled at the thought, but his hips pounded into her harder.
“You’re mine,” he whispered, making sure she understood he wasn’t thinking about Devin with her, making sure she understood that she was his.
“All yours,” she sighed, and he slowed down now, the strokes getting easy and slow while he got close and cupped her cheeks and kissed her mouth. She caressed his back and they made love gently until he came inside the condom.
Comments
TF
Exactly
KT Morrison
Nope—edit away!
JamesIsAsleep
KT, do you see notifications if a reply is edited? If you did you would probably get like a dozen emails from me. I love how much freedom we have to make sure our point is put across with the ability to edit on this site!
DavidnDaria
I'm not certain, but I think I might have screwed up a post in here somehow. It's not here. Oh, well. That would be quite a twist, Red. Yeah, it'd end up on the news or Dateline! A while back, my wife used to watch Dateline a lot. I'd walk by and say, "It's the husband!" Of course, it was in 90 percent of the cases. In this case, it would be a consipiracy worthy of Lester Holt. :)
RCH
Only Hertz if you don't have enough lubrication.
RCH
Here's a twist Josh catches the two of them in bed. Josh takes out Devin you pick a weapon (baseball bat, golf club...) Kimmy extricate herself from under Devin's lifeless body. She smiles and hugs Josh and says "that worked out nicely. He'll never bully us again." Brains over brawn, Devin is defeated by his arrogance. Kimmy was able make Devin believe that he was to good for her to resist! Josh and Kimmy successfully set him up for an affair the would end with Josh in a rage of passion kills her lover... Silly, but it would be worthy of the 11 o'clock news!!!
TF
Are the units of frequency Hertz?
DavidnDaria
Both my wife and I think Josh knows but is really having problems processing. He wants confirmation--hence Amy--but is making excuses in his own way to avoid the confrontation. Maybe he's hoping Kimmy will come cleaner? He's got all the evidence he needs, but having been there myself, I can tell you two things: 1) You know. You don't want to believe what you know, even right up to the inevitable confrontation. 2) Being right is very difficult to accept. On a baser level, it was the last thing I wanted to be right about. For me, there was nothing hot or erotic about being right. While I doubt this will happen in the story because Josh is just not that guy, hate sex, anger sex, or whatever you want to call it, is simply an unsatisfactory outlet for everything being held in, but would be welcome in this story. While my wife enjoyed hell out of it, I didn't. It led to waking up in cold sweats in the middle of the night, going downstairs and bawling. The level of pain, anger, and anguish was far beyond anything I'd ever experienced. Different, but on level similar, but most of the times beyond what I felt when I lost my parents. In the end, everyone handles infidelity differently. After fits and starts and because of who we are, it opened doors that many other couples would have simply slammed shut. Stories like this are fun to read, sincerely. I'd be lying if I wrote that our experience hasn't colored our speculation herein.
JamesIsAsleep
TF - Yeah, this is the patented KT-Challenge, where the female character in a story does something that would objectively repulse every single human being reading the story, commit infidelity. I love her stories because she basically challenges the status quo reaction and asks us to truly examine, "What now?" after the dirty deed has been done, or more specifically "You've said you hate infidelity so much, but what if it involves someone who is dealing with this crazy ass scenario, is it as fair to pass judgment as much as you claim?" KT never condones infidelity in her stories, but she doesn't make it entirely unwarranted behavior, either. That's fun, lol. I think in this instance, Kimmy truly does love and respect Josh. Right now she has this really complicated bodily reaction to Devin that she knows is wrong when she starts to want him sexually, but also knows there's a tangible hatred that allows her to trust her gut that she can be in a room with him (that's a beautiful complication). I think she feels she is such a strong woman in the rest of her life that she believes she'll get to the bottom of this, solving the problem and all this betrayal she is committing with Josh that will blow over when the strong version of Kimmy's personality takes back over like it usually does and she confronts Devin on her own terms. As usual, my hope is that when she confronts Devin, that he is an stonger match than she hoped for and that biology is 'a hell of a drug,' as Rick James once said about cocaine in an important interview on the Chappelle Show, lol.
DavidnDaria
Red, Film at 11 type thing? That would be quite a departure.
RCH
Exactly! Trust should be falling off at the rate of: ((Pi * Radius squared) * length) * frequency) = Distrust increase rate. Engineer and hotwife husband!
RCH
Not so much cheering for Josh as wanting to see/hear Kimmy's reaction to Devin "Volume"! As far as Josh "Rising" I think that has already been established! I'm looking forward to Josh coming home to a Kimmy that has been ridden hard and put away wet! TF as long as the black hat is a ten gallon one because of the needed "Volume".
TF
Without the guy in the black hat there is no story, so cheer on.
RCH
My comment about KT character writing is that Josh has to be fully aware that Kimmy is lying! KT couldn't write a character that was so gullible. Josh has got to be putting it all together. It's all about how he is going to react to the truth.
RCH
Nothing wrong with Texas DnD! I'm just saying Josh would have more options! Firearms are the great equalizer. The only good bully is a... Sorry to our peace loving Canadian neighbors! Don't want to get into a firearms debate here. I'm a devout Libertarian so you have an idea where I stand though!
Tim ziegler
One of my main reasons I usually like a book is because I like the characters The story can be about anything stupid.Josh is only one I like he knows something’s up,but still trying to trust Kimmy,but a whole lot of lying going on!Trust is slowly slipping away.
Wess
Amy seemed cold and bitchy but Josh's attempt at getting her to betray her friend was lame. I hope Josh isn't into Devin and Kimmy too much. I like the idea of his character stepping up and figuring things out but also struggling to believe or understand how she could do that. It makes the final devastation more spectacular. Damn, I sound dark. I need a snickers.
DavidnDaria
Hey now! I'm from Texas! :) Seriously, though... well, as serious as we can get here about a story, KT has really nailed the self-doubt Josh is feeling. It's all in the subtext, but it's there.
DavidnDaria
LMAO, Glaucon! Yeah, we do have more information! :) LOL! Too cool!
Glaucon
Happy New Year everybody!
Glaucon
I'm seeing lots of hoping for the Rise of Josh but I'm happily cheering for the antagonist here. BWAHAHAHAHA #sixseasonsandamovie
Glaucon
Also, to your point about Kimmy's friends - Amy in these last few chapters definitely made me side-eye that chapter 1 statement about her "loving" Josh. I stand by my early skepticism of that line!
Glaucon
It's easy for us to see through Kimmy's lying, we obviously have access to FAR more information than Josh does, including knowing what kind of book he's in :P. And of course, Josh wants to believe Kimmy. He wants none of this other stuff to be real, which motivates him to cling to those hopes. I buy Josh's character.
RCH
It's hard to say how this is all going to go down. Josh has already shown that this can be stimulating to him subconsciously. Will he continue down that path or will he react negatively to it all. He has to come to the reality that Kimmy lied about the business card. Kimmy is caught in that lie so now he'll start questioning her full story. If Josh's character is that stupid not to realize she is lying, then KT has lost the ability to write believable characters! I see him not taking action maybe trying to catch them in the act... Good thing this isn't in Texas as this would fall into the justifiable homicide realm.
TF
You know, I think you have put your finger on it. Kimmy and her friends do not have much respect for Josh. Maybe Devin is just the male bully of Josh's former classmates. Come to think about it we don't know all that much about Josh outside of his interactions with Kimmy et al v v the reunion. What are his accomplishments, strengths, etc.? I suspect there is more to him than the confused, wishy washy (Charlie Brown) personality he has shown up 'till now. That is, he has a middle management position (20 people managed) which is not to be scoffed at for a young person and one who apparently earned it by merit rather than family. Anyway I hope he uses his brains/guts to good effect as at the moment he is the only one wearing a white hat. But, when your wife and high school nemesis are colluding, it doesn't look good.
DavidnDaria
Kimmy, as much as she's lied... whew! This could end up being LHW 3! Or not. Josh could walk-in on Kimmy and Devin Tuesday and simply stand there, jaw agape, and find his true self. Or... he could get pissed and call them all out on the deception. Y'know her friends are in on it, so what does that say about their respect for Josh and Kimmy's marriage? For Josh? Then Kimmy could really come clean and admit everything and let the chips fall where they may, but it's my bet that won't happen until Josh says something about Devin's visit. Speculation!
DavidnDaria
That's what's fun about speculating like we do... nobody's wrong, ever! It's all in fun. We speculate. KT writes and blows us all out of the water. It's all good. :)
Chinookfan72
I don’t disagree with what you are saying as a likely outcome, however I don’t think it’s the only likely outcome. Josh is definitely going on a journey, wether it’s unenjoyable (hell) or not is to be determined. The same can be said for crashing down...The journey is going to have an end, but we don’t have any clue as to it being a happy or a miserable ending.
Tim ziegler
I just took a one person survey and I agree Josh needs to call his own lawyer!She and Taylor are lying manipulators!
DavidnDaria
LMAO! I didn't think of that!
RCH
Is it toast or possibly a bun in the toaster? It was there I had to use it.
DavidnDaria
Jordan, Most of the hell Josh is going to experience is likely going to be self-inflicted. It's self-inflicted because as both my wife and I see it, he's rationalizing everything. He's listening to Kim when he should be listening to what he knows as fact: The picture on the wall and the business card. That's why he's stopping things dead and wanting to be alone for a bit. The hardest thing to accept is a reality different from what a person believes. It's a shock. KT has brilliantly illustrated this. Will Josh eventually accept the new reality? Maybe. Right now, though this story looks to us like Kimmy simply wants to exclude Josh from that portion of her life. Neither Josh or Kimmy are good communicators with each other; they take the easy way out. For Josh, it's clinging to a reality that is vastly different from what is unfolding. For Kimmy, it's not being Josh's partner by lying. Sooner or later it's going to come crashing down for both them. Kimmy is preparing herself for a much softer landing than Josh. How they handle the coming Tuesday is going speak volumes for these characters. KT has done a masterful job in drawing us all in so.
DavidnDaria
LOL! You do great, James! Rock it out, bro!
JamesIsAsleep
DnD - reading comprehension can be a problem for me sometimes, i reread your post and yeah I agree with what you're saying!
KT Morrison
Thank you too, Wess—Happy New Year!
Chinookfan72
i think it’s 50/50 right now if Josh is going to go through hell.. I think it’s equally likely that he does have a fantasy about his wife sleeping with other men and will eventually stop caring if Kimmy is cheating on him and instead bask in her after sex guilt, while coming up with plans to watch... As for Josh loosing Kimmy, the only way I see that is if Josh isn’t into her cheating so he leaves once he finds out the truth.I’m not buying Kimmy running away with Devin (at least not yet).
Donkatsu
Wait a minute! Isn't it pretty obvious that Kimmy is one of the second generation of Carol's crew from HKG? Chances are, she know a thing or two about spinning a tale to a credulous dork like Josh, especially if there is tangible (measurable?) reward for her. With Cole now under the thumb of Maggie and Carol there is no need for Kimmy to ply her legal services at Martin's shop. The gal's gotta keep her skills sharp, you know. Happy 2020 to the club.
DavidnDaria
I don't think so, James. I just meant that it seems you and I think Josh is going to be hurtin' big time soon. He's already hurtin', but not as badly as he will hurt. I mean, his wife is cheating on him and lying, too. He doesn't want to admit it to himself, but his actions say his inner voice is telling him what's what. THIS is how good KT is. Both Daria and I feel for Josh. Kimmy after this chapter? Manipulative, lying bitch. KT, do you fantasize that you're one of the characters you write about? Just wondering. No need to answer... it just came out of nowhere. Gotta get ready to go out... y'all make your dreams real.
DavidnDaria
ECHO, Echo, echo... to everyone! Y'all have fun in 2020. Make your vision your reality!
JamesIsAsleep
Did something I say assume that I think Josh is doing ok? I think hes struggling too. Also, I think Devin put the card there. It was Kimmy's wit that justified why the card was there. It might make a good conversation though with Kimmy and Devin? "Why are you leaving evidence behind that you were ever over?" I could be remembering wrong.
Wess
Happy New Year KT! Thanks for this wonderful gift.
Wess
Next step. Kimmy works for Devin. Devin says she could have much more power to manipulate male lawyers if she were single - lose the ring Kimmy. Oh what a wicked descent. I love this stuff. If Kimmy works for Devin he will own her. Josh seems headed the way of Max and Harrison. I just hope he can at least get the final shot and some payback on Kimmy.
DavidnDaria
Isn't it cool that everyone is on the same page, now? (I mean, we, the readers.) Does anyone but James and me think that Josh is going to go through some real hell? Like losing his wife? Unless Josh steps up some--as in really digs in with Kimmy's story--Daria and I think he's toast. The toaster is loaded. Think about it... wanting to work for Devin. Putting the brakes on having a kid.... And at midnight something will hit Josh. How did Devin know his card was in the drawer?
TF
Oh yeah, forgot, having a kid with Josh would also complicate these plans.
TF
Re #3, Does Kimmy truly care for Josh? So far the only evidence that Kimmy cares for Josh is in her internal dialogue…her actions argue otherwise. Perhaps she is attracted to more than a big cock…big bucks, big office, first class to Hong Kong to make big deals. Josh says “We” (not I) can handle whatever it is but Kimmy just brushes him off and spins her lies. So maybe she doesn’t want to spill as it would interfere with her ambitions. Fend off Josh until she finds out what king of a big (!) deal she can swing with Devin. Then, if it doesn’t work out, Josh is her fall-back position. After all, she doesn’t know yet that Devin is feeding Josh what appears to be the truth. Just speculation on my part and it may change abruptly (lol).
RCH
Wow! This was a bit of a surprising end of the year! Liar, Liar pants on fire! Kimmy is going over to the dark side! Josh is heading up the big river in Egypt. I suspect Josh will start to question Kimmy's "truth" through her odd behavior and additional needling from Devin. This was her last time to come clean!
JamesIsAsleep
As Geoff would say, i really like being a dirty Jane Goodall and be a witness to moments like these. Rarely are we given the opportunity to have as direct a challenge to tell the truth in a KT Morrison story. We know a bit about what happened but not everything at the reunion, but we do know that Devin visited their apartment. So we get out our binoculars and notebooks and take notes on Kimmy and Josh in the wild, the bar of course, and ask the question, "What will Kimmy say?" The 'I love the thing that KT did' list: 1) Kimmy deciding to pacify her husband by making them go out 2) Kimmy contemplating working with Devin seriously. 3) Kimmy lying so gracefully and seamlessly even though she truly cares about Josh. 4) Kimmy becoming wishy washy about having kids.
TF
Wow, how wonderfully complicated KT spins this web of deceit. There is an “along” that should be “alone” near end of chapt 3.
DavidnDaria
Boy, does that Kimmy lie or what? Josh is in denial, Kimmy's a liar, and it looks like Devin is going to get a lawyer whether Josh likes it or not. Wonder what happens next Tuesday? "Kimmy, Devin told me he was here...." Will that happen?
Chinookfan72
i don’t believe Kimmy for a minute, but ultimately it doesn’t matter. At this point, I’m much more interested in where this story is going than what happened in the past. It seems to me Josh bought Kimmy’s story so I’m hoping there is room now to progress the story away from what happened at the reunion. I hope the next time we hear about the reunion is at the very end of the story, and I hope that is a long, long way off.
Tracey52
It’s Christmas kt. Don’t you guys do holidays but I love the output though . Kimmy is going t hell but wil love The trip. Josh is going to purgatory and may love it too
