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Sophia's parents' invitation to tea had been what I thought it might be an interrogation into my life and style and earnings and moral fitness minus the bright lights in the eyes and the torture tools and rubber truncheon (although I am sure Sophia would have found a use for that in foreplay) when I knocked her father answered the door stiff as a corpse eyes on me his hands at his sides his Polish English understandable but stiff witaj he said welcome I said thank you and looked at him then tried to look past him but he was wider than I thought and I saw his shoulder Sophia came beside her father and smiled nervously hello she said hello I replied jesteś tu her mother said behind her daughter English Mama her father said to his wife giving her the hard stare we went into the lounge and he said sit down so I sat down on the sofa and Sophia sat next to me her father sat in his armchair and his wife stood gazing at me as if I was a puppy who had walked in with wet paws you get tea now he said Sophia help your mama Sophia rose up and went with her mother leaving me to my fate he stared at me his eyes icy what are your intentions with regards to Sophia? he said his Polish English was heavy I unscrambled the words good intentions I said (pushing our *** in his bed with her that time out of my head) I'm Catholic and I work hard I added he looked past me as if another waited behind me for instructions horyzont? he said then added prospects? (to get her in bed again as soon as possible would not have applied so I said nothing) I just frowned how are your prospects? he said slower as if he were talking to an imbecile o I said well I can make the grade and become a full nurse I added his face remained still nurse? he said qualified nurse I said he moved his head as if his neck had become stiff and how are you in regards to ****** relations? he asked normal I said normal? he said I mean how to do you think about *** after marriage as the Church teaches? (I pushed any image of Sophia naked and on his bed from my mind) sure after marriage *** is good I said he smiled I smiled his wife and Sophia brought in plates of food and teapot and cups and saucers and sugar and milk and laid it all on the table all done the wife said in Polish (Sophia translated it in my ear) good good he said nodding his head his wife looked at me daring me to touch any food or drink cieszyć się his wife said (enjoy Sophia said) I got up and took a plate and filled my plate with food and Sophia poured me tea with milk and sugar I sat on the sofa beside her sensing her knee touch mine then her thigh (all hopefully far from her father's eye).
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Jan 10, 2016
Jan 10, 2016 at 3:21 AM UTC
TEA WITH SOPHIA 1969.
Sophia's parents' invitation to tea had been what I thought it might be an interrogation into my life and style and earnings and moral fitness minus the bright lights in the eyes and the torture tools and rubber truncheon (although I am sure Sophia would have found a use for that in foreplay) when I knocked her father answered the door stiff as a corpse eyes on me his hands at his sides his Polish English understandable but stiff witaj he said welcome I said thank you and looked at him then tried to look past him but he was wider than I thought and I saw his shoulder Sophia came beside her father and smiled nervously hello she said hello I replied jesteś tu her mother said behind her daughter English Mama her father said to his wife giving her the hard stare we went into the lounge and he said sit down so I sat down on the sofa and Sophia sat next to me her father sat in his armchair and his wife stood gazing at me as if I was a puppy who had walked in with wet paws you get tea now he said Sophia help your mama Sophia rose up and went with her mother leaving me to my fate he stared at me his eyes icy what are your intentions with regards to Sophia? he said his Polish English was heavy I unscrambled the words good intentions I said (pushing our *** in his bed with her that time out of my head) I'm Catholic and I work hard I added he looked past me as if another waited behind me for instructions horyzont? he said then added prospects? (to get her in bed again as soon as possible would not have applied so I said nothing) I just frowned how are your prospects? he said slower as if he were talking to an imbecile o I said well I can make the grade and become a full nurse I added his face remained still nurse? he said qualified nurse I said he moved his head as if his neck had become stiff and how are you in regards to ****** relations? he asked normal I said normal? he said I mean how to do you think about *** after marriage as the Church teaches? (I pushed any image of Sophia naked and on his bed from my mind) sure after marriage *** is good I said he smiled I smiled his wife and Sophia brought in plates of food and teapot and cups and saucers and sugar and milk and laid it all on the table all done the wife said in Polish (Sophia translated it in my ear) good good he said nodding his head his wife looked at me daring me to touch any food or drink cieszyć się his wife said (enjoy Sophia said) I got up and took a plate and filled my plate with food and Sophia poured me tea with milk and sugar I sat on the sofa beside her sensing her knee touch mine then her thigh (all hopefully far from her father's eye).
A BOY GOES TO TEA WITH A GIRLFRIEND'S  PARENTS IN 1969.
TerryCollett
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Jan 10, 2016
Jan 10, 2016 at 3:21 AM UTC
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