All Chapters of Our Marriage, Divorce and Love: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Tameka leans into him, turning her head and letting his lips, that taste of honey and whiskey, meet hers. He was kissing and nibbling on them. Then, right before things went more in-depth, their delicious food arrived. Copeland only took a few bites, took his napkin, wiped his mouth, and sat there gazing at her as she ate. She looks up and sees his sultry eyes. He is glancing down at her full scrumptious lips. She's been the embodiment of his erotic dreams for months. He'd wanted to taste her, of course. His hand slowly seeks her out as. The hand glides smoothly up her thigh, caressing it. Tameka puts her fork down as she moans softly and sensuously. She gives him her irresistible smile."Only if you knew what you were in for." She winks at him, taking hold of his hand before it travels further."Let's get out of here?" Copeland says, needing to say no more. ~*~ They approached a drawbridge, and as they crossed it, it lifted, indicating it was only for guests. They had entered the p

Copeland steps out of the shower, towel-drying his hair. Then he wraps a towel around his bottom half as he gives his face a quick shave. Copeland removes that five o'clock shadow, leaving his skin smooth and soft to the touch. Next, he sprays his wife's favorite male cologne on his body. Then he enters the room where she is still sleeping in their excellent honeymoon suite. Where they've been locked away for an entire day and a half, he is tempted to wake her up for some more of her sweet love. Copeland tenderly kisses her on the cheek as he walks away from the temptation, deciding to let her sleep in late this morning. Walking around, barely guarded by that towel that hung around his firm abs and narrow waist. Copeland is happy as he browses through his jeans, selecting a pair and putting them on. He heads to the little kitchenette to start a pot of coffee. Copeland put in the oven, her favorite, croissants. He cut up fresh fruit, placing them on the small peninsula, along with crea

"Honey, I hope you don't mind that there has been a change of plans," Tameka says, looking stunning. "Wow," Copeland says. So taken by his wife's beauty, he couldn't respond to her statement. "You like...?" Tameka said cutely, twirling around and then smiling up at him. "Yes, you look lovely!" "Well, you look handsome too. So don't be nervous; mom can't wait to see you. So you're ready?" "Well....yes, I am. I can't wait to see Mrs. Love too. I haven't seen your mother in three years. I feel so wrong about that now, looking back on my actions. " "Well, you should, but I forgive you." "Yeah, but what about your mother?" "I can't speak for mom, and sometimes she's the most understanding person in the world. But when it comes to her child," Tameka sighs. "We are going to have to wait and see. She changed plans for me at the last minute and said she wanted us to visit her. But don't worry, I'm sure she loves you as I do." Copeland nodded his head with an unsure smile on his face.

After being reminded of the hurt, he caused to many in Tameka's family. Copeland felt so confused and wondered how his marriage and feelings got so off track for Tameka in the first place. The minute Tameka went into the bathroom, he left the house to seek answers. Copeland feels guilty and confused. He knew how much his parents hated Tameka and how much they loved and wanted him to marry Lizzy. He cared deeply for Lizzy and sometimes thought he loved her more than Tameka. Copeland's parents did all they could to give Tameka a hard time. Hoping she would leave their son. Also, Lizzy, who was nothing but a schemer and homewrecker, did all she could to ruin their relationship. Copeland's grandfather is the Only one who has always understood his grandson and has, from the very beginning, supported his love for Tameka. He went through something similar but followed his family's wishes and did not marry his only true love. Copeland's grandfather would never reveal who this woman was, and

"Last night, I thought you abandoned me again. But when you returned home, I knew you were here to stay." "I will never abandon you again. I promise." Copeland and Tameka lay in bed thinking about their next move. "Let's live off room service for the rest of our lives," Copeland suggested. Tameka laughed. "We'll be broke before no time. I have to find a job. The company I worked for in Paris gave me an extended leave without pay." Copeland laughed. "I do have money, you know. I wouldn't have married you if I couldn't care for you. Besides, I haven't forgotten that I'm supposed to invest in your new business." "Yes, that is what I eventually want to happen, but I have to find a job, babe. I can't be a kept woman. I do have talent, you know. Maybe I'll quit doing what I do and come to work under your father." "Don't joke like that." Copeland's laughter diminished. "Second thought, I think I like that. I'll get to see you often. But it will only antagonize Lizzy when she sees y