Nothing to Prove

By Candice Christian

Two lesbian Naval officers, fall in love. They stay together even after they leave the service, they eventually marry and move to the south pacific. To open their own business.

The two women live life to the fullest and push the boundaries of their sexuality. The both have a love of the different or unique. To them both, the world was wide open, and they planned to experience it all together.

Their love is as strong, if not stronger than when they first met. Their lives in paradise are ideal But fate deals the two lovers a cruel blow, and the shocking realities of life confront them head on. But their love is eternal, and they plan to continue their romance on into eternity.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tenth Muse
• Release date: Sep 18, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463194881

Candice Christian

Candice was born in Paris KY on 9 January 1988. Her parents, George Bertrand Christian, an attorney who once aspired to be an actor, and Frances Hollowell insisted that Candice and her sister Simone, be sent to a Catholic school. Candice was deeply religious as a child, at one point thought of becoming a nun.

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Nothing to Prove

Candice Christian

Copyright 2019 Candice Christian

Published by Candice Christian at Smashwords

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Adults Only 18+

Acknowledgments

Paula Pokrifki

Part One

Billie, wake up, baby. Lauren's soft voice wakes me out of my confusing dream-nightmare of spinning trees and giants waving their arms.

I struggle to open my eyes, and my right eye partially opens to see the bright sun shining directly into my eye. I'm immediately blinded, and scream from the pain, then it fades as the throbbing agony in my head registers on my dulled senses.

Oh, geez, what did I drink last night? I ask myself, mumbling incoherently. My head....

Billie, you've got to wake up, darling. It's important, Lauren's voice again.

Oh, Lauren, please, I've got such an awful headache. Can't I just sleep a little longer? Can you snuggle me? I plead.

There's no answer from my love. I try to open my eyes again, and still only the right eye opens, and only partially at that. My head shifts slightly, judging by the bolts of pain shooting through my head anyway. At least that keeps the sunlight from blinding me. I feel cold, but the sun is warm on my face.

Darn strange, I wonder. My bedroom is heavily shaded. I mean, our bedroom, I think.

Lauren.

Lauren means our bedroom. But, in my mind, I see a solitary bedroom, in an apartment with no shade or view at all. Confusion. Fog in my head. Why am I so slow today? My eye begins to focus through the small slit available to it. I see a patch of blue, and red, with a black fuzzy circle on top of it, slumped over. It means, what? The buzzing in my head increases, and blackness overcomes me.

... ....Billie, baby, breakfast is ready. C'mon out, I made your favorites!

Lauren's voice sings to me, and I roll out of our bed, and pad over to the kitchen. Lauren's waiting for me, and gives me a gentle hug, and