Michelle, the bride

I opened the door and Michelle stood there in her wedding dress, her eyes swollen from crying. She was a vision of bridal glory in a white, strapless gown, all satin and lace. The top of her chest that was uncovered by the bodice was a gorgeous expanse of unblemished smooth skin and the swell of her breasts.

"Come on in, Michelle! What's the matter?"

"Oh, it's not a deal-breaker, but Matt slept with a stripper at the bachelor party. Mom told me you didn't know anything about it, but I just wanted to hear it in person. Did you know Matt did this?" she asked, sniffing.

"No, I didn't. We were pretty drunk, but I didn't know. If I had, I would have stopped it or something," I replied truthfully. He's my best friend, but Michelle is my best friend, too. She didn't deserve this.

She hugged me, saying, “I just knew you didn’t know about this. You’re a good friend.”

I hugged her back, feeling her arms around me for the first time in ten years. Suddenly she kissed me on the cheek and then pulled my face around to kiss me full on the lips. My eyes went wide with shock, and I pulled my face away from hers. “What are you doing? You’re getting married in two hours!” I exclaimed. Her kiss had brought back a flood of memories, most of them X-rated.

“Well, since Matt stepped out on me, I felt that I should step out on him before the wedding, so we’d be on the same terms. Otherwise, I’d probably never forgive him, and I'd never let him forget it either.” She pulled me in for another kiss, this time brushing my lips with her tongue. She broke off again and said, “This way, he'll feel guilty, which will keep him from straying, and I'll forgive him, since I did the same thing.” She really kissed me this time, pushing her tongue into my mouth. I was so flabbergasted that I kissed her back for a second, but then shook myself out of it. I couldn’t fault her logic, though.

“But, why me? Couldn’t you just find a bell boy or something?” I asked.

“You’re the only person I can trust to keep it a secret. Matt can’t know; this is just for my conscience."