Oh, the story with Michael and Nikita and Gaugin's heir and the shipwreck and...other stuff...has come to an end.
The Parisian museum was lit like a tall Christmas tree on the first day of the holiday season after buying out a closeout of rope and rice lit garlands.
...rice?
The glass walls that surrounded Le Louvre glistened in the late afternoon penumbra making the gallery look like a huge diamond ring. Shiny limousines pulled up to the portico and stopped long enough to allow elegantly clad luminaries to step out unto the scrutiny of the medias’ hot lights.
Someone has a thesaurus and a word of the day calendar.
The event was an exercise in people needing people, people using people and people testing people’s tolerance of the rest.
Much like fandom, really.
And without comment, an assortment of malapropisms and confuzzlers:
The heavyhearted woman replied, “Let’s face it Walter, he would not have enjoyed all the pump and circumstance.”
Walter’s companion, an exotic beauty with a marpacificus flower in her hair laughed, “He wouldn’t have stood the adulation either.”
After some time was allowed for perusing the art, a delightfully apropos meal was served and enjoyed by all.
“I miss him terribly.” Nikita said and sighed; it was a good thing that they had hired a professional videographer that wouldn’t miss an instant of the recordation of such an auspicious occasion, since she had quit filming.
The child was concluding the speech and Nikita heard him say, “My father would have loved the composition of the display and rebelled in the enthusiasm with which you have received this bounty.”
Now it was time for the couple to spin on the dance floor like Fred and Ginger or Travolta and Grey, the soulful sounds of a slow piece called to the lovers to hold each other and twirl.
“Hmm,” he said as growing maternity boobs rubbed his taut chest, “I missed you intently my heart.”
“Yep, the kiddies are history, the room at the Ritz is booked, the sex toys are in my bag and I am wearing nothing under this Balenciaga gown.” She told him, surreptitiously sticking her tongue in his ear.
“Hush Kee-tah I am ready to explode and we still have so much to do here.” He said adjusting his erection while the band finished playing the CFM tune.
And the grand finale:
But at anytime, their marriage was perfect, their love never ending and the sex their fortè and their reprieve. Michael and Nikita were the best of the best at bringing to life the savage carnality that Gauguin depicted so well! And paradise was no longer lost each and every time that the lovers came together.
“I love you Mykohl. Oh yes, there. YES!!!!”
“I love you too, my Kee-tah.”
The End