The narrator is at a salon, wet-penetrating, when she is presented by her husband. He has gone to the wedding, and she is left alone with him. She tells him that she thinks the wedding looks good, but that she is still in love with her fiance. She asks him to meet her at work the next day, and he agrees. He tells her that he has brought her a dress to wear that night, and that she should wear it. The narrator asks if she has picked out the dress already, and the narrator says that she has. He then asks her if she is wearing the real dress, which she says she is, but she says that it is still a cheap one. He asks her why she is so excited to wear the dress, and then he asks her to squeeze him, which he says she does. He says that he is doing it to build up his sense of guilt, and to make her feel as though she is "sluttily little st bride stop . .