(This is Silke Heydrich x OC. Silke Heydrich was gorgeous when she grew up, and I have always thought if the Reich had lasted into the 60s that she would be a celebrity. She was a wonderful singer and did opera and was a model too. Enjoy!)
He read over the letter he had just written for the eighth time, just to make sure he didn’t sound like an idiot.
“Dear Fräulein Heydrich,” it read, “my name is Gerhard and I’m 20 years old, the same age as you. I’m a Luftwaffe soldier and I’m stationed in Warsaw. I keep a photo of you in my wallet and look at it everyday. I am such a big fan of yours. Me and the rest of the boys watched your newest movie recently and I had butterflies in my stomach when I saw your face, and when you began to sing I wanted to weep. We have never met, but I am so in love with you. I would do anything to meet you and I hope someday that I can. In the meantime, my birthday is tomorrow, December the 15th. I know this won’t reach you by then, but it would mean so much if you could send a reply as a present. Here is a picture of me, I hope you like it.
Eternal love,
Your Gerhard.”
He decided it was good enough. He had expressed his love without sounding totally pathetic. The picture he had included was the one of him in his uniform. He was happy that he had been exercising. He looked slim and toned in his uniform, he thought, and his jaw looked good. His head was turned at almost profile view, but he made sure to not turn it completely so she could see his eyes. His mother always told him he had beautiful eyes. He hoped Silke Heydrich would think the same.
He put the letter and attached picture into the envelope and licked it shut, shivering at the thought of her long finger tucking under the flap and lifting it up. It was the closest his tongue would ever get to touching her skin. He gave it to the quartermaster to send out. The man looked at the “send to” address and smirked.
“Good luck getting a reply,” he said as he walked down the hallway, collecting the other mail.
Gerhard felt pathetic as he trudged back to his cot. The other boys laughed and poked fun at him but he didn’t care. He knew they just didn’t have the courage. He knew that if she were here now, all of them would be close to cumming just by looking at her. As he lay in his hard, cold bed, he pulled out and unfolded the picture he had of her in his wallet. It was from a photo shoot she had done at the beach. He took great care with it. It was a color photograph, lucky him. Her skin was bronzed and the sun shone on her thighs. Her arms were lifted above her head, resting upon her blonde hair that was wavy and flowing in the wind. Her mouth was opened to portray a carefree smile. Her full lips hugged her pearly white teeth – she always talked in interviews about how she didn’t smoke, didn’t eat meat, didn’t drink (the Führer’s dream girl, quite honestly) – and it showed in how her smile reached her eyes.
He remembered when he read about her favorite perfume he had gone to the department store just to smell it. They were sold out but the girl at the counter gave him a sample for his “girlfriend” and he dashed home and up to his room. He sprayed it onto his shirt and inhaled deeply while looking at her laughing and bathing in the summer sun. Then he knew what she smelled like; rose and musk and tobacco.
He put the picture back in his wallet and tried to fall asleep, ignoring his hard cock pressing against his muscular thigh. His last thought before he fell asleep was whether or not Silke would find it big.
December 24, 1959
It was Christmas Eve and Warsaw seemed deathly quiet. They weren’t allowed to go home, but they had a day off. Gerhard stepped into the shower and let the hot water run over his toned back, sore from the discomfort of his damned metal cot and scratchy sheets. He sighed.
Most of the men were getting drunk and opening presents from their wives, girlfriends, and families. Hans’ girlfriend sent him a new watch and a photo of her in lingerie, which he happily showed everyone else (even though his lover said explicitly in the letter that it was just for him), and Hugo’s mom sent him a very warm-looking blanket she had made, which no one laughed at because they knew Hugo was going to be ten times warmer than they were. Poor Dieter got a letter from his fiancé that she had moved on, and she had included the engagement ring he had given her. The other boys felt bad and were now pumping him full of vodka and beer, telling him they would go into town with him to pawn it and use the money to get him a pretty girl for the night.
Gerhard stepped out of the shower and dried himself off, pausing to relish in the warmth of the steam. He was nervous to go to the quartermaster and ask for a package. He was afraid that all he would get is a smirk and a package shoved in his hands that said his name in his Mama’s script. Not that he wouldn’t love her gift of course, but only one package meant only one thing; Silke Heydrich had either never gotten his letter, saw it and didn’t bother to read it, or read it, laughed, and threw it in the bin.
Nine days was more than enough time to see it, respond, and send the response back to him. Warsaw wasn’t too far away from Berlin. Or was it? He slipped on his civilian clothes and warm jacket and trudged down the hall to where the quartermaster was, handing out mail. He saw Gerhard and sighed. The boy was such a dreamer, it was a wonder he was doing so well in such a testosterone fueled environment with how sensitive and romantic he was. Gerhard was the same height as him but he looked like a 3 year old boy prepared to be scolded. He rifled through the mail, looking for anything Gerhard could have gotten.
Gerhard watched as the quartermaster seemed to falter. He looked at the young soldier with a small grin, his eyes crinkling at the outer corners as they squinted.
“Merry Christmas.”
He tossed two items at Gerhard and walked away, tending to the other men. Two? The first, larger one was from his Mama, probably a letter gushing about how she loved her little boy. He set it aside to look at the other one, which was a letter. Probably from his grandmother who lived in Hambur-
He gasped loudly. He couldn’t help it. His hands were almost shaking. The enveloped was soft and felt expensive, if an envelope could be expensive. He looked at the sender’s information and thought it must be a joke. He turned it over and saw a seal on the letter, bright red with a Fraktur-esque H on it. No one would try this hard to prank him.
By this time some of the other boys had gathered around him. One of them opened his big, stupid mouth.
“Gerhard got a reply from Fräulein Heydrich!” He shouted.
Gerhard quickly grabbed his Mama’s package and dashed out into the snow, sprinting away from the base, ignoring the shouts from the other boys. None of his superiors chased him. He ran until he found a large, dead oak tree. Perfect. He found a hole in the cool grey bark and nestled into it. He began to open the letter from his idol but stopped himself. He felt as if his mother was right there, guilt-tripping him. He could see her now, moping around the kitchen in her apron and cooking something, like she always did.
“You would really choose a silly girl’s letter over the package Mama sent you? I worked very hard on it, meine Geri…”
He frowned and put the envelope down gently, as if it were the Aryan goddess himself he was holding in his hand, and picked up the package Mama had sent. He opened the letter and quickly scanned it. His mother had wrote about how proud his whole family was of him and that they missed him and how his little brother wanted to fly planes just like him. He grinned as he saw she had sent a blanket, better than the one Hugo’s mom had sent him. He was sitting in the cold snow, after all, so this was perfect.
He wrapped himself up in the thick warm blanket and shoved his mother’s letter behind him so it would not blow away. He looked down at the soft vanilla envelope he had so regretfully put down before and began to feel hot. He still couldn’t believe she had actually replied.
He picked up the letter and saw his name written in her beautiful script, polished and manicured just like her delicate hands. He traced his finger over it for a moment and squeezed the envelope. It felt like there was something more in there than just a letter. His heart wanted to burst out of his chest.
He quickly flipped the envelope over and opened it, deciding to keep the seal as a good luck charm. He pulled out a letter and something small wrapped in paper. Although he wanted to rip open the small parcel he set it down in his lap and turned to read the letter.
“Dear Gerhard,” he wanted to burst into tears of joy, “I have gotten your letter and I am very flattered and happy that you wrote to me. I am so proud to have such wonderful, brave men as you write to me. Your devotion and love for the Reich are the only thing making it possible for me to have such a wonderful acting and modeling career. I saw your picture. You make a very handsome soldier! It must be very lonely and cold out there in Warsaw, I wish I could be there to keep you company. In the meantime, here are a few things that may comfort you a little bit. The photo is from a photo spread that is soon to release. Merry Christmas and happy birthday, my sweet Gerhard.
Love,
Silke Heydrich.”
He was crying now, sniveling like a little baby. His name was in her handwriting. She had called him handsome and brave. She wished she could keep him company. He was now her sweet Gerhard. He would happily die here and now, he told himself, until he remembered the little package sitting in his lap. He gently sat her letter down and began to open the lightly wrapped items.
He held in his chapped hands a signed photo and a white silk handkerchief with a red kiss on it. Her lips, he realized. He brought it up to his face and kissed the mark, inhaling the scent. She was so sweet. She had even sprayed her fragrance on it. He moaned as he kissed the soft piece of cloth, grateful to be this close to actually kissing her. He held up the picture. It was her in a silk slip lying upon a couch, pearls laying across her neck and her long legs graced by a pair of kitten heels. Her shiny blonde hair was down and curled, flowing around her face. Her eyes were done up just a little and she was wearing what looked like the same red lipstick that was on the handkerchief. Had she planned all of this?
His cock was throbbing and leaking precum. She was the only girl he ever thought of at night and now he didn’t feel like an obsessive little boy for doing so.he unzipped his pants and his cock popped out by itself, eager to be touched. He removed his gloves and moaned quietly as the cold from his hands wrapped around the shaft with his hand. He then had a better idea. He switched hands and grasped his hard cock with the handkerchief. It was almost as if her hand was touching him and she was pressing her lips against it, her red lipstick would leave a beautiful mark. He looked at the picture and began to stroke himself. He was so deprived of sex, he couldn’t afford a whore until he got his pay.
He imagined the blonde vixen moaning as he slid into her, she would be so tight and wet and warm, a comfort compared to nasty little Warsaw. He wondered what her bare breasts looked like. We’re her nipples large or small? What shade of pink? How hairy was her cunt? Did she like anal sex? Would she suck him off? What did she taste like? He was desperate to know, but all he could do was answer those questions with what he wanted to hear as he stroked himself with the soft square of fabric. He moaned loudly, echoing in the forest.
He stroked faster, harder. His balls tingled and he knew he was close. He found himself lost in the picture, lost in her beautiful blue eyes. She was probably a slut. She probably enjoyed the idea of millions of boys and men the same age (or older) as her father thinking of her as they jerked off or fucked their women.
He cried out her name and came onto the picture , covering her face in his hot sperm. He told himself to clean her up. A woman as fine as her didn’t deserve to be stained. He licked the photo clean, the taste of salt making him think of her bronze skin.
He closed his eyes and felt her cup his face with her manicured hands. They were warm. She kissed his forehead.
“Merry Christmas, my sweet Gerhard.”