It didn’t take too many thrusts to get her to come. She must have been thinking about this since breakfast too. I looked down at her, this gorgeous creature full of humor and intelligence and kindness and marveled over the fact that she belonged to me.
“I love you, Nash,” she moaned as she was still shuddering in the wake of her orgasm.
“I love you too,” I said and pulled out to come all over her tits. Just because I could. Because she was mine and because she liked it when I did moderately kinky shit.
Afterwards I grabbed a box of tissues and helped her deal with the aftermath. Then I collected her in my arms and held her close for a few peaceful moments.
“You’ll be opening the store soon,” she sighed as she ran a finger up and down my bare thigh.
I checked out the time. “Yeah, I guess so.”
“And I’ve got to get to another meeting. A real meeting,” she emphasized, giving me a playful slap.
I tipped her chin up and kissed her lips. “There’s nothing more real than this.”
Her eyes softened. “No, there’s not.”
She let me kiss her soft and slow, both of us getting all excited again in the process.
“But I do need to get out of here,” she said, wriggling out of my embrace and seeking out the clothes that were strewn all over the floor. I just stayed where I was and watched her get dressed. I never got tired of looking at her.
“You’d better put on some clothes,” she said while buttoning up her blouse. “You can’t sell souvenirs to tourists while naked.”
I laced my hands behind my head. “Actually I think that’s a fucking great idea. A naked gift shop. I bet no one’s tried that gimmick before.”
She threw me a look and tossed my boxers at my head. “And no one’s going to try it now.” She looked around. “Where’d I leave my laptop?”
I pulled my boxers up and grabbed my jeans. “In the store I think.”
“Oh, right.” Kat tied her hair up into a prissy bun once more and bent down to give me a kiss. “See you at home.”
I pinched her ass. “See you at home.”
Kat blew me one last kiss before she was out the door and I finished returning to a state of decency while reflecting on the sad fact that nothing nearly as exciting would happen for the rest of the workday.
The store opened. An overly perky employee named Hayden arrived and industriously dusted every surface of the store. People stopped in to buy postcards and key chains, mugs and Christmas ornaments even though it was months until the holidays. The busy summer season was officially over but the Hawk Valley Chamber of Commerce had invested in an expensive ad campaign hoping to lure people to the area in autumn. After all, the mountains were even more stunning in the fall. Most of the trees were evergreen but some did change colors and with the cool bite in the weather it was a popular daytrip for the folks still sweltering down in Phoenix. Yet another new tagline was invented: Hawk Valley, The Best Place You’ve Never Been. Surprisingly, it was starting to catch on. There was a new steakhouse opening at the end of Garner Avenue and an old mansion on the edge of town was being renovated into a bed and breakfast. There was more optimism in town than there ever had been.
And I was damn glad to be here.
After lunch Jane arrived with a new painting she’d just finished and wanted to sell. She also had some news. Kevin had been asking her to marry him for two years and she’d finally said yes. I was happy for her, for both of them. Kevin adored my aunt and he was a good guy. They both deserved some permanent happiness. Seeing Jane was nice but I was still counting down the hours until I could head home.
Right after Jane left Betty showed up. I’d just given her another raise because she’d proven how indispensable she was. Betty liked having her mornings free and then working until closing, which worked out great for me because I could be home for dinner every night. We chatted about inventory orders and last month’s fantastic sales receipts in between customers.
Kat texted me that she was finished running around on all of her errands earlier than expected. She wanted to get Colin from Nancy Reston’s right after she picked up Emma. Kat was as devoted to Colin as she was to her own child. It was just one of the many reasons I worshiped her.
At five o’clock I told Betty I was taking off. She was studying the art gallery wall in search of a place for Jane’s new painting. She waved and cheerfully told me to have a nice night.
“Thanks,” I said, thinking about everything that was waiting for me at home. “I will.”
As soon as I turned down my street, the distinctive yellow Victorian house loomed into view and I could feel myself grinning already. I couldn’t help it. I’d become one hell of a cheerful motherfucker lately.
One month ago Kat and her daughter had moved into the house and every day was a new adventure in the best way. Life could be amazing if you embraced it.
The sound of a bark coming from the backyard meant Roxie had been alerted to my presence. I could hear Emma’s laughter coming from there too so I followed the sound through the back gate.
Emma was currently in the midst of a Wonder Woman phase, inspired by the early purchase of a Halloween costume. Then Kat had to buy three more because Emma was temporarily refusing to leave the house in anything else. At present she was running around the backyard with her arms out and a red cape streaming behind her.
Roxie was waiting by the gate with her tail wagging so hard you’d think she hadn’t seen me in a year. I paused to give her a few seconds of attention so she would let me pass.
Kat relaxed on a large blue picnic blanket in the grass while Colin sat up beside her and avidly watched Emma’s every move as she conquered the backyard.
“I’m all powerful!” Emma cried, still flapping her arms.
Kat made room for me on the blanket and I knelt down at her side. Colin babbled with delight and immediately tried to crawl into my lap.
“Badabadabadabada,” he said and I wasn’t sure what the sounds meant to him but they must mean something. I picked him up and gave him a sloppy kiss on the cheek and he clung to me for a moment before demanding to be released.
My eyes swept over Kat, who had changed to jeans and a plain gray sweater. Her hair was loose again, her face free of makeup. She was a vision, a rare beauty with the power to be gorgeous even in old jeans and a baggy cardigan.
“You’re beautiful,” I told her.
She tipped her face up for a kiss. “I’m so glad you’re home.”
“Mommy!” Emma shouted with impatience. “You’re not watching me!”
“I’m watching you, Ems,” Kathleen called.
“Hi, Emma.” I waved to the little girl who stared at me for a second and then broke into an impish smile. She picked something up out of the grass and came bounding over with Roxie eagerly following.
“Nash,” Emma said breathlessly and handed me a heavily chewed tennis ball that had been slimed with dog slobber. “You’re a good thrower so throw this.”
“Say please,” her mother prompted.
Emma offered up a winning grin. “Please.”
Roxie was excited now, jumping around and waiting for the chance to catch the ball. I got to my feet with the rather disgusting ball in my palm and threw it high in the air to the opposite corner of the yard.
Emma bounced on her toes and clapped when Roxie caught it in her mouth like a pro and came running back over to deposit it on the picnic blanket.
“I love you, Nash,” she moaned as she was still shuddering in the wake of her orgasm.
“I love you too,” I said and pulled out to come all over her tits. Just because I could. Because she was mine and because she liked it when I did moderately kinky shit.
Afterwards I grabbed a box of tissues and helped her deal with the aftermath. Then I collected her in my arms and held her close for a few peaceful moments.
“You’ll be opening the store soon,” she sighed as she ran a finger up and down my bare thigh.
I checked out the time. “Yeah, I guess so.”
“And I’ve got to get to another meeting. A real meeting,” she emphasized, giving me a playful slap.
I tipped her chin up and kissed her lips. “There’s nothing more real than this.”
Her eyes softened. “No, there’s not.”
She let me kiss her soft and slow, both of us getting all excited again in the process.
“But I do need to get out of here,” she said, wriggling out of my embrace and seeking out the clothes that were strewn all over the floor. I just stayed where I was and watched her get dressed. I never got tired of looking at her.
“You’d better put on some clothes,” she said while buttoning up her blouse. “You can’t sell souvenirs to tourists while naked.”
I laced my hands behind my head. “Actually I think that’s a fucking great idea. A naked gift shop. I bet no one’s tried that gimmick before.”
She threw me a look and tossed my boxers at my head. “And no one’s going to try it now.” She looked around. “Where’d I leave my laptop?”
I pulled my boxers up and grabbed my jeans. “In the store I think.”
“Oh, right.” Kat tied her hair up into a prissy bun once more and bent down to give me a kiss. “See you at home.”
I pinched her ass. “See you at home.”
Kat blew me one last kiss before she was out the door and I finished returning to a state of decency while reflecting on the sad fact that nothing nearly as exciting would happen for the rest of the workday.
The store opened. An overly perky employee named Hayden arrived and industriously dusted every surface of the store. People stopped in to buy postcards and key chains, mugs and Christmas ornaments even though it was months until the holidays. The busy summer season was officially over but the Hawk Valley Chamber of Commerce had invested in an expensive ad campaign hoping to lure people to the area in autumn. After all, the mountains were even more stunning in the fall. Most of the trees were evergreen but some did change colors and with the cool bite in the weather it was a popular daytrip for the folks still sweltering down in Phoenix. Yet another new tagline was invented: Hawk Valley, The Best Place You’ve Never Been. Surprisingly, it was starting to catch on. There was a new steakhouse opening at the end of Garner Avenue and an old mansion on the edge of town was being renovated into a bed and breakfast. There was more optimism in town than there ever had been.
And I was damn glad to be here.
After lunch Jane arrived with a new painting she’d just finished and wanted to sell. She also had some news. Kevin had been asking her to marry him for two years and she’d finally said yes. I was happy for her, for both of them. Kevin adored my aunt and he was a good guy. They both deserved some permanent happiness. Seeing Jane was nice but I was still counting down the hours until I could head home.
Right after Jane left Betty showed up. I’d just given her another raise because she’d proven how indispensable she was. Betty liked having her mornings free and then working until closing, which worked out great for me because I could be home for dinner every night. We chatted about inventory orders and last month’s fantastic sales receipts in between customers.
Kat texted me that she was finished running around on all of her errands earlier than expected. She wanted to get Colin from Nancy Reston’s right after she picked up Emma. Kat was as devoted to Colin as she was to her own child. It was just one of the many reasons I worshiped her.
At five o’clock I told Betty I was taking off. She was studying the art gallery wall in search of a place for Jane’s new painting. She waved and cheerfully told me to have a nice night.
“Thanks,” I said, thinking about everything that was waiting for me at home. “I will.”
As soon as I turned down my street, the distinctive yellow Victorian house loomed into view and I could feel myself grinning already. I couldn’t help it. I’d become one hell of a cheerful motherfucker lately.
One month ago Kat and her daughter had moved into the house and every day was a new adventure in the best way. Life could be amazing if you embraced it.
The sound of a bark coming from the backyard meant Roxie had been alerted to my presence. I could hear Emma’s laughter coming from there too so I followed the sound through the back gate.
Emma was currently in the midst of a Wonder Woman phase, inspired by the early purchase of a Halloween costume. Then Kat had to buy three more because Emma was temporarily refusing to leave the house in anything else. At present she was running around the backyard with her arms out and a red cape streaming behind her.
Roxie was waiting by the gate with her tail wagging so hard you’d think she hadn’t seen me in a year. I paused to give her a few seconds of attention so she would let me pass.
Kat relaxed on a large blue picnic blanket in the grass while Colin sat up beside her and avidly watched Emma’s every move as she conquered the backyard.
“I’m all powerful!” Emma cried, still flapping her arms.
Kat made room for me on the blanket and I knelt down at her side. Colin babbled with delight and immediately tried to crawl into my lap.
“Badabadabadabada,” he said and I wasn’t sure what the sounds meant to him but they must mean something. I picked him up and gave him a sloppy kiss on the cheek and he clung to me for a moment before demanding to be released.
My eyes swept over Kat, who had changed to jeans and a plain gray sweater. Her hair was loose again, her face free of makeup. She was a vision, a rare beauty with the power to be gorgeous even in old jeans and a baggy cardigan.
“You’re beautiful,” I told her.
She tipped her face up for a kiss. “I’m so glad you’re home.”
“Mommy!” Emma shouted with impatience. “You’re not watching me!”
“I’m watching you, Ems,” Kathleen called.
“Hi, Emma.” I waved to the little girl who stared at me for a second and then broke into an impish smile. She picked something up out of the grass and came bounding over with Roxie eagerly following.
“Nash,” Emma said breathlessly and handed me a heavily chewed tennis ball that had been slimed with dog slobber. “You’re a good thrower so throw this.”
“Say please,” her mother prompted.
Emma offered up a winning grin. “Please.”
Roxie was excited now, jumping around and waiting for the chance to catch the ball. I got to my feet with the rather disgusting ball in my palm and threw it high in the air to the opposite corner of the yard.
Emma bounced on her toes and clapped when Roxie caught it in her mouth like a pro and came running back over to deposit it on the picnic blanket.
