This is a threesome. We are neighbors. I should pinch myself but that might come later.
"Sabrina...Sabrina." I hear my name called out as I feel Dylan rubbing my back, "Are you ready?"; I look at Trent seated in front of me as he looks me over; he directs my hand to get a better grip on his cock. I look back and tell Dylan that I was just daydreaming; he nods and I look ahead.
I refocus and start licking up and down Trent's cock. I feel the smooth surface of the cane rubbing against my ass, waiting for what will follow from the thin and potent implement; I gasp as I feel the impact, Dylan delivers an expertly placed flick and then another right below that makes me acutely aware that I am bent over on my knees, with the burn of rough carpeting any time I shift, my mouth transferring the tremble of my moans to Dylan's cock.
This is so much better than reaching behind myself; he is even pacing it out, when I would just go hard right from the outset to make up for knowing when to expect it. Trent has me take him until I feel his cockhead in the back of my mouth coupled with the surge of the cane; the vacuum created by my reactions and the lifting of his hips, sealing the effect with his cock in my throat. I struggle to accommodate the sensations, until he pulls me up and whips his taut fingers against my cheek. I move my hand up and down on his cock, coated with my spit, as I breathe in and go back in for another round.
No daydreams, no thoughts; only a desire to keep going. Immersed, I hear myself making random garbled sounds, until I get the sense that Trent is about to come; I straighten up, aiming his cock at my chest until he exhausts his bursts of release.
Dylan goes to the bathroom for a few minutes and comes back with some ointment and a towel for me. I had decided against cuddling in a blanket since any ointment might rub off and it feels too intimate anyway. Dylan has me stand in front of him and turn around as he examines my backside and only finds one spot that could use some treatment, otherwise just an image and an effect to last a little longer after the scene. Dylan gets me some water and offers me my favorite chocolate with almonds and then when I am ready, I gently get dressed so that Trent can take me back to my apartment, as he confirms that I will be needing a ride to work tomorrow.
I am glad we finally did this. I would not have guessed this outcome when we first met around this time last year. I was walking out of my building as they were coming in with medium-sized boxes, with labels that my nosy eyes didn't get a chance to read. We exchanged smiles, and I offered to help, which they politely refused.
As I was coming back from my errands and making my way up the marble staircase, I could see them gripping leather edges and ends. I realized I was looking over their bodies as their muscles worked to hold and balance the bulk of the chair, taking in all that I could with the natural glances up at them, as I followed them in the slow ascent: the lack of a freight elevator or any elevator at all must have meant endless trips for them. They maneuvered the turn to their floor; I looked over to them as I continued up the stairs. "I'll see you later, and maybe we can introduce ourselves when you don't have your hands full," I offered. Agreement made, we had parted and I finished the next flight of stairs to my own apartment.
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I spend my late afternoons at my favorite spot by the lake; I barely have the energy but I make myself go to feel better, after making appointments for my boss for most of the afternoon. The lake is visible from our building but it takes a bit of a walk to get there, and on top of that I like to walk around to the other side, further away but not isolated, where I sit on my bench; looking at the reflected images on the water: never the same on any given day.
That is also where I saw Dylan for the first time outside of the context of our own building. I noticed him when I looked away from the shadowy reflections of the trees surrounding the lake; we smiled at each other in recognition. He was going for a run, and he told me that soon it would be too cold and dangerous to run around the lake. He asked if I would be heading back home soon, and I decided to take the opportunity to walk back together. We spent the time around the lake talking about how we don't have any family in the area. The rest of the route to our building, he told me about how much he loves his work-from-home job and I gave short answers to his curious questions about my own work.
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It was only a week ago that everything shifted. I was walking up the familiar flight of stairs, gripping the wrought iron railing; giving a cursory hello--as I do to anyone I encounter in the building-- to the woman coming down the stairs. I was close enough to hear her muffled shriek as her body went from upright to prostrate but not near enough to help break her fall.
"Damn shoes with no traction," is the first thing she said. I agree with her about the perils of cute shoes with slippery or worn-down soles. I offered to help her up and support her, maybe help her to get back to where she just came from. "Yeah, maybe Trent can take a look at my ankle," she responded, as she also told me the familiar number of the apartment; where we were helped in by a startled Trent.
I vividly remember her leg being propped up, with her skirt riding up to reveal what I couldn't help noticing looked like a welt; it had me feeling unsettled yet tingly--Trent and Dylan had witnessed what must have seemed like a flinch; I hoped I could make it to the door in my discombobulated state. "I think I'll go now, you can obviously take care of her." I managed to give the woman a friendly smile and a cheerful goodbye as I made my exit.