Author's Note: This is #7 in the Helena series, and I must always give tribute to my friend "Helena", a beautiful lady here on Lit who has become my muse and my friend in the last couple of years.
Helena 12: Breakfast in Bed
I wake before you, and slip out of bed to go to the restroom. Returning to you, I shake my head. How can a woman get more beautiful every time you see her? Sleeping so peacefully, a trace of a smile still on your lips.
Are you dreaming, sweetheart? Are you replaying last night, the heat of you saddling yourself on my lap, taking my hard cock in your ass, surprising me with the way you chose to ride me that way? Are you smiling at the look of happy surprise on my face? Are you remembering the heat of the friction, the delicious friction, as you rode me to orgasm?
I realize I am hungry, but then I also register that I am horny for you. To pleasure you, to repay you, sensation for sensation, for last night, for every moment of every time you've pleasured me. I'm hungry for your moans, your groans, for the sound of my name on your lips. Hungry for your pleas for more, for me not to stop, and then finally for me to please stop, lest you explode.
I'm ready for an all I can eat breakfast buffet...of Helena.
You know I'm a bit devious, right? You know I'm just a bit twisted, right? Well, if not...you will before lunch time!
I pad barefoot downstairs, withdrawing what I need from my closet, then I work my way back upstairs. You're still asleep; YES! Working slowly, I begin to set my plan to work, carefully and quietly, so as not to wake you up.
Almost ten minutes later, I step back to admire my own handiwork. "Damn, I'm pretty good!" I compliment myself. I'm modest like that, I guess...
Finally, you begin to stir just a bit. Oh, yes... Time for the fun to begin.
"Good morning, miss. I've gone to the trouble of fixing breakfast in bed today," I tell you in my best English butler accent. Which may actually be the same as an Australian prison inmate accent, for all I know.
You smile before you even open your eyes. "Oh, that sounds-what the...?" are your first words, as you go to stretch.
And can't.