Chapter Six
I have lived alone for quite a few years now. Never, in all that time, have I cooked naked.
I felt exposed. I knew that if I looked out one of the windows I would see the whole neighborhood looking in at me.
I felt naughty.
And again that rush, that sensation.
I felt feminine.
As I broke the eggs to make an omelet I realized that he really had something here. When I had declared it to be "his" pussy, something had changed.
I surprised myself by catching myself humming a little as I whisked the milk into the eggs.
I felt, well, proud that he wanted to watch me.
OUCH!
Reality reared its ugly head when the bacon popped.
As I tied on the apron, the old-fashioned kind over my neck and then tied in the back, I felt even more naked than I had when I was completely nude.
There was something absolutely primal about cooking for him in nothing but the apron. I knew I was smiling like an idiot, and I didn't mind. Even as I made coffee and got in the refrigerator for orange juice I was aware of my nakedness, of his nakedness, and of that itch deep in my belly.
Breakfast was something my grandmother would have been proud of. Bacon. Eggs (sunny side up). Toast. A sliced potato fried. Orange juice. Coffee.
And again I was struck by how right he was. How completely feminine I felt, padding around in bare feet in nothing but an apron, still leaking from our earlier lovemaking, serving him his breakfast, hoping for his approval.
When he smiled and said "Good breakfast Paula," I felt a rush between my legs again.
And it was good. I'm not much of a breakfast eater, and this was filling. I realized, about three bites into it, just how ravenous I was.
We ate in silence, only the clink of silverware making any noise.
When we were done, leaning back in that well-fed relaxation period, I met his eyes again.
"Do I please you, David?" I asked and it seemed the most natural question in the world.
He smiled.
"Yes little one," he said, "you please me very much."
With that odd little endearment, "little one," I felt the rush that was starting to be familiar deep in my belly.
"Little one?" I asked.