It's a bright sunny day out, but you wouldn't know it because you've been fighting with your college work all day. More than once, I've leaned into the room, only to see you typing away furiously or occasionally griping at how your coffee is getting cold. Even with the nice weather, I'm starting to question your decision to go visit relatives if your homework is driving you crazy. So ... I decide to see what I can do.
At some point in the craziness, you lean back in your chair in order to focus and think about what needs to be done next. With your eyes closed and your brain going full-speed, you don't even notice when I step into the room. You do, however, notice when I start rubbing your shoulders. Your head leaned back, you open your eyes and look up at me with an almost painful smile.
"That feels nice. Thank you." It seems like a plain answer, but I know that's because you're struggling with the work.
"You're welcome. Are you buried, or do you have to finish this right here and now?" You sigh and give me that look, like you expect me to do something crazy. "I'm serious. Come on, you need a little time away from the machine."
You are reluctant to agree, but you've learned to let me have my way every once in a while. I take your hand and lead you out of the study and through the living room. As we walk out onto the patio, I remind the folks that we'll only be away for a while and they eagerly agree to watch their grandson while I get you outside and into the sun. You are already suspecting something -- but you're surprised when we step out onto the driveway and there's a convertible sitting there. You stop walking. "Where did this come from?"
I roll my eyes and grab your hand again, pulling. "It doesn't matter. Everything's fine, it's a great day, and you need a break from the computer. Come on."
You're slow to recover - at first - but I also know that you enjoy convertibles and you're getting excited about the drive even before I can unlock the doors. As soon as we're safely inside, I back us out of the driveway and make for the exit to the interstate.
Even driving at neighborhood speeds, you're already wondering about your hair. You consider letting it out, tying it up more, or maybe just giving me shit about how I didn't bring a hat or something to cover it up. As I turn onto the interstate and you feel the wind pick up, you give in and just let out the ponytail, running your hand through your hair and feeling it blow freely in the wind.
"It's a good thing I was going to get my hair done tomorrow instead of today."
I laugh and glance over, smiling as you lean your head back, feeling the wind go past and through your hair. You drop the seat back a few notches and close your eyes, enjoying the sun and the breeze. Time starts to blur as I keep watching the highway and your let yourself relax.
Twenty to thirty minutes go by, and you haven't been awake for most of it, but when I slow down in order to exit the highway, your eyes open just enough for you to look around. "Turning around already?"
"I can keep going in circles -- we might as well stay close enough so that we can stop when you want instead of driving four hours back." I smirk and glance over at you again before my jaw drops. You've undone the top few buttons on your shirt and are taking it off. "Uhh ..?"
You push the shirt down under the seat then turn in your seat belt. "Don't get back on the highway." As I keep driving farther away from the interstate, you reach over and start unzipping my pants. Your seat pops up a notch and you lean over and start kissing the side of my neck, nibbling, sucking ... and I feel it when your hand slides inside my pants -- and then inside my underwear.
"Thank you for getting me outside. It IS a nice day." And you give me a peck on the cheek, then lean back and smile. I try to look over and make eye contact, but I'm slightly distracted as I feel your hand squeezing and stroking me. As I lose the ability to focus, I decide that driving safely is the highest priority. You grin, then you pull my cock out of my pants. You squeeze again, then take your hands away and lean all the way over, releasing the seat belt completely.