It was another hot day. You and I had been sightseeing and enjoying each other’s company. You were sharing those special places that brought you joy and happiness. We stole kisses like undercover lovers throughout the day. We flirted and we touched. The heat would not steal our passion.
We had been walking all day and our legs were tired so you suggested taking the bus home. I smiled and took your hand. “Lead the way.” We arrived just in time for the bus. In fact, we had to run to get to it in time. We dropped our money in the box and laughing pushed and shoved each other playfully to the back of the bus.
It was crowded and there was only one seat next to a sleeping fat man. He only grumbled a little when I climbed over him to take a seat. I patted my lap with my hand for you to sit on my legs. You chest was still heaving from the run and your dress, the only article of clothing you chose to wear besides your sandals, was airy and a sheer ivory that suggested fine contours of your body but didn’t truly reveal it. Still smiling and laughing you crawl over the fat man and sit on my lap. You have to lift your dress showing much of your shapely legs to get by him. You turn to sit and I lift my hands under your dress to feel the soft skin of your butt and to guide you to my lap. Your dress is now bunched up onto my stomach but covers our legs. Turning slightly you say, “Coquin.”
I wore a pair of lose khaki shorts and a button up shirt made of light green silk. Like you I wore nothing under my shorts.
Bus lurches forward and you sway upon my hips as it makes its turns. The cool air from the air conditioning blasts down upon your face and through the open neck of your dress. Your nipples become hard from the combination of cold air and rising desire that suddenly fills you. You lean back into me grinding my manhood with your butt and say, “Coquin prends moi. Je te veux. Je ne peux plus attendre.”
My eyes half close when I whisper, “I cannot wait either. I want you. I will take you now.”
I glance around and see everyone is in his or her own little world. The troubles of the day stealing their spirit from them and forcing them into the mindless monotony of life.