The Paul & Jenny Stories Pt. 17c: The Batting Order Ch. 03
Part 3.
Paul.
I watched as Jenny drove her VW Beetle down the hill towards the junction and the left turn that would take her into Bristol City centre. How they would manage with four of them together with Lynda and Ian's luggage I couldn't imagine. It could be fun though.
I stowed my cricket gear and our suitcases into my Morgan and looked up at the sky. A few clouds out to the west over Wales but then there always were. No. It looked like it was going to be a fine day.
I enjoyed playing cricket. I only managed to play on five or six occasions a year for Chipping Marsden and a similar number for my college. I suppose I could join a club in Bristol. No. That would be too much of a commitment. I enjoyed my weekends with Jenny too much. I was also certain of her reaction if I told her that I was playing every Saturday and Sunday during the summer, with a few weekend games thrown in. No. This was about right. To play for my village team when they were short. That was enough. Besides I had to find a proper job now that I was finished in University. It was all right for Jenny. She was staying on for an extra year followed by teacher training. I needed something to do. I had a position in a local firm of accountants if I wanted it. That would mean another three years of exams. Eventually I would be expected to move south into Somerset and join the family firm. In time I would be expected to become a partner in it.
I looked up again at the sky. I would rather be playing cricket.
I collected my jacket from the hall, switched on the hall lights and locked the door behind me. The neighbours knew we would be away until Monday. I backed the Morgan out onto the road and closed the gates. I drove up the hill in the opposite direction to the one Jenny went. Past the Iron Age earth works where I had saved Jenny from being raped one night. Driving up and over the downs above Bristol and onto the main road south past the airport.
I was feeling good. We were going to have a fun weekend.
Jenny.
I pulled up outside the main railway station in the centre of the city in the buses only zone. There was never anywhere to park legally in Bristol so I did what everybody else did.
I could see them standing in one of the entrance arches. Lynda was waving. Ian seemed to be arguing with a couple of men.
We both got out and hurried towards them.
"Come on, Ian." Lynda was saying. "We're going."
Shirley reached Lynda first and they hugged. I suddenly felt jealous but then it was my turn.
"How are you?" Lynda asked after she had pulled her sharp hard nipples from my breasts. "How's your arm?"
She kissed me on the cheeks. I could feel myself becoming moist.
I hadn't really seen her since our return from Egypt apart from my wedding and she hadn't really filled my thoughts but thirty seconds in her company and I was ready. Ready for her fingers to open the lips of my fanny and for her tongue to explore deep inside me. She was smiling into my eyes. She knew.
"It's much better." I replied breathlessly. "Thank you."
Shirley was helping Ian with their cases. There was three. How long were they staying?
"It's alright." Lynda answered my question as if she were reading my mind. I wondered what else she could read in it. "We are flying out to Egypt on Tuesday. I just wanted to see you before we left."
She had her arm around my waist so I placed mine around hers as we walked towards the car. I felt so wet. I hoped I didn't squelch as I moved.
Once at the car I opened the driver's door and popped the bonnet. They managed to get the two smaller cases in. We all stood looking at the car, the suitcase and each other.
"I know." Lynda said. "If Jenny and I sit in the back and Shirley drives then Ian could have the suitcase on his lap in the front. Jenny has the shortest legs so she could sit behind Ian if he had to push the seat back."
Shirley looked at us, shrugged her shoulders and said. "That's fine by me. If you don't mind my driving your car, Jenny?"
Lynda's hand had moved down behind my back onto one of my ass cheeks. I didn't mind at all.
"No." I said, opening the passenger's door and handing her the keys. "You've borrowed it before."
She had as well. When I had thought she had been going to stay at Paul's parents' house whilst visiting his friend Steve. But after what I had seen in the kitchen of the house just before my wedding I knew there had been another reason for her going. I just had to tell Lynda. I couldn't tell Paul that his father was having an affair with one of my best friends. But I could tell Lynda. She would be able to help me look out for any signs it was still going on. And if the two of us could get Shirley alone over a bottle of wine sometime over the weekend we could get all the details from her.
I looked down at Lynda's backside as she climbed into the rear seat. Her skirt hardly covered her knickers. I was glad. I climbed into the back beside her and she lay her short denim jacket over our knees.