A much needed break they said. Ha, I thought! What did they know? But before I knew it, I was packed and jetting out. A week by myself and a chance to recharge my batteries. Ok, so maybe I had been overdoing things at the office. Maybe this week by the sea would help clear the cobwebs. Rejuvenate my weary soul and inspire me to greater things.
I arrived late in the evening when I checked into my hotel. It was not until morning that I got a chance to see where my employees had sent me. Climbing out of bed, I drew back the curtains and stepped out onto the balcony of my room. The sight that greeted me was breathtaking. The sea filled the horizon, laced with a golden sandy beach, which stopped just short of the hotel wall beneath me. The beach was flat and smooth and wet as the tide ebbed across it. To the left of the beach, the sand rose sharply, forming large dunes mixed with wild grass.
I showered and took breakfast in the hotel's dining room. Returning to my room, I changed into my light cotton shorts and sandals, before heading out in search of some peace and quiet, armed with a beach towel and the detective novel I had started reading on the plane. The beach itself was already getting busy with screaming kids, so I decided that the sand dunes offered the best chance of finding seclusion.
The dunes rose and dipped like a line of camels. At the top of the first I saw that they extended for many kilometres around the bay. Despite their natural beauty, they seemed unpopular with the rest of the community, for there appeared to be no one around. I dropped down three or four dunes and up out the other side as I continued to walk away from the beach. I figured I could take my pick, so long as I was out of earshot of the madding crowds I'd left behind.
Finding a suitable resting place, I spread out my towel and lay down, opening my book at the start of chapter two. I paused for a moment, trying to recall what had happened in chapter one. Seagulls circled overhead, squawking as they flew. I reached the bottom of the page and turned.
The squawking continued to bother my subconscious, forcing me to suddenly look up. To my amazement there were no birds in view. And as I listened more closely, I realised that the squawking of the birds had now become a lighter sound. The sound of heavy breathing, mixed with the pleasant sound of a woman's moaning.
I smiled to myself. Just my luck I thought. Trust me to set up camp next to Mr and Mrs Horny. I turned back to my book and tried to concentrate. But the breathing and the moaning played on my mind. It grew louder in my ears, not because the woman was getting noisier, more because I couldn't help but focus on it.
In the end, my curiosity got the better of me. Crawling on my hands and knees I made my way up the side of my dune, treading softly as I neared the top to avoid causing a landslide. Peering down the neighbouring dune I was met with the most erotic sight. Less than ten metres from me lay the most beautiful girl I'd seen since my arrival at the resort. And she was alone! Totally naked, she was bathed in the shadow of a brightly coloured parasol, protecting her from the sun. Her arms outstretched, she was a golden brown all over. Her head held back, her breasts firm and her nipples erect to the sky, she continued to moan. And it was clear to see why. Her legs were tightly wrapped around the pole of the parasol; her hips rising up it with a smooth stroking action, then falling suddenly, the cheeks of her bum greeting their imprint in the sand with utmost precision.
Her beautifully formed feet were closest to me and as I watched her continue to rub herself against the white plastic pole, I felt a stirring in my shorts. She was oblivious to my gazing eyes as she continued to grind herself against her chosen instrument of pleasure. As if beckoning to my wishes, she suddenly unwrapped her legs from around the parasol, allowing me to catch sight of her pussy for the first time. It glistened in the sunlight as she held her legs apart. Her lips coated in juice, her aching clit rose between them. I could almost feel it pulsating; throbbing from all the activity it was receiving.