This is the first erotic story I've ever written, and thus my first submission to Literotica. I thought it fit in well with the Nude Day themes of exhibitionism and voyeurism, though the story doesn't name the 'holiday' specifically. I'm glad for your feedback.
My best friend Jennifer's wedding took place at her dad's house, on a large, beautiful piece of property. The house was set back off the road a bit, up on a small hill, and the surrounding land was rather wooded, though not untamed, as her father kept the grounds well-tended.
The wedding party was gathered at the "carriage house", a building adjacent to (and sort of back behind) the main house, both of which Jennifer's father had built himself. The carriage house was basically a guest house, and had a living room, bedroom, and kitchenette, and one full bath.
Many members of the wedding party were getting ready in the carriage house, including the bride and groom (who had abandoned the whole not-seeing-each-other-beforehand thing), while other members of the party (already dressed) waited outside. In the heat. It was the hottest of the summer so far, in the low 90sânot unusual in the middle of July in southern New England.
Down a small hill from the house the land leveled out and became more wooded. A gravel driveway wound its way through the property. As we waited, trying our best to stay cool, guests could be seen walking along the driveway to go check out the huge tent in the back of the property that had been rented for the reception.
I glanced down now and again to see if I recognized any of these passing guests, and it was at one of these quick glances that I was delighted to notice two strikingly beautiful young women. I had no idea who they were.
Perhaps here might be a good time to tell you that I was present for this wedding at Jennifer and Ryan's request to officiate at the ceremony. Jennifer and I have been friends since kindergarten, and when she introduced me to Ryan, I knew that at long (long!) last she had found a man worthy of her; he is genuinely a great guy. I was truly happy for her. (Jennifer and I have never dated, or been anything other than the best of friends ...no matter what "When Harry Met Sally" may tell you.)
Jennifer had not, until this point (us now nearing 40) ever been married. I, on the other hand, had gotten married a decade earlier, but had gotten divorced just over a year ago. So, ever looking out for me, Jennifer (and Ryan) had given me the low-down on all of the single women who were expected to be at the wedding, of which there were three, all of whom I had met.
All of this to say that, upon catching sight of these women, my mind was furiously working out whether they might possibly be single, although they were not among those whom Jennifer had mentioned to me. (Maybe they had come together as a couple?)
They rounded the corner of the driveway and started the uphill climb toward the carriage house. And soon the mystery was solved: Jennifer and Ryan had hired them to come work as babysitters for the day. They were introduced as Christine and Melanie, sisters in their early 20s.
Jennifer's brother Jake and his wife Marcyâan attractive couple in their early 30sâhave two little girls who served as the flower girls in the wedding. Jake and Marcy were certainly glad to have their girls in the ceremony, but they also wanted a little freedom from parental responsibility for the evening. Jake and Marcy had hired Christine and Melanie to babysit their girls on several prior occasions, so these young women were a very sensible choice for babysittingânot only Jake and Marcy's kids, but also for any other young children who might be in attendance.
Now that Christine and Melanie were up-close, let me just say that they were even more striking than when I saw them at a distance. Christine was a trim brunette with a round-ish face, big brown eyes, and a beautiful girl-next-door sort of face, complete with freckles (which I just adore). Her straight dark-brown hair fell to the middle of her shoulder blades. She wore a sundress which was strapless, but not particularly revealing of her 32C breasts; it was white with a floral pattern.
And then, in contrast, there was Melanie. Melanie was a skinny blonde, with hair about the same length, but perhaps a little wavier. Her face was more angular than Christine's, and with pale blue eyes instead of brown. Melanie had chosen to wear what can be best described as a piece of cloth. It was a green... sundress? kind of? The dress seemed to be made of a sort of t-shirt material, and it covered her lovely 28B breasts, but ...only enough to be considered decent. Barely. From various angles there was cleavage, side-boob, etc., easily in view, and it was abundantly clear that she wore no bra, such that her breasts jiggled pleasingly with every move she made. The back of the dress was just a few strips of cloth here and there to hold it on her lovely body, and the hem of her dress did not venture anywhere near her knees.
I did my best, you understand, but it was more than a little difficult to keep my eyes off her.
And I couldn't figure out why she had made this outfit choice. I couldn't quite figure out why one might wear a 'fuck-me' dress to a wedding, especially when you're not a guest, but in fact are there to look after children? Though I will say that, given the stifling heat, Melanie may have been the most comfortable of the attendees, especially in comparison to the women in the wedding party wearing the long, fancy bridesmaid dresses (Marcy, in particular, had made something of a show of fanning herself up her dress and exclaiming "ohmigod, it's hot under there!"). ...It's much easier to be comfortable when you're hardly wearing anything.
The wedding itself was held on the front side of the house, at the bottom of some broad stairs (directly in the sun... oy!). It started a half hour late, but all went smoothly thereafter. I kept the ceremony brief, Jennifer and Ryan became wife and husband, and then the whole wedding party returned up the hill to our spot outside the carriage house, for the taking of many photos (and the drinking of some wedding-party only champagne).
Melanie and Christine were now looking after the children of the members of the wedding party, most of whom were to be in some of the photos. There wasn't much shade on the hill, but I'd found this one spot where there was also a hint of breeze.
So it seemed like a good opportunity to strike up a conversation. I introduced myself to them, and we made small talk about the stifling heat. I learned that their mother had been the hairdresser that morning for the bride and all the bridesmaids, and that in fact their family had known Jake and Marcy for quite a while.
The conversation was friendly and pleasant, but eventually I got called in for a photo with the bride and groom, while Melanie and Christine got more involved with watching the children.
After my thankfully-brief part in the photo shoot, I headed down to get a drink from the upper bar stand (just on the other side of the driveway), and to catch up with a couple of Jennifer's college friends whom I'd met years ago. When they went off for a smoke, I headed the rest of the way down the hill to learn at which table I was to be seated under the tent.
...But not before catching sight of Melanie playing nanny to the flower girls (who were quite close in ageâI would guess about 3 and 4). The older one was in her right arm, and Melanie was trying to half-stoop to pick up the younger one, who managed to grab just the wrong (right?) place on her dress, and completely expose Melanie's left breastâfor several delightful seconds! Gorgeous!
She managed to get both girls in her armsâgathering them to bring them for the bridal party introduction, I suspectâand her dress rearranged. And though for a brief moment our eyes met, and she gave a brief, sheepish sort of grin, for the most part she acted as if nothing had happened. (Well done there!)
I took a quick look around to see if anyone else had noticed this little slip. There were a few paused conversations, it seemed to me, including (rather amusingly, I thought) between Jake and Marcy, who looked to be turning away while trying to suppress the smirks on their faces. Helloooo, babysitter!
So I made my way to the tent and found my seat. Soon thereafter the live band (nice!) called everyone's attention, the bridal party was introduced, Jennifer and Ryan had their first dance, and so on (a nice wooden dancefloor had been put together just in front of the small stage where the band were playing). It was still a little hot, but not bad under the tent, and everyone enjoyed a very good meal, followed by great dancingâthe band was outstanding.
Jennifer and Ryan's wedding invitations had included the invitation to stay for a BYOB after party, which began when the band had finished their second set. At this point in the evening a great many of the guests were taking their leave, but there remained a small group of us who were intent on keeping the merriment going, and so had gathered at the front end (stage end) of the tent to hang out.
I hadn't actually remembered to bring a cooler, but that turned out to be unnecessary because there was still booze available at the lower bar standâlocated at the back of the tentâincluding a juice dispenser filled with vodka lemonade (*and* a nearby bowl of iceâperfect on a hot night!).
At a lull in our group's conversation, I decided to get up and go get a refill of this tasty concoction. As I headed toward the "lemonade stand" (ha ha!), which was off to the right, I noticed Melanie sitting alone, over on the left. I wondered why she was sitting alone, but then, as I put myself in her shoes, I imagined I might do the same if I weren't really there as a guest. My guess was that she was just taking a load off after a night on her feet chasing children.
So I refilled my cup, put on a friendly smile, and approached her. "So the kids are in bed, or have left, and it's time for the adult lemonade. Something like that?"
She grinned. "Hell yes! I could use at least a couple of these!"
"Melanie, right?"