My Wife’s Night Class, 6: Posing with Nick
While Wendell and my wife were back in the bedroom deciding on an outfit for her to wear, my hard-on subsided and I took a piss in a plastic bottle I’d brought into the closet with me. I knew this session might take awhile, so I was prepared. Occasionally I peeked in at John, Jerry, and the always-ready-to-fuck Nick, but they weren’t very interesting to watch.
After about twenty minutes, I heard Nancy and Wendell returning to the living room. I went to the peephole to see what they’d selected for her. Nancy had put on one of her short, flaired skirts and a white button-down blouse. On her feet were a pair of white gym socks. Damn, she looked about sixteen! Wendell twirled her around to show everyone. Then he lifted her skirt to reveal her panties, which were ordinary white cotton ones.
Everyone loved the way she looked. I watched Nick’s face, especially. He was obviously delighted.
John took Wendell aside and whispered something to him. Wendell seemed impatient and said, “He knows. Don’t worry. That’s just talk.” Obviously, John was concerned about Nick’s comment that he was ready to actually fuck Nancy and wanted to make sure there was no misunderstanding.
John seemed somewhat placated. Wendell told Nick to put his shirt and socks back on so they could begin “the scene,” which he explained was to be heavy petting on the couch. Nancy stood drinking another glass of wine while Wendell readjusted the little macramé blanket on the couch, turned on and adjusted the lights on either side of the couch, and got his video camera ready. Then he asked Jerry to close the living room blinds more completely -- too much outside light was getting in.
Finally, he took Nancy by the elbow and led her to the couch and sat her down. “OK,” he said to her, “just look beautiful and do what comes naturally. Nick will join you on the couch and you’re to act as though he’s your boyfriend. Imagine you’re babysitting, maybe, and he’s come over to keep you company. So you’re going to be not just a model but an actress. We’ll take the scene really slow, much slower than it would be in real life because the camera wants to dwell on what’s happening.”