*Not much in the way of a sex scene in this one, sorry.*
Greg stretched his arms and legs, cramped from another long drive in his less-than-spacious van. His eyes squinted as he chanced to look at the beaming sun above.
("Nice day.") Greg smiled to himself, turning his eyes to the house on 309 Irving Road. Inside was Violet Adams, a frequent face on his deliveries.
Recently he had become familiar with the rest of her, too. That familiarity had revealed to him her most intimate of secrets; the girthy phallus that was tucked away beneath her shapely legs.
Greg hadn't seen her since the night that they had shared a few weeks ago, but they had exchanged numbers, keeping the connection alive with their late night texts. Their words were conservative and polite, sharing stories like they had before. The friendly but passionless exchanges worried Greg somewhat, as the words they shared lacked the intimacy that he had experienced before.
Earlier that day his phone had buzzed while he was having his lunch break. Rushing to check for a text, he almost tripped over the old textbooks that littered his room. Turning the screen on, instead of a text from Adams, was a delivery notice from his work. Initially disappointed, his eyes lit up when he saw that it was a delivery to 309 Irving Road. Greg had jumped at the chance to see her again, diving into his car without even changing into his uniform, driving the route at breakneck pace dressed casually in a pair of khaki shorts and a green shirt. On the way he called his boss, a plan already brewing in his mind.
The door opening pulled him from his memories as a flash of red hair appeared, looking all around.
"Violet. How are you?" Violet turned to face the voice, mouth instantly splitting into a wide grin. She emerged from the doorway, wearing her usual baggy sweatpants and a more form-fitting t-shirt than she had ever worn previously. The new orange shirt hugged her huge E-cup breasts, the tight bra beneath causing her expansive mounds of tit-flesh to bubble out visibly from the straps.
"Greg! You've got my package, right?" She anxiously scanned his form for the nondescript box he so often carried.
"Of course, I wouldn't forget." Greg held out the brown box to her, smirking slightly at the knowledge of it's contents.
Grabbing the package, she tucked it under her shoulders hurriedly. "You see, I wasn't sure, you're not really dressed for the occasion." She teased him, gesturing at his attire.
"Hmm? Oh! I must have forgot to change in my rush."
Violet's grin returned, taking on a playful quality. "Oh? Rushing out here just to see me?" Her teasing continued.
"I'm just that dedicated to my job, Miss Adams."
"Truly, there must be no cause nobler than that of the noble delivery man. I am in awe." Violet leaned into the delivery man, wrapping her arms around him. "I missed you."
Greg returned the embrace. "So did I." The pair released each other, both smiling easily.
Greg dug through his pockets, fishing for his car keys. "Hey Violet, since we haven't spoken in awhile, I was wondering if you wanted to go sit down for a meal? It's pretty nice out, and there's a restaurant nearby." Violet frowned for a moment, brow furrowing with an unspoken complaint. Greg waited for her response, growing less confident by the second. "I mean, we don't have to if you don't want-"
"I'd love to." Violet said with finality. "Let me just put this away first. I'll be out in just a second." The package under her arm was carried away, out of Greg's sight.
Greg sat on her porch, listening to the bird's chirping. She had been away for almost 10 minutes now. He picked up a few rocks near him, tossing one of them at one of the ancient trees that surrounded Violet's large home. ("I really ought to ask her about this house.") Another rock rapped against the tree, a small chunk of bark flying away with the much stronger impact. ("Wait, what did she say she did for a living?") Greg racked his brain for the answer. She had told him that she was an author, though she declined to show him her work. ("Didn't know authors made that kind of money. Must be pretty famous.") Greg twirled the rock in his hand, deep in thought. He suddenly remembered that she had once said she was a graphic designer. Again, no examples. ("It's not impossible to have two jobs. She probably doesn't go out much, she has the free time.") Greg concluded. However, another moment popped into his head. ("Freelance coding, too.") Greg glanced back to her house, eyes poring over it's immaculate construction. ("She never seemed much interested in computers to me.") He frowned. The third rock he had collected had too found itself hurtling at the tree, hitting the same spot as before. Greg stood, wiping the dirt from his hands, He again studied the house, wondering what she might be hiding from him. Whatever it was, Greg struggled to imagine a greater secret to keep than the mountain between her thighs.
Greg waited for a few more minutes more before knocking. A cry of surprise could barely be heard behind the door, quickly followed by her voice.
"I'll be out in a minute! Hold on!" Several thumps followed from the second floor, concluding with the creaking of her stairs. Violet flung open the door, wearing the same clothes as before. Her face was beet red, sweat rolling down her cheeks. "Sorry, It's hot in there."
"Right. It's on Dawson Road, probably a 15 minute drive. There's a little cluster of buildings that I always pass. One of them is an Italian restaurant called 'Graces'. Have you ever been there?"
"I've been on Dawson. Never been to 'Graces', though." Violet responded, wiping the sweat from her forehead with the sleeve of her jacket.
Violet and Greg piled into the van, where Greg had thoughtfully turned on the air conditioner. Violet shifted uncomfortably, clearly unused to such small spaces. As the van turned off of her driveway, Greg began his line of questioning, masquerading it as a small talk.
"Your house is pretty nice, Vi. You must make a lot of money from your writing."
Violet laughed. "Yeah, It's enough."
"More than enough." Greg balked. "You have the biggest house on the road."
"Oh, It's not that big."
"There's no need to be modest about it. You work some 4 jobs, don't you? Coding, writing, graphic design, painting," Greg rattled off the jobs she had supposedly worked, tacking on one of his own creation as a test. "You've earned a house like that, really. It must be awful hard work."
Violet laughed again, though this time it was nervous. "I'm a woman of many talents, I guess."