By Eve St. Albert
KAYLEY
Leroy's place was on the fourth floor of an old red brick building from the turn of the century. At least it had an elevator, but you could see the age of the place in the ancient patched plaster of the walls, the antique wainscotting and the heavy wooden stair railings.
Apart from trying to tempt me into the back seat with him, while Sam drove to his place, Leroy had been pretty well behaved. He didn't even grab me in the elevator, perhaps because we shared it for three floors with a little old lady and her cat.
"Welcome to my house," Leroy said, opening the door, and waving us in. "Come freely. Go safely; and leave something of the happiness you bring."
I grinned, taking Sam's hand, and followed the direction Leroy pointed.
"That's really beautiful," I said, surprised. He had unexpected sides to him. "I love that. Did come up with it? Is it a quote from somewhere? Can I use it?"
Leroy looked thoughtful.
"I dunno. I think I picked it up from somewhere. Just liked the sound of it."
His apartment was old style, high ceilings, hardwood floors, heavy overstuffed furniture. It had been renovated to an open plan. It was a bit grungy, bachelor kind of thing. A couple of guitars, acoustic and electric, were propped up in a corner between two adjoining futons. Big flatscreen television, of course, I supposed that was a guy thing.
I'd been tempted by the idea of a King Size bed, but I didn't have high expectations. This guy came across as dumb and sleazy. I wouldn't have been surprised if the place had been a hole, with a King Size bed taking up the entire place.
Instead, it was nice.
Bonus!
"Nice place," Sam said appreciatively.
"Yeah," Leroy said, closing and locking the door. "I like it."
"So!" he continued, following us into the living room. "I've got some beer. Some scotch. Tequila. Brandy. Rum. No red wine, sorry. A chardonnay? I've also got some pretty good weed. Some ecstasy. Whatever you want."
He came up behind, us, turned me around, wrapped his arms around me and kissed me breathless, right in front ot Sam.
"But me?" he said. "What I want is you: Get naked, bitch. Sam and I are going to give you the fucking of a lifetime."
He kissed me again. I broke the kiss, and looked over at Sam.
"Sam!" I cried. "He called me a 'bitch'! Do something."
Sam froze for a second, and then I spoiled it by giggling.
"Sir!" I snapped. "Naked, Sir! Right away, Sir!" I saluted, and then started giggling.
Leroy looked at Sam.
"Is she always like this?"
Sam nodded.
"Pretty much."
I smiled. I felt safe and fresh and horny, and without the undercurrent of anxiety that I'd had in the toilets at the bar. Had that helped to block me a little? Made it harder to come? I wondered. That was the other side of excitement: Stress.
"So you want me naked," I purred. I kissed him and pulled away, there was just a moment's reluctance, and then he let go.
I melted backwards into Sam's arms, leaning my head back, nuzzling his neck and cheek. His head bent to kiss my forehead, as his arms folded around my waste. I pushed my butt into him, he was already hard.
"What about you, babe?" I asked. "Do you want me naked too?"
"Fuck," Sam said, "up to me, you'd be naked all the time. The only reason I'd let you wear clothes would be so I could undress you."
"Hmm," I said, pushing Sam's hands up, so that he exposed the bare flesh of my belly. I stared directly at Leroy. I pushed them higher until the fabric of my top was pushed almost to my collarbone and he was cupping my bare breasts, teasing the nipples.
"I'd ask for a vote, but I think you two might cheat, somehow. So I guess I'll get naked...."
I moaned softly, a little theatrically, and broke free from Sam's grip, turning around, and kissing him.
"The question isn't whether I'll get naked, the question is do I get naked fast, or get naked slow?"
I smiled at Leroy from Sam's arms. I could see his erection struggling against his pants.
"Slow," Leroy said.
"Slow," Sam agreed.
I stepped back from Sam, holding him at arm's length.
"Leroy, my darling," I said. "Got any music to dance to? Sam, if you could move the cofffee table..."
Leroy pulled out his phone, the flat screen lit up, there was an almost subliminal hum as his sound system activated. I was impressed, Leroy was networked.
"Spears, Aguilera.... Eminem... How about Nelly Furtado?"
"Furtado," I said. I was trying stripper moves in my head, trying to decide whether to wear shoes or go barefoot. "Maneater to start with, then whatever."