Disclaimer:
This is a fictitious story. All characters are fictitious and any resemblance to real people is coincidence. Do not take any information in this story as health advice.
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Joe walked in through the backdoor. As usual, Jenny was preparing some food on the kitchen bench. He could see her breasts moving under her silk blouse. Her beautiful nipples were rubbing against the material. He wondered what it would be like to feel those breasts and then remembered she was married. He then wondered what it would be like to have his nipples brushing against the sensuous material.
Jenny looked up and Joe said, "Hi Mrs G. How are you?" he then looked over at Lucy, Jenny's daughter, and said, "Hi Lucy."
Jenny smiled and said, "I'm well thank you Joe," and continued jiggling her breasts.
Lucy said nonchalantly, "Hi Joe."
"Is Dan in the shed?" asked Joe.
"Yes, as usual," answered Jenny smiling.
Joe knocked on the shed door. There was a rustle and then Dan opened the door. He said, "Hi Joe. Come in."
Joe said, "Maybe you should turn on the exhaust fan Dan,"
"Yeah," replied Dan, "I'm thinking of giving up the bong and eating the stuff like you do.
"I've got some new dope. Do you want to try it?"
"Okay," answered Joe, "I think eating is more healthy than smoking."
Dan said, "Yeah, you're probably right. Your dad is a good example," Joe's father had died of lung cancer. Dan retrieved a tin can from its hiding place, opened it and offered its contents to Joe. Joe took a pinch of the cannabis and started eating it.
"Drink?" asked Dan.
"Yes please," answered Joe, "I need to wash it down with something."
After finishing their drinks Joe said, "Would you come inside with me? I want to give Mrs G a birthday card."
"Yeah sure," answered Dan and they went back into the family room.
Joe walked over to Jenny and said, "Happy birthday Mrs G," and offered her an envelope.
"Thank you Joe," said Jenny as she wiped her hands on a hand towel and accepted the envelope.
As she was opening the envelope, Joe said, "It's from all of us."
Jenny read the card. She smiled and said as she looked at Dan, "And you're the best husband in world," She then looked at Lucy, laughed and said, "'The best mum you've ever had.' I'm the ONLY mum you've had," She then looked at Joe, smiled and said, "You're also the very best of friends, Joe."
Joe said, "There's more in there."
Jenny looked into the envelope and pulled out two credit sized cards. She read one out aloud looking a bit confused, "Woman's Tennis Club?"
Joe replied, "Yes. It's a year's platinum membership. It entitles you to free games and lessons. Your first lessen is on Wednesday at 3pm with a lady called Tracy."
Jenny looked at Dan, smiled and asked, "Am I getting too fat?"
"No of course not Jen," answered Dan, "It'll do you good to socialise."
"I can give you a lift if you like," offered Joe.
"I'm not taking that E-trip," said Jenny.
Lucy chuckled and both Joe and Dan had big smiles on their faces. Jenny realised that she'd said something funny, felt embarrassed with her naivety and asked, "E stands for 'Electric' doesn't it?"
"It also stands for Ecstasy," offered Lucy, "You know, MDMA."
"Your electric vehicle is named after a drug?" asked Jenny of Joe a bit disappointed.
"No," answered Joe, "It does stand for 'Electric' but it does appeal to a specific generation."
"I'll take the Volvo thank you. It may be old but it's still a very good transport," said Jenny.
Jenny pursed her lips then Lucy said, "Come on mum. You might meet some sexy ladies there."
Jenny looked at Lucy and said, "Not all women are lesbians Lucy."
"I wish," said Lucy under her breath.
Jenny ignored Lucy and asked, "What's this?" as she held up a gift card.
Joe answered, "It's a gift card. It works at all the stores at the mall. You'll probably need to buy some sports gear for tennis."
"You've got to look good for all those tennis babes," teased Lucy.
Jenny shook her head.
Joe felt uncomfortable. He didn't like conflict so he said, "I'd better get going. We're catching up for some games this afternoon."
Jenny asked, "Are you still going to the movies tonight?"
"Yes of course," answered Joe and then he asked Lucy, "If you still want to go Lucy?"
"Yeah sure," answered Lucy.
"Well, then dinner will be at six," said Jenny.
"Okay, thanks," replied Joe and left via the backdoor.
Dan followed and when they were out of earshot of the others, he said, "I'll give you some money for the present."
"That's not necessary," said Joe.
"Joe," said Dan, "You've got to stop doing this," Joe looked confused, "You can't keep buying us expensive presents. You bought me that Mig welder for my birthday. Jenny told me she didn't know anything about it. And now you've bought Jenny that membership. It must have cost hundreds if not thousands?"
"It's not such an exclusive club," answered Joe smiling.
"How much is on the gift card?" asked Dan.
"A thousand," answered Joe, "Sports gear can be expensive."
"Gees..." said Dan as he ran his fingers through his hair, "You can't buy someone else's wife expensive presents."
"You're both my best friends and Mrs G feeds me every Saturday evening. That must add up to a lot of money. And she looked after me after school until my parents came home," replied Joe, "I can easily afford it Dan. I inherited a lot of money from my parents.
"Speaking of dinner. I thought that I would shout us all dinner at that new fancy restaurant for Lucy's 18th birthday?"
"I know you can afford it mate but..." answered Dan, "That new restaurant? That'll be expensive?"
"I want to try it," replied Joe, "and I don't want to go by myself. What better reason than to celebrate Lucy's birthday and... she duxed her year, she deserves to celebrate. Besides, who else would I spend my money on but my best friends?"
Dan could see the logic and if anything, Joe was logical, "Okay, after the restaurant, no more expensive birthday presents.