Introduction
Hello everybody it's me again, Davina, everyone's favourite Velma Dinkley lookalike (Velma being a star of Scooby-Doo, if you don't know). I'm not going to bother with a lengthy intro. Let's just say that this is the tenth in a series of consecutive stories about my rather adventurous sex life. And that I am doing my best to make each story readable in itself. In other words you shouldn't have to read all the previous tell-tales to make sense out of this one.
When I left you last time I was enjoying my first ever wife-swap. Without further ado I'm going to pick it up from the morning after.
Here goes.
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Chapter One
The agreement was to meet in my local pub at noon to hand back the borrowed "wives". Alice and I consequently stopped mauling each other around eleven thirty. Heading off for a shared shower, she pointed to a closed door across the landing.
'What's in there?'
'It's my guest room. Not that anyone ever sleeps in it. Well, apart from me when I was renovating and the mistress bedroom was uninhabitable.'
'What's a mistress bedroom when it's at home?'
'Don't ask,' said I, 'you know the deal.'
Alice did. And she laughed. 'We need to go fuck in it right away, 'she said decisively. 'I urgently want to be able to tell Ross we fucked in every last room of the house.'
'Yes,' said I drily, 'and not to mention on every last step of the staircase.' Then, duly prompted by one of my alter egos, Logical Dave, I warned her that we'd end up running late.
'Knowing Ross, so will he. Come on girl; get your sexy ass in there.'
Arguing the toss would only have wasted more time so I obeyed and let her yummy mouth eat me for maybe half an hour. Then we showered (in the bathroom, Alice's sixth and final room) and we couldn't keep our hands off each other. Yes, more that fifteen hours in bed, next to no sleep at all and we were still hotter than hot for more.
'A repeat next Friday is a must,' Alice said when we were back in my room, dressing.
'You can repeat tonight for me,' I replied, watching her don a skimpy black thong before wriggling into skin-tight blue jeans.
'I'm afraid not. We're both working in the morning. Me and Ross, I mean.'
'On a Sunday,' I exclaimed. 'I thought only IT nerds worked Sundays.'
'No rest for the wicked . . . or the NHS. Working Sundays is the reason why Friday is playtime for us.'
I was still watching her dress. By then she'd put on a white push-up bra and got a matching T-shirt out of her overnight bag. And knock me down with a feather, I wanted her again.
Yes, I wanted to rip those sexy denims off her even sexier ass and . . .
And Logical wagged a finger at me, pointedly looking at her watch.
'Friday it is then,' I said heroically. 'You persuade Ross and I'll sweet-talk Kat.'
My choice of clothing didn't look nearly as good on me as Alice's did on her. I'd gone for my usual (not tight-fitting) jeans and a white T of my own. No prizes for guessing who'd get The Busfeild customers' attention that lunchtime. Even without the use of any sort of cosmetics Alice was shockingly attractive.
Indeed, although her makeup was usually tastefully applied, I reckoned she looked lots better without any at all. Like her clothing was always perfection but still she looked better without any at all.
If only we'd had another hour or three!
Locking up behind us I took Alice's hand and led her down the garden path (literally!). Surrounded as they were by an eight-feet-high hedge, my cottage and its neighbour were in an oasis of privacy. You wouldn't have known busy Main Road ran right past . . . apart from the constant growl of car engines, that is.
'Ideal for naked sunbathing,' Alice remarked as we went.
'My neighbour is deaf but not blind,' said I. 'I've done topless but naked would give him a heart attack. He's eighty-three, you see. And I'm sure he thinks I'm a bloke.
'I thought you just said he wasn't blind.'
Laughing, I went through the garden gate and almost collided with Joyce, on her way to the pub.
'Fancy bumping into you,' she said, smiling. But her expression quickly changed as she saw Alice. She stared at her a moment and briefly glanced at me before going on. 'Why Kat, you've changed your hair.'
Presuming Alice didn't know Joyce and wouldn't be used to her acerbic wit, I hastily introduced them.
'Joyce runs Credit Control at our place,' I added. 'And don't worry about Kat,' I told Joyce, 'she knows all about Alice. I'm not sneaking around behind her back.'
'Hmmm,' went Joyce. 'I'll have words with you later, young lady.'
'Who was that,' Alice asked as soon as she was out of earshot, 'your mother?'
'Like I said, she's a departmental head at the Widget Company. But I admit, she does tend to be a bit of a mother hen.'
'Are you fucking her?'
Direct or what!
'Yes,' I confessed, 'but only when Kat's off on her travels. It happens a lot when she's away. When she's back I act all faithful, mostly because I've got my hands full with Kat and there simply isn't time for anyone else. Joyce is probably miffed to find out we changed the rules and didn't let her know.'
'Will she tell you off?'
'You bet she will. I'll probably get my ass smacked.' I grinned at Alice and added: 'With any luck.'
It was one o'clock when we took a right into the car park, me happy to see Maxine 2 exactly where I'd left her. And I was happy to see Kat and Ross too. They were entering the car park from the bus stop end, every bit as late as we were. More promisingly still, even though they weren't holding hands, they did look like a couple.
'How did it go?' Alice asked as they joined us by the currently (and unusually) empty smoking shelter. 'Did you get in your round of golf?'
'We went round twice and played the full eighteen,' Ross said smartly.
'We both shot sixty-nines,' said Kat, not to be outdone. 'I got more birdies but Ross got an eagle.'
They could have been talking Swahili as far as I was concerned.
'What's an eagle?' I asked like an idiot.
'A hole in two,' said Ross.
'No,' Kat corrected, 'one in two holes. Or was it two in three holes?'
The others laughed at that while I could have died of embarrassment.
'It went well then,' I ventured.
'It went swimmingly,' Ross assured me. 'And no, l didn't lose my balls in the canal.'
Even I understood that. We laughed as a foursome then he spoke formally.
'Here's Kat back, good as new and in full working order. I'm sorry to see her go.'
'Here's Alice back in full working order,' I replied, just as prim and proper. 'I examined all parts of her and thoroughly tested them. I could even give you a guarantee if you want.'
Over drinks and lunch in the restaurant we chatted generally, tacitly avoiding the subject of the night before until Alice put in her oar.
'We need to vote on next Friday,' she said, interrupting a half-hearted discussion on the forthcoming EU referendum (naturally not knowing what a disastrous outcome it would have). 'We've both already voted, Dave and me. We want to do it again next week.'
So much for my lengthy, sweet-talking intentions!
'I'm up for more,' Ross said immediately.
I was watching Kat, my heart in my mouth. She'd fancied Alice herself and had only gone for the swap as a big favour for me. Would she go for it a second time or would she protest?
'Can't be the odd one out,' she said cheerfully enough. 'My vote's with the ayes.'
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We were in the middle bar and I was on my fourth pint when I remembered the shopping. Rats! It was six miles to ASDA and I never got behind the wheel when I was anywhere near the drink-driving limit, never mind twice over it. I pointed this out to Kat and she shrugged.
'We'll have to go in the morning,' she said. 'I'll skip church for once.'
That caused more laughter. Kat respected other people's religious beliefs but had none herself.
'She only ever attends weddings and funerals,' I told our companions. 'And then she's as nervous as heck. What's that saying about the type of girl who is nervous in church?'
Neither Ross nor Alice took up the challenge but I could see they knew what I meant.
So too did Kat. 'Davina,' she purred, 'I'm never half as nervous as you are. I wonder why on earth that could possibly be.'
To my surprise Alice finished her drink and got to her feet. 'Come on you,' she said to Ross, 'let's be having you.'
Alarmed, assuming she had beliefs she hadn't previously mentioned, I caught her hand. 'Please say we haven't offended you.'
She frowned a moment, going back over the conversation until she realized why I was concerned. 'Of course you haven't,' she assured me. Then, leaning closer and lowering her voice, 'If you must know we have a tradition after a swap. It's a sort of horizontal re-bonding exercise, if you know what I mean. I want to get on with it before Ross drinks that eagling hero of his into a state of floppiness.'
'Too much information,' said Ross, grinning widely.
'Friday night then,' said I, letting go of Alice's hand. 'Although I'm sure our paths will cross before.'