Sam did not think that day was ever going to end. It had been so busy she had barely had time to even take a lunch. As the day began to wind down though, she was able at last to get some of her book work done in the office before she had to leave for home. As luck would have it, Sherrie was also finishing up some things in the office. Right away upon entering, Sam's heart began to beat faster. Sherrie was stunning. Tall, beautiful hair, nice open smile and manner. Every time Sam worked around Sherrie her heart would race and it was difficult to concentrate on the job at hand.
Today was no exception. Sherrie always wore nice comfortable clothes that showed her off very well. Today, since the office was a little cool, Sherrie's blouse was showing off a little more than usual. Sam could not help but look at the two bumps on the front of her gray blouse. Her heart had now gone beyond racing and was now turning flip-flops in her chest. Needless to say, that hour they worked together flew by and before she realized it, it was time for her to go home.
Sam lived about a hour from work and was not looking forward to that long drive this evening. However, as she got started on the road home her thoughts were still on Sherrie. God, she was so hot sometimes and did not even realize it. Sherrie never knew the effect she had on Sam at work. It was maddening sometimes.
After a few miles on the road Sam's thoughts were still holding tightly to Sherrie. It did not surprise her at all to discover that she was getting more than just a little excited by some of these thoughts. Great, she thought to herself, when I get home I will have a house full of people waiting on me and no privacy. The more she thought of her working partner, the more her thoughts strayed to areas they probably should not go. She knew if she was in this mood when she got home it was going to be a miserable night. So, why be in this mood then, she thought. Laughing a little to herself, she realized that if she were careful, she might be able to relieve some of this tension on the way home.