(This is the third part of the story of Anne and her babysitter Jen. Thanks again for all the kind comments.)
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Anne and Jen kissed lovingly while they embraced. Jen scooted down so that her face was even with Anne's breasts. She kissed them softly as she nuzzled her head between them. Anne stroked her hair gently thinking of how wonderful and loving this felt. Jen closed her eyes feeling so satisfied and peaceful listening to Anne's heart beat. Soon both women were asleep.
Anne felt the small hand touching her face and the familiar voice of Johnny calling her, "Mommy, are you awake yet?"
Anne turned and smiled at the boy and reached up kissing him. "Good morning sweetheart, how did you sleep?" Anne asked.
"Good Mommy," said Johnny. "Is that Ms. Jen in your bed?" asked the boy with an inquisitive look on his face.
"Yes it is, sweetie. She had to stay the night because of the bad weather last night," answered Anne.
"Oh, like a sleep over," the boy said with a smile.
"Yeah, something like that," answered Anne matching his smile.
"Why don't you go downstairs and I will be there in few minutes. How would you like some chocolate chip pancakes for breakfast?" asked Anne.
"Yeah!" yelled the boy as he ran out of the room.
Anne got up and picked up the robe that she had laid out the night before on the large arm chair. She walked into the bathroom and took care of her morning routine. When she came out she went into the closet and pulled out another warm robe and laid it on the bed in the place she just vacated. Jen stirred and opened her eyes smiling at Anne. Anne leaned down and kissed her on the head.
"The kids are up. You can stay here and sleep in as long as you want. I'm going to head downstairs and fix some breakfast for them," Anne said softly. Jen smiled and curled up in the covers.
Anne headed downstairs where the kids were watching TV. Gracie got up as soon as she saw her mother and ran to her. Anne caught her and held her in her arms.
"Good morning princess," said Anne planting kisses all over the three-year-old's face. "Did you sleep well?" Anne asked.
"Yes Mommy," responded Gracie.
"You want to help mommy make some pancakes?" asked Anne.
"Sure," responded Gracie excitedly. Anne pulled out the pancake mix, eggs, and chocolate chips. Gracie helped where she could.
Jen stirred in bed for a few minutes but she knew she wasn't going to go back to sleep. She got up and put on the robe and headed to the bathroom. A few minutes later she made her way downstairs.
Anne caught a glimpse of her as she walked into the family room and the kids jumped on her. Jen had that innocent, girl-next-door look about her. She was pretty, Anne thought, but she had not grown into the features of the woman she would someday become. From all indications, she was going to be knockout when that day came.
Anne felt a little queasy at that thought. A sense of guilt made its way to her mind as she thought about what had transpired the night before. Jen looked young for her age and that made matters worse. Her demeanor and personality were so precious and innocent. Anne wondered if she had taken that from the younger girl in a moment of weakness and passion that now she was regretting. Anne figured that at Jen's age most girls probably already had boyfriends and would be sexually active. She herself had lost her virginity at 18. But somehow this was different. This was her babysitter that she had known since she was about 11. She had watched Jen grow up and had always been impressed with her character and personality. That's why when she and Jim were in need of someone to watch Johnny three years ago Jen was the first person that came to mind. And she had proven to be the right choice. The kids loved her, no they adored her.
"Good morning Anne," Jen said cheerfully breaking the somber mood Anne was experiencing.
"Good morning Jen. Hope you slept well," replied Anne.
"Mmmm, the best night ever," Jen replied still smiling.
"Would you like some pancakes?" asked Anne. "They are Johnny's favorite, chocolate chip."
"Sounds great, I'll take one," said Jen leaning across the counter. Anne served her a pancake and put the syrup on the counter in front of her. As Jen ate she looked at Anne as Anne looked down at the cup of tea in front of her as if lost in thought.
"Is everything ok Anne?" asked Jen in caring tone. Anne looked up and gave her a half smile.
"You are not having any regrets about last night?" asked Jen as she reached out and caught Anne's hand.
"Maybe a little. I don't know." Anne replied with a little tremble in her voice.
"Well don't!" exclaimed Jen, "Because I sure don't regret any of it."