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Copyright Kelly Lovall, October 2020.
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XX, Kelly
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"You two have been flirting pretty heavy today." He said. His hands encircled my waist as I felt his breath on my neck. "More than usual."
"Have we?" I said, facing the sink, filling my water bottle.
His lips touched the skin high above my shoulder blade and began nibbling toward the back of my neck, sending a shower of tingles down my flanks and spine.
"You've been practically fucking each other all day." He said softly against my skin.
I chuffed a weak denial. "Tom!"
But we had been. Groping in the lake water, tickling each other on the boat, laughing, teasing, all punctuated with smoldering stares and extended glances at the parts of each other that might fit together.
"He wants to make you come." His fingers found the points of my hip bones and tugged me gently, insistently against him, his erection growing into the cleft of my bottom.
I froze. A little bird inside the cage of my chest began to flutter. Jay and I had flirted and teased for years but lately, since he and Jenny had divorced, it had ... escalated, I guess. Today it had felt truly dangerous for the first time.
"I'd like to see that." He said. It was an open offer, one Tom had made in the first year of marriage almost fifteen years ago. But here it was. More than possible. Three friends at the lake house. A small, pandemic retreat in a summer of madness. Why not?
I turned to him, my face, tinted with desire, tilted up to meet his. I waited for words to come to my lips. Nothing. He bent to kiss me, pressing his knee between my legs, his fingertips tracing the exposed sides of my breasts.
"What did he say?" I found my voice.
"I just told you."
"He said that?" Heat crawling up my neck, something heavy and swelling grew low in my belly. His mouth, hot on my neck.
"No cock. That's all I ask." He said between kisses. "I think that might be an unfair advantage at this point."
"Unfair..." I started to ask.
Then he was walking away, a heat creeping into the space left by his thigh, a shadow of his mouth lingered on my neck. I gripped the sink behind me, blood and nerves pooling in my knees at the thought of what awaited me in the main room.
I pulled out my pony-tail, shook out my hair, and took a pull from a bottle of tequila on the countertop. Breathe. It's just idle talk. Lake talk. Flirting. I slipped a crocheted coverup over my shoulders and pulled it around me. I chuckled to realize it wasn't much as a coverup. It came to mid-thigh and hid nothing of the bikini beneath it.
The warmth of the liquor spread through my gut. I picked up my water bottle, took a centering breath and walked back into the main room of the cottage.
Tom and Jay were standing in front of the big picture window watching a storm roll toward us across the lake. A line of purple sky was disappearing behind churning black and green clouds.
I slipped into the room and sat in a big, overstuffed chair next to the unlit fireplace watching the men watching the storm. Two friends. Men who'd known each other since they were boys, trusted each other completely, watching, together, a turbulence approaching them.
Jay was a hair shorter than Tom but impossibly broad and thickly muscled. His permanently tousled blonde hair and pale blue eyes reeled you in like a moth to a flame with every look. Then, his dimpled, open smile, filled with supernaturally white teeth, closed the deal. It never got old.
Finally, Jay turned, looking for me, and saw me in the chair, legs crossed sipping at my water bottle.
"Water?" He said, his angular face transforming almost miraculously into a grin so loaded with charm it could give you cavities. He strode his tall, broad frame across the room to me.
Trying to match his smile I said, "Girl's gotta stay hydrated."
"Looks like you got good sun today." A large finger hooked my coverup and bikini strap, pulling them over my shoulder.
I swatted his hand away. "It happens when you're in the sun all day."
He sat on the ottoman in front of me. "I thought we got you all screened up earlier." He said with a wink.