The doorbell rang. Being mid morning, Becky assumed that it was probably salesmen or missionaries. Being home alone for the first time in what seemed like years, she was lounging on the couch in her pajamas reading a book.
"They'll go away soon enough," she thought to herself. She sipped on her orange juice and went back to her book.
Becky was a stay at home mom; recently her youngest had started school and for the first time in twelve years she was able to have some alone time at the house. She was just over thirty years old, with natural blonde hair and gray blue eyes. She cut a fine figure, being just a hair on the curvy and thick side.
The doorbell rang again. "Oh, what-EVER," she said to herself aloud. Putting her book down with a sigh she went to the front door and looked out the window. It was Kevin, her husband's friend. Tall and muscular, Kevin was a former soldier turned professional hunting outfitter and guide who always wore a beard.
"Hey Kevin," she said opening the door. "What's up?"
"Jason wanted me to swing by today and look at his gun. Said that you would be home all day with nothing to do since Jackie started school last week."
"Of course Jason said that," she sort of laughed half heartedly. "Come on in."
She led him back to the master bedroom closet where the gun safe was. "It's in there."
"Do you know the combination?"
"No, he didn't give it to you?"
"Nope."
Becky sighed. It was just like her husband to do that. "Alright. Well, I'll text him to see what the combination is. She looked down at her phone and started thumbing the keys. "You can make yourself comfortable. Can I get you something to drink?"
"Have any sweet tea?"
"I sure do," she said as she wound her way to the kitchen. Kevin followed and admired the view.
She had tight cotton PJ pants on and a tanktop with a sweatshirt over it. Her ass moved just a little, the years of motherhood and carrying babies being carried well. The curve of her ass went into her shapely thighs and calves, and Kevin couldn't help but get aroused as she walked carelessly into the kitchen staring at her phone waiting on a response and scrolling facebook.
"So are you set for the weekend while we're off on the hunt?" Kevin broke the silence.
"I guess. It won't be much different than usual since he's never here anyway. Hunting or work, take your pick. I'll probably take the kids to the park."
"Or you could get a sitter and go to the spa for the weekend, since we're off doing man stuff you should get a treat too you know," Kevin said as she pulled the tea from the fridge.
"Jason says we don't have the money. Of course, he can go on the Elk hunt but you know. That's different." She turned around to face Kevin. "I swear Kevin, sometimes that man drives me nuts. He just doesn't think about anyone else the way he used to."
She turned back around and reached up to get a glass.
"I can get it," said Kevin, and he walked up behind her, reaching over her to get the glass. For a moment he forgot about the slight bulge in his pants, and in an awkward moment Becky turned around, not expecting him to have advanced so quickly. When she did, they found themselves face to face with Kevin's arm over her shoulder, reaching.
There was already some chemistry there; Kevin and Jason were hunting buddies but Becky and Kevin had discovered a lot of similarities and mutual interests with each other. Now, face to face, even the generally socially oblivious Kevin was feeling awkward. The feel of her breath on his chest only worsened his arousal and he was standing dangerously close.
Quickly, he grabbed the glass and sat it on the counter. Becky went to pour it silently. She started to awkwardly murmur something about the hunt or Jason's slow response time, but before she could she turned to replace the tea in the fridge and elbowed the glass on the counter. Tea dashed the backsplash and splattered all over her sweatshirt.
"Oh, crap," she said, and grabbed the towel by the sink. "This sweatshirt was a present from my cousin," and she whipped it off and raced to the laundry room.
Kevin was still reeling from their face to face moment. Awkwardly, he went to wipe up the mess and refill his glass. He took a shaky drink. "I can go and come back later I guess," he said.