Author's Note: The following is a work of fiction. All participants in sexual activity are over the age of eighteen. This is the third in a five-part series which was originally published in 2022.
The version below was edited in March 2025 to correct some minor errors and issues. I hope you enjoy it!
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MY SWEET SANDY, CHAPTER THREE
by Eosphorus
Sandy and I hit the jackpot.
My parents were invited to join friends in North Carolina for an impromptu weeklong vacation. They left early and I crawled out of bed to say goodbye.
"Be good," Mom said. "No girls."
"Sure."
I watched them pull out the driveway.
No girls, she'd said.
Nothing about forty year old women.
I'd texted Sandy the news the night before. She responded at once. "Pack a bag. And plan out the dinners you're going to make me."
Sandy's daughter returned from Michigan in two weeks, so this would be our last opportunity to enjoy extended time alone together. Since I didn't have to concoct excuses for my parents, I'd stay with her all week.
My older brother worked for Dad's firm but still lived at home so he'd keep an eye on the house. He wasn't disappointed when I told him I'd also be gone. Neither was his girlfriend, I'm sure.
Sandy had coffee and blueberry muffins waiting at her place. She stood by the sink doing dishes wearing white capris and a blue and white floral top. The capris showed off her ass and delightful thighs. Her top highlighted her other assets with class and elegance.
The sight of her ass in the capris evoked pleasant recollections from a few nights ago. A vivid image filled my mind of Sandy naked and on her hands and knees. Her glorious ass thrust upwards as I fucked her. Her incoherent moans as she came. My cock throbbing inside her.
I kissed her. "You look gorgeous, if I do say so. I take it you're not working in the shop today?"
"Manuel can't make it. My friend Rachel and I are going to hit a spa, then lunch and some shopping."
"Do you still have time for coffee?"
"Of course. Sit down."
We drank coffee and talked while we ate the blueberry muffins. It was unrushed, no Manuel about to pull into the driveway and interrupt our time together.
"You don't have any deliveries today," Sandy said. "Maybe it'll be a good day to paint the barn."
It was a daunting task. She'd already purchased the five gallon bucket of bright red paint and dug out a paint sprayer from the shed.
"I don't know how to use one of those," I'd said.
"Then you'll need to learn. I'm sure you'll figure it out."
I did some research online over the next few days and felt confident enough to try. Of course, it was the hottest day of the year, humid and ninety degrees by ten in the morning. I'd rather work on something out of the sweltering heat, but Sandy was insistent.
The barn was a dreary brown with green trim. I don't know what whoever picked those colors was thinking. Some things should conform to expectations. A barn should be bright red with white trim whenever possible.
Taping off the molding took an hour, the sun beating down the whole time. The sprayer, once I got it working, was like magic. I finished by mid-afternoon, astounded at my progress.
I was shocked I'd managed it so ably. If I wasn't trying to choose between being a chef or an accountant, I might've considered a career in barn painting. Who knew?
I spent the next two hours painting the trim bright white, transforming it all into the American classic it was meant to be. The last corner was almost done when someone nuzzled my shoulder.
It was Galahad, inspecting my work. Sandy left the dutch doors into the stalls open in anticipation of the day's heat, fans turned on high in the barn to keep the horses cool but allowing them to go outside if they wished. Galahad had been chilling in his stall all day, enjoying the breeze and eating hay. He emerged periodically and watched me work before retreating back inside.
"What do you think, Galahad?" I asked. "Your home looks pretty sharp, huh?"
He didn't answer me. He just stared at the barn for a moment before returning to his stall.
I showered, dressed, and was prepping dinner when I heard Sandy's car. I went out to greet her, waiting for her reaction.
She stopped in her tracks. "The barn. It's so red! I can't believe it only took a day."
"Neither can I."
"Incredible. I knew you could do it, babe."
Sandy reached into her car and pulled out a multitude of shopping bags. "I went a little crazy."
I took a few of the bags and helped carry them inside. "How was the spa?"
"I'm a new woman." Sandy sat on the couch. "And here you were outside in this heat slaving away."
"That's why you're paying me. Now I have to get back to cooking dinner."
"You take such good care of me."
"I like taking good care of you."
After dinner we sat in the living room, drinking glasses of dry white wine. Sandy showed me the new clothes she'd bought. There were tops and pants, a few pairs of shorts, one bright blue dress, and a few pairs of shoes. I also noticed blue denim overalls.
"What are these?" I asked.
"Those? Just an extra pair of overalls."
"When do I get to see you in those?"
"Really?"
"Yeah."
She laughed "The slutty farm girl thing, huh? Okay, I can do that."
"Good."
She got to the last bag and stopped. "You know, I think I'd like to model this one for you."
I raised an eyebrow.
"I'll call you when I'm ready," she said, leaving the room with the bag.
I sipped my wine, imagining what she could be putting on.