I arrived home from work and strolled into the kitchen to find my wife chatting with a young lady. Quite an attractive young lady, too.
I raised an eyebrow and waited.
"Mike," my beloved exclaimed. "This is Dion. Dion, this is Mike, my husband."
We exchanged names by way of a greeting and shook hands.
"Dion is an old friend of mine. She currently lives interstate and is visiting for a week. I've invited her to stay with us for the week. You don't mind, do you?"
Mind having a pretty young thing who wore abbreviated clothing stay for a week? No, I don't think I had any objections. (I was basing my guess on her preference for abbreviated clothing on the outfit she was currently wearing.)
We had dinner and got a little better acquainted, mainly by me listening in to Samantha and Dion nattering away.
I got up in the morning and was wandering down the hall in the direction of breakfast when the main bathroom door opened and out popped Dion, wrapped in a towel. Now we had some splendid towels, big and fluffy, and I knew Samantha had put a couple on the bathroom for Dion. Was she wrapped on one of these towels? No way. She was wrapped in something that was little more than a hand towel, barely covering her nipples and mons. If she'd taken a deep breath she probably would have shown both.
"Morning," she said with a big smile, brushing past me, not knowing how lucky she was that she retained that towel. My hands had been itching to yank it off.
From the look on her face she was being deliberately provocative, assuming that with Samantha there I wouldn't do anything, and she was right. I did make a note of it, though.
The next time I saw her she was under-dressed in her abbreviated clothing and a big smile. I was polite and ignored both smile and clothes and Samantha dragged Dion out for a day's shopping.
Saturday night was a repeat of Friday, girls chattering away and me quietly in the background, listening. And giving consideration to Sunday morning.
Sunday morning started out the same was as Saturday morning. Me strolling towards breakfast, Dion popping out of the bathroom, barely covered by a towel, and giving me a bright, "good morning".
"Ah, Dion, you've dropped something," I said as she went to brush past me.
"What?" she asked, startled.
"The towel," I calmly replied, tweaking it out of her fingers and dropping it to the floor.
Dion gave a horrified gasp and ducked down to grab the towel while I had an excellent view of all her charms. Wrapping the towel back around her she gave me a scandalised look and hastily retreated. I continued on my way to breakfast, smiling.
When Dion reappeared she gave me a very put-upon look and didn't deign to speak to me. By that time Samantha was up and she and Dion wandered off about their business.