All Sexual Activity Is Between Characters Who Are 18+ Years Old
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At 9:00 a.m. the telephone rang at 639 Locust Avenue. Cynthia Hart, on the front porch of the duplex, considered going back inside and answering it, then changed her mind. "No, Cyn," she said to herself, "You better get downtown and match that red button."
Her mind quickly replaced that thought with the marvelous memory of her back sliding up and down the schoolroom wall. She reprised the fantastic full feeling she had had, as her bottom bounced, while Mr. Trotter powerfully pounded her then virgin vagina. Cynthia closed her eyes and smiled. A stream of warmth flowed through her tummy to her chest from her delta as she squeezed her thighs together.
Spinning about-face, the eighteen-year-old new woman ignored the phone and headed for F. W. Woolworth's, as she had promised her mother she would do. "Maybe I'll even get some perfume... or a pair of earrings," Cynthia said to a robin she saw pulling a worm from the lawn beside the path to the sidewalk. With a laugh, she exclaimed, "Or BOTH!"
In the duplex's small kitchen, Arlene Hart stacked the last of the breakfast dishes in the sink and turned around. Looking at the big Sherwin-Williams wall calendar, beside the plain-faced maple Ashford Regulator, she questioned herself, "Isn't it Saturday, the 18th?" The date squares beneath May's illustration of Niagara Falls indicated it might be. The wall-clock struck the hour.
Moving grumpily across the short hall to the front room, Arlene picked up the instrument on its tenth ring. "Arbor one-two-two-one," she answered. "Who's calling?"
Ted Trotter's voice replied through the receiver, "Good morning, Mrs. Hart. I'm sorry if I disturbed you... I thought you said I should telephone this morning. If I called too early, I can ring back later."
Trotter's cues kicked Arlene's still lethargic brain cells into action. "Oh, yes, Mr. Trotter, THANK you!" Her tone warmed instantly and she added, "But do, please, call me 'Arlene.' Unless I'm mistaken, we're nearly the same age. Titles, however polite they may be, are so... well, so FORMAL!" Self-consciously, she raised her free hand and lightly bounced her wavy brunette hair at the nape of her neck as she spoke into the receiver.
"Well, alright, 'ARLENE'," Trotter agreed amiably. "I didn't want to presume. Please feel free to call me 'Ted,' then. But, what is it that you want to talk about? Last night you made reference to Cindy?"
"Umm, yes, that's right, Ted," Mrs. Hart confirmed. "But, really, I wondered if we could MEET... you know, for a little tΓͺte-Γ -tΓͺte?"
Trotter hesitated. He was still unsure what the vague invitation meant. He probed, "You have concerns about Cindy's progress, then? But they're private?"
"And, CONFIDENTIAL, I hope," Arlene stressed. "I don't want my daughter to think I'm butting in... I just need certain assurances." She quit fiddling with her hair and idly brushed some invisible lint from the front of her housecoat. Even through its thick quilted rayon acetate fabric, and her ancient soft flannel nightgown, her small nipples rose with excitement from their broad platforms as her palm coasted over her bust. "As a matter of fact, Cynthia is downtown shopping and I don't expect her back for a while. It would be PERFECT if you were available to come over right NOW. It's 639 Locust Avenue, in Arbor Heights. We're in the front duplex."
Ted coughed. "I might be able to do that. Hold the phone a moment, please." He put down the phone and stepped into the kitchen where Mary was tidying up after breakfast. "Mary," he said, "Do you mind if I don't go to Lakeside Park with you and the kids, today? Cynthia Hart's mother is on the telephone. She's concerned about something, I don't know what, and wants to consult with me."
"Well, Teddy," Mary said, while she dried her hands on a tea towel, "we were just going to rent a rowboat and walk around the nature trails. It probably wouldn't be heartbreaking for Arthur or Cecie if you missed it." She smiled sweetly to show she was not upset, either. "If you LIKE, I can drop you off on our way over to Mama's house."
Ted grinned at his wife. "You're aces, Mary. I'll let Mrs. Hart know and be ready to go when YOU are."
Mary stepped across the kitchen, kissed Trotter lightly and said, "That'll be in five minutes, Teddy. Arthur is just getting his knapsack in order. The sandwiches are already packed."
"OK, Baby, I won't slow you down," Ted said as he returned to the phone and asked, "Hello, Mrs. Hart? You still there?" She interrupted to remind him her name was 'Arlene'. Trotter looked warily over his shoulder and said, "Right. Well, anyway, my wife is going to drop me off, on her way to another activity, so I imagine I'll see you in... oh, about fifteen minutes, or so?"
When Arlene hung up she scowled and muttered, "Wife? Oh, yeah, he's not just Cynthia's teacher, he's Jock's son-in-law." Walking down the hall to her bedroom she continued her self-talk. "What the hay, I'll just have to be more careful when I turn on the old charm!" She daubed some Shalimar perfume behind her ears and at the base of her throat.
In the bathroom Arlene inserted a fresh tampon and remarked, as she discarded the old one, "Hooray, it's already lightening up." She guffawed loudly and mused, "I wonder if he'd believe me if I told him I was a VIRGIN and Cynthia is REALLY my baby SISTER!" She shook her head doubtfully and decided she would simply not mention her period. "If he finds out for himself," she thought cannily, "he'll be hooked and in the boat!"
On Oak Avenue, Isabel tied her housekeeping apron and set about gathering the supplies she needed to erase her son-in-law's incriminating cum-stains from her lilac charmeuse nightdress. Turning to her husband, who was still at the breakfast table dunking his last bit of toast in his coffee, she asked, "What are your plans for the day, Jock?"
McGuinness drained his cup and looked at Isabel. "Damn," he thought, as he appraised her in the favorable morning light shining through the window over the sink, "there's plenty of woman right there!" His dick wiggled in his jeans and he imagined bending her over the counter and taking her.
Before Jock could process his lascivious thought into lustful action, his nine-year-old daughter, Cecilia entered the kitchen. "Good morning, Papa. Good morning, Mama," she greeted, as she sat opposite her father and poured milk on her Wheaties.
Isabel carried a glass of orange juice to her daughter, kissed the top of her head and said, "Good morning, sweetheart. All set to go out with your sister and Artie?"
Jock returned Cecilia's 'good morning' and answered his wife's earlier question. "Nothing special, really, Isabel. I thought I'd make a surprise visit to the warehouse and toss a few boxes. If the Saturday barge isn't too late, the boys can have a half-day, which they always appreciate." Standing from the table and heading for the back porch, he added, "I'll grab lunch at Doherty's and play some pinochle or shoot pool. Be back home, three-ish, I guess." He touched Cecilia's shoulder lightly as he passed by and said, "Have a good day at the lake, Potato Bug."
Isabel smiled and sent him an air-kiss. "Alright, dear. Have fun, but don't forget, while you're showing off, that you ARE fifty years old." Jock grinned and waved off the admonition as he stepped through the screen and walked to the garage.
In the family Ford, in front of the Hart duplex, Trotter leaned over and kissed Mary's cheek. Reaching across the front seatback he scuffed Arthur's beanie across the boy's brush-cut and exited the car. "Have a good time, you two," he said cheerfully as he closed the passenger door. After watching the sedan pull away from the curb and disappear down Locust Avenue, he walked up the path to the front porch of Number 639 and knocked.
"Hello, Ted, come on in," Arlene said, drawing back the door and ushering him inside. "Coffee's still hot... if you want some."
Trotter crossed the threshold and was unable to hide his dismay at seeing Arlene in a champagne quilted robe and open-toed cloth scuff slippers. In the closeness of the shadowed hall, the oriental floral bouquet of her perfume was unmistakable. "Am I too early?" He asked with sincere concern, although he hardly objected to the casual comfortable attire and the charms it subtly implied.
"Hmmmm?" Arlene looked quizzically at her daughter's teacher. "OH! You mean my robe!" She innocently plucked its right lapel. It lifted from its overlapped opposite and flashed a glimpse at the soft pale yellow scoop-necked flannel nightgown beneath. "I'm sorry. I COULD have gotten more presentable, I suppose." She flashed a broad smile with lots of teeth as she guided Trotter down the short hall to the kitchen.