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Her Dad's Friend(12)

By:Penny Wylder


From the bag, he pulls out the egg vibrator and turns it on. It's a  loud, powerful thing and I shiver with excitement imagining what he  plans to do with it. He douses the egg with lube and that, too, goes in  my ass. I marvel at the ticklish sensation of something vibrating in  there. It feels amazing-like nothing I've ever felt before-and helps my  muscles to relax even more. When he pulls it out, my entire body has  loosened up, so when he puts the head of his cock into my rectum,  there's no resistance or pain.

I let out a long moan. He pours more lube onto his shaft, and takes his  time easing it into me until I'm full. By the time he has sank all the  way into me, I'm completely adjusted to this new sensation and feeling  more turned on than ever before. He goes slow, pulling out, then pushing  back in. He adds more lube each time so each entrance is silky smooth  and feels delectable.

He lifts my butt off the bed so that he can move deeper into me. As he  starts to move faster, humping in and out, I'm going wild. My pussy  doesn't need any attention to send me through the roof. He reaches over  into my side table and finds one of my dildos.

I watch him, eyes wide open as he rubs my clit with the tip. He's going  to double penetrate me. Part of me is nervous, afraid it will hurt or  won't fit, but I trust him. If it hurts he'll stop.

I'm surprised when he pushes it into me and it doesn't hurt. Not at all.  I just feel very full and very sexy and my orgasm smashes into me. He  stays inside me a moment, waiting it out as my muscles clamp down on  him. He caresses my breasts with his fingers until my shaking has  stopped.

He then takes the cuffs off. My strength is non-existent and I buckle into his waiting arms.

"I love how kinky you are," he whispers in my ear and there's a smile in his voice.

I smile too, but I have no words. My tongue is broken and my mouth is  mush after that gut-ripping orgasm. He rolls over and turns off the  light, snuggling up to me.

His breath grows heavy and I think he's falling asleep, but instead, he says. "I'm in love with you, Rachael."

I'm frozen in his arms and it takes a minute for me to find my words. "I love you too."

At this moment, I can't think of a time I've been happier. The fantasy  is definitely not better than the reality. The reality is better than  the fantasy ever imagined being.





Chapter 6




"I should probably get back to your parents' house before they start to  get too curious about where I'm spending all my time. Your mom is a  worrier." Paul says. We're still in bed.

We've had sex two more times and it's starting to get late. I don't think I have a fourth one in me. I'm exhausted.

"Welcome to my adolescence," I say.

I don't want him to go. I love sleeping in his warm, safe arms. But he's  right. My parents-especially my mom-don't know how to mind their own  business. They also have a bad habit of showing up places without being  invited or calling first. Might look bad if they show up in the morning  and find his truck in my designated parking spot after he didn't come  back to the house last night.

He kisses me before he leaves. I want to tell him I love him again  before he goes, but I'm not entirely comfortable just throwing those  words around. They weigh a ton and mean everything to me.

My neighbors are outside again, watching him leave. It's late and  they're all in their pajamas, holding cups of coffee. It's almost as if  they've been waiting up to hear our bedroom theatrics and to catch a  glimpse of the man behind all that pleasure. By their swooning smiles  and quiet titters, they like what they see.

I shake my head and go back into the apartment. As soon as my head hits the pillow, I fall right to sleep.

In the morning I wake up to the scream of my alarm. I'm feeling a little  queasy and think it might be best to stay home from school, but I  can't. More exams. At least this is the last day.         

     



 

It was supposed to be Paul's last day in town. He texts me to tell me  that. I'm almost in tears and I'm afraid I'll be too sad to concentrate  on my school work until he texts back saying he's extending his stay. He  doesn't say for how long. I know my dad will be happy about that, and  my mom will be happy to have my dad out of her hair.



Paul has been in town for a little over a month now and I've had more  sex in those weeks than I have in the last two years. Seems longer with  everything that's happened between us. Every day he comes to the school  and takes me to lunch. After school he picks me up and we spend time  together until he goes back to my parents' house at night.

It's fine for now, but we're in love and eventually it won't be enough.  Luckily he talks about moving back to town and getting a place of his  own. I can't believe he's willing to drop everything and move back. I'm  so happy I can hardly stand it. If only we didn't have to hide our  relationship from my parents, then everything would be perfect. I'm  terrified at the thought of telling them, but if I want to be with Paul,  they have to know. I need to tell them soon.

Saturday morning, I wake up before the sun is even up. I have to work at  the coffee shop. The moment I stand up, the room tilts sideways and the  temperature spikes to two-hundred degrees-at least that's how it feels,  anyway. My stomach wrenches as if it's being turned inside out. I run  to the bathroom and make it to the toilet just in time to vomit. I must  be coming down with something. I think about calling in sick, but once I  have it out of my system, I'm fine and decide to go in.

The bus ride to work seems more tedious than usual. Watching the lights  flash by makes me car sick. I've never been car sick before, but I've  been on a charter boat in the middle of the ocean and had gotten sea  sick, and it felt a lot like this.

The lights in the bus seem too bright and someone has a serious  flatulence problem. Pop a Beano already, Jesus Christ. If it wouldn't  make me late, I'd get off at the next stop and walk the rest of the way.  Unfortunately, I can't afford to be late and so I endure it by pulling  my shirt up over my nose. I really need to start saving up for a car.

Emily meets me at the coffee shop. She usually spends my shifts sitting  at the bar, keeping me company and getting discount caffeine. I feel  hungover and yet I haven't had a drop to drink in weeks. Normally I make  small talk with my morning customers on their way out to work, but this  morning I don't seem to have the patience for anyone. I'm even getting  annoyed with Emily as she talks non-stop after several cups of coffee,  which I normally find kind of funny.

"What's wrong with you?" she asks. "Your face is pale green."

If she can tell, it must be bad. "I think I have a stomach bug. I should  probably go home. The smell of coffee is making it worse."

Emily stands so suddenly it makes my head spin. She makes wide, dramatic circular motions with her hands. "Oh my god," she says.

"What?"

"Oh my god."

"Just tell me already, you're stressing me out. What're you oh-my-godding about?"

She hesitates a moment longer before saying, "You're pregnant."

My hand freezes in mid-air as I'm handing a customer his extra-large  peach tea. "What? No I'm not. I just had my period  … " I quickly do the  math in my head and suddenly my stomach drops. " …  six weeks ago."

Shit.

I'd meant to get to the pharmacy several times, but kept forgetting  until after Paul and I had sex. I kept thinking I had plenty of time and  told myself each day, I'd make it there eventually. But it seems I may  have run out of time.

I break out into a cold sweat.

"Miss, my tea," the man says.

I shake my head, snapping out of my reverie. "Oh, sorry," I say and hand it to him.

"We're going to the pharmacy," Emily says.



I leave work early. I just can't do the coffee smell any longer. Seeing  the green hue of my skin, my boss happily lets me go home. But I don't  go home. Emily and I go straight to the pharmacy and pick up three  reliable brands of pregnancy tests.

If I'm actually pregnant, I have no idea how I'm going to tell Paul. I  don't know if I could take him flying off the handle, or blame me for  not using birth control. Although he didn't do anything about it either.  What the hell was I thinking? -Oh, right, I wasn't. Not about that  anyway. I was too worried about eye-crossing orgasms. Remember when I  said Emily was a better adult than I was? These are the sorts of things I  was talking about.         

     



 

My thoughts are on a Tilt-a-Whirl, spinning through my head until I'm  dizzy: If I'm pregnant what would that mean for me and Paul? What about  graduating? I'm so close! No matter what, I'm finishing and getting my  degree. And my parents. Jesus, they're going to kill me.

We stop at a gas station because I'm too impatient to wait long enough  to get to my apartment to see the test results. We have to step through a  puddle of beer-vomit and over a homeless man lying on the pavement  singing drunkenly to get into the bathroom, but I don't even care right  now.