I angled my hips in a way so each of his thrusts put pressure on my sensitive clit. That had me seeing stars.
Everything exploded right when Theo picked up speed. All I could feel was the rush of pressure that overtook me with rippling waves of pleasure. I wasn’t sure if I moaned or managed to say his name, but something tumbled out of me as I came.
And that’s when he did too. He braced his forearms as he leaned over me, getting as deep as he could as his cock emptied.
“Fuck,” he said, his voice gravelly.
I couldn’t answer for a long moment, and then I finally caught my breath.
“Th-that’s what we just did, yes.”
He huffed out a laugh and pressed a kiss to my cheek. “I’m too spent to even joke.”
I wanted to find another one, but there was nothing. Just pure, unfiltered happiness.
Theo saw it all.
“I hope it was everything you wanted,” he said.
“It was more.”
40
THEO
Strawberry Springs Neighborhood Watch
Kerry Winsor:Wow, I can’t believe not much happened!
Comments:
Tammy Jane:I’m really sure Theo and Piper are dating.
Marjorie Brown:They are. I’ve gotten permission to confirm.
Jackie Anne:WHAT!!!
Kerry Winsor:It’s such a shame THAT NOTHING IS HAPPENING!
Tammy Jane:She’s lost it. I knew this day would come.
Piper M:She’s just having a hard time.
Tammy Jane:Do she know something???
Kerry Winsor:NO. She knows NOTHING!
Summer continued,and with it came a peace I didn’t know was possible. Piper was a staple in my life, blending into it seamlessly.
I found a new balance with work now that we’d hired a third person that left me enough time off to live. Even though the town watched us with raised eyebrows, I’d heard that they were happy for us both. Some nights, I wondered when it would all end, but those thoughts started to fade as I enjoyed life.
Piper seemed as happy as I was, or at least I hoped she was. I knew things weren’t resolved between her and Joey, but she was putting on a brave face while she tried to figure out how to move forward with him. I gave her time, content to simply exist with her, but I knew she would bring it up eventually.
And one July morning, she did exactly that.
“I think I need to talk to him.”
I didn’t have to ask who it was. “Yeah?”
