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He was about to enter me when I stopped him. "Do you have protection?"
A pained look filled his face. "Shit, I hadn't planned this out." Then he brightened. "I know where Steve keeps his." He reached into Steve's dresser and produced the goods. I was surprised Steve needed them, but good for him, I figured. Hopefully he wouldn't notice one missing from the box.
I rolled the rubber on Colin's cock. "That feels okay?" I teased quietly.
He nodded.
I slipped the head of his cock between my cunt lips. "So far, so good," he joked.
"It's very good," I agreed.
I embraced him as he slid his huge cock into me, all the way in. He pumped with such vigor, it made the bed squeak louder than I had expected. I prayed Hank wouldn't hear it downstairs. Luckily, we weren't over a room Hank would likely be in.
Colin kissed my tits while his cock kept sliding in and out through my walls. His cock filled me more than Hank's ever could. Size isn't everything, but it does have its advantages. My head flew back, pounding into the pillow.
Outside the room, I could hear footfalls. My husband! And there was no hiding the sound of the bedsprings as this young stud pounded with vigor. I tried to get control of things, stifle my moans and slow my movements, but there was no way I could be still. This was the best fuck of my life, and if it meant divorce or whatever, fuck it. This was worth anything.
I heard Hank jiggle the doorknob. "Who's in there?" he demanded.
Colin stopped a moment, but I held him harder and kept the motion going. I called to my husband, "I'm cleaning in here. Just," mmmm, "just go downstairs and have dinner. I'll be ... I'll ... be down when I'm done."
"Are you alright?"
"Yes!" I tried to keep my voice free of the frustration I was feeling toward Hank and the relief I was getting at Colin's touch.
I heard nothing from outside the room. But I wasn't really listening. I was focusing on the wave after crashing wave of orgasm rolling though my body as Colin came with me. Hank must have bought it because there was no further interruption.
After Colin and I were both spent, we cuddled in that bed, his firm, young body at my fingertips. I was sure a bad case of BWVAKTBOOM was going to set in, but I didn't care. We lay there for a while. Maybe we were hoping Hank would leave the house. But he didn't.
It didn't seem there was any way to sneak Colin out of here, or keep hiding what had happened. Eventually I just said, What the fuck?
The divorce wasn't bad. Eventually Steve got over it, though Colin placated him by never seeing me again. Damn it. But Colin had been right: it turned out there were still plenty of men who wanted to date me. And I finally sampled enough to rival my girlfriend.
I would trade all those men, however, for one more night with Colin. Yes, he was worth it.
The End.
That's What Neighbors Are For
it was three years ago Sean and Karel Burns moved in the neighborhood next to the newly married couple, Jerry and Susan Evans. The Evans were so lucky to have the Burns as their new neighbors, since Ben and Karel were unusually friendly and enthusiastic about any get togethers. In fact, during the first two weeks, the Burns invited the Evans to their luncheons twice.
Though the Evans did gave them a welcome basket full of common goods from nearby shops, they were surprised to find that the Burns gave them two of their freshly baked dishes, vegetarian shepherd's pie and honey baked apple tarts. Susan felt guilty of the possibility that she had to send a large thank you card, while Jerry was shocked that a vegetarian recipe can taste good.
Eventually, the Evans invited the Burns for one of their special brunches, while Susan was conscious enough to make sure her dishes were vegan approved. It was not long that the Burns and the Evans were the closest friends.
It was the middle of March when Jerry came back from his job with some news. Susan was in the kitchen scrubbing the last plate for the dishwasher before she heard that familiar creek in the door and those jangling keys.
"Hay hon! How was work?"
Susan shouted with glee knowing that she herself had some news.
Susan started to dry her hands and was telling Jerry while he was grabbing a special white wine from the pantry.
"Guess what? Sean and Karel invited us again to their grill out. Hopefully this time, I'll remember to bring our dishes..."
Susan widened her eyes after turning around and seeing their most expensive wine uncorked.
"Jerry..."
