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“There’s plenty of time to roll out what’s going on with all of us. In the meantime, what do you say we get a little moment to ourselves?”
“A little what?” Dream said it with a slightly scandalized tone, but I could tell she was intrigued.
“Upstairs – the second-floor bathroom. I go and you meet me there.”
“That…that’s such a bad idea.”
“Bad? Or really, really fun.”
She smiled slyly. “Maybe just for a few minutes.”
“Then I’ll see you there.” I gave her butt a quick, secret little squeeze before slipping away and heading up the stairs.
The second floor was off-limits aside from the bathroom and the stairs to get to the roof, so no one was there to see me enter. I stepped inside and glanced in the mirror to see a big, excited smile on my face. I’d never been one to have a hard time being positive about life. But this thing with Dream was taking it all to another level. I couldn’t wait to see what was in store for me, her, and my brothers.
I didn’t have to wait long before a soft knock sounded at the bathroom door.
“Occupied?” asked Dream, her voice slightly muffled.
I hurried over and opened, letting her in and shutting the door behind her.
And the moment we were alone the fireworks began. It was like we’d time-traveled to midnight on New Year’s Eve. I put my hands on her hips and brought her against my body, kissing her fast and hard. Dream kissed me right back, her tongue finding mine and her taste washing over me.
Our mouths still together, I lifted her off her feet and set her down on the two-sink counter, her legs opening and wrapping around my waist. I was stiff as steel by this point, grinding my cock against her as we kissed hard and deep.
She moaned through the kiss, gently bucking her body against mine, rubbing her pussy on me. I felt myself losing control by the moment. All I could think about was bending her over, flipping that dress of hers over her lower back, and—
Buzz Buzz Buzz
Her cell phone ringtone went off. Dream’s brow furrowed as she pulled her phone from her clutch, and with a sigh, she said, “Ah, Clarissa is looking for me.”
I nodded. “Shoot, I told Clarissa I’d help get the bonfire going as soon as it was dark enough, so she’s probably looking for me too.”
She smiled. “Well. Between that and my hosting duties, I think we’re both being a bit neglectful right now.”
“True, true. Then how about we put a pin in this, as they say. Come back to it a little later?”
“I like that idea. I like it a lot.”
She hopped off the counter, then stepped up on her tiptoes and kissed me one last time. As her lips played on mine the urge to make it more than just a kiss came over me once more. But I put all that aside. Something told me we’d have plenty of time for all that in the days and weeks to come. Not to mention, who could say what the evening held?
I opened the door and let her out, stealing one last kiss on her neck as she slipped past me and left me in the wake of her delicious scent. When she was gone, I gave her a minute or two to go back downstairs before I did so as not to draw too much attention to the both of us. And then when I was ready, I left.
I was all smiles from the hot-as-shit make out session. After rejoining the party, I grabbed a fresh beer from the keg on the patio and started making the rounds. The time flew by as I caught up with some of my old friends from high school, mostly guys from the wrestling team.
It wasn’t long before Clarissa found me, leading me down to the beach where I helped her, and a few other guys get the bonfire ready. It wasn’t quite dark yet, but it wouldn’t be long before the sun started dipping low.
But a half-hour or so later, when we were back up at the house, I noticed something strange. That is, I noticed someone wasn’t there – Dream. From where I stood on the patio, I glanced around at the couple dozen people filling the space. Dream wasn’t among them.
“Hey, Clarissa,” I said, getting her attention. “You know where Dream is?”
She shrugged, not seeming to think it was a big deal. “Not sure.” Clarissa craned her neck to look inside the house.
“Hmm, don’t see her. Maybe up on the roof?”
It was the one part of the party I couldn’t see from the patio. A set of stairs outside of the house led to the roof, and I didn’t waste any time getting up there. My gut felt tense, as if my body sensed that something was wrong.
When I reached the roof, I spotted Duncan and Jay chatting with one another. They met my eyes as I approached, their expressions taking on a serious tone as if they could sense how I felt.
