[MF][FF][Exhibitionist] Tease of a Neighbor Part 2

A bell above the door rang as Rebecca and James entered a bar near their apartments. It was a brightly lit, yet still scummy looking establishment where the smell of smoke and ash permeated the tables and chairs. It was nearly empty, with only a handful of people mingling at the bar and a group of 4 or 5 in a booth by the entrance.

Eyeing an empty booth, James took Rebecca’s hand and led her there. Their far corner of the bar was quiet, with the other patrons clustered around the bartender or accosting the waitress.

The old red leather seats squished under their weight, pushing out the dingey yellow foam contained within them. James didn’t notice. Instead, his focus was on Rebecca.

After winning their bet earlier where the loser had to whatever the winner said for the rest day, which he had decided would be a date. Plus, he couldn’t pass up the chance to dress his slave-for-a-day up. He forced her to wear a pair of tight white booty shorts, a size too small black t-shirt, no bra, and bold nerdy glasses with the lenses popped out since she always wore contacts. 

[FM][FFM] Vacationing with my Son’s Friend

We’re sitting in the back of the plane, a ticket mix-up landed us here. Not that I would be one for complaining. Even against the uninspiring greys and whites of the seats in front of us. 

Alone, the idea of going on a vacation excites me. But going with the one man that can make me happy, and that man isn’t my husband? It’s starting to make me feel warm on the inside. I knew that soon, I’d be having a drink from the minibar and sneaking off to have a romantic evening with-

“Excuse me, can I get you two anything?” A voice brought me back from my fantasy

The flight attendant was rather average looking, medium length, curly brown hair, not too much make up, just enough to make her face bloom a bit.

“Yes, a blanket please.” I tell her, careful to not to show a smile for what I had  planned. “And that’ll be it for today.”

[MF][BDSM] Tease of a Neighbor

James had recently moved into a rundown apartment building on the other side of town for a new job offer he had received earlier that week. It sounded like a pretty sweet gig all in all, most of the work involved just going through spreadsheets and double checking their accuracy. Plus it was all from home, with the exception of having to go in once a week to sign a paper verifying everything was correct for the previous week. 

All in all the place was better than he had expected, but that’s not too hard to beat his expectations when they were horror stories filled with cold showers, no heat and broken stoves. So of course he was pretty relieved when, after he had moved everything in, the shower was hot, the stove didn’t catch on fire the instant he tried to turn a burner on, and in the middle of summer he could run the air conditioner as much as he pleased. And to top all of that off, it was cheaper than any other place in town. The only downside to think of was that it was on the bad side of town, but he wasn’t worried about that.