MFM – A Smashing Threesome

It’s the night of the threesome and I am giddy and full of nervous energy, trying to compose myself like a sensual sex goddess in full control. The combination must be truly amusing. Freshly showered and prim, I walk the apartment with damp hair, a high cut tshirt, and shorts. High cut to hide the lingerie underneath. It’s new, and Dan hasn’t even seen it yet. I went with purple, because I wanted to feel like royalty tonight: spoiled, adored, worshipped.

There’s no non-awkward way to dive into things, so we decided ahead of time to play some video games and drink a little before the event. Rick arrives on time, bearing ciders. I greet him normally, as does Dan. He’s only been in our apartment a handful of times. I pour the drinks on ice and we make our way to the living room, attempting small talk. I casually eye up Rick, who I’ve crushed on for months now. His jeans fit him perfectly, as does his raglan shirt. He’s well-toned but still human, with the slightest stomach. I smile to myself. It’s not only that he’s good looking, which he is. He has a good brain, a creative one too. He catches me looking and offers a small smile, momentarily eyeing my chest.

My boyfriend’s friend [MF] [infidelity]

You come over to pick something up. I’m home alone.

My heart starts beating quickly as you enter the apartment. I’ve never been alone with you, and my infatuation with you hasn’t abated. We met for the first time at a table of people, and our eyes lingered on each other for longer than normal. When that happened, I caressed my partner’s knee beside me, as if to ground me and remind myself of the rules.

I’ve always followed them.

“Hey,” you say, smiling.

“Hey yourself,” I say stupidly. “Here’s the game.” You take it and thank me, standing awkwardly.

“Do you want a drink?” I ask.

“Uh, sure,” you say, and sit on the couch.

It’s the middle of the afternoon so I settle on lemonade. I bring the drinks and sit near you on the couch, a little closer than two friends need to be. I’m freshly showered and I know I smell good, which is a part of the upcoming puzzle that I’m relying on.

“How’s your week been going?” I ask.

“Not the best, but okay,” you say.

“What’s not the best?”