Jennifer She knows how to treat a man
My wife Irene’s good friend Jennifer, who I call Jen, lost her husband to an aneurysm three years ago. We’re all in our late 50s, and retired.
Jen is a lonely woman. Other than with a friend named Rebecca, and my wife, she doesn’t go out with anyone. Jen sees one or the other of them, at her house or theirs, every week or ten days. She always furnishes a home-made treat and coffee. It’s sometimes a pie, or a cake, or bread, or meatloaf sandwiches, or baked ham. She loves to cook, loves sharing, and loves company.
One day Jen invited Irene for lunch, but Irene declined, and offered to send me in her place. Jen agreed to the arrangement, as did I.
Jen is an attractive woman, with a good figure, nice breasts, and mile-long legs. She answered the door wearing a shortie robe. “Welcome to my home, Doug. Come in and have a drink with me before lunch.”
“I never pass up a chance to have a drink with a beautiful woman, Jen, so I’ll have scotch on the rocks if you have it.”
“When a good-looking hunk like you calls an old broad like me beautiful, it makes me think he wants to get in my panties.”
“Well, I sure as the devil wouldn’t mind that.”
“What if I’m not wearing any panties?”
“You aren’t?”
“I don’t have anything on under this robe.”
I gulped. I was more than ready for some sex, and I knew that Jen would lose interest if I used any crude language. So. I decided not to use words I normally would for body parts and sexual actions. “Do you mean what I think you mean, Jen?”
“If you’re asking if I’d rather have sex with you than have that drink, my answer is yes, a very definite yes. I know you and Irene haven’t had physical contact for a long time, and I’m sure you’re fed up with masturbating.”