MY BIG MISTAKE
By Dawn Ramble
The finale of a memory of Saint Martin and what might or might not have happened there years ago. All characters are over eighteen. Please read parts 1 and 2 first to know the characters and situation.
Part 3
Friday
Thankfully, the cold front had vanished, and a bright sun was shining as usual when I awoke. George was still asleep beside me, and I took out my bigger dildo and slipped into the bathroom. I stood in the shower and used plenty of lube, before fingering myself. Then I slowly inserted the dildo. It felt huge but then everything seemed to adjust and when I moved it was hitting some very pleasurable places. I knew some women have these erogenous zones and some don't. Just like I have really sensitive nipples, but some women don't. Apart from cultural taboos, and the 'yuk' factor, this is probably why women do or don't like anal.
I was beginning to enjoy it when I heard the sound of movement. I turned on the shower, turned my back to the wall and began soaping myself, as Joan walked in. I was wondering whether to remove it in front of her when George also came in. I was not removing it in front of him.
Instead, I pretended I had finished and slipped out keeping my body facing them and wrapped myself in a towel. I wondered if they thought it strange that I left without properly drying. Did they even notice?
We were all breakfasted and ready when Wendy arrived to lead us to her villa
"Holly, why don't you ride with me, that will make it less of a crush if George drives your car? You will just have to squish on the way back."
The boys had not rented a car. It's easy to get taxis and they hadn't really planned on going anywhere while they were here.
"This is a first," said Wendy as we drove, "I never invite tourists to the villa, but this group is so 'sympa' I just felt like it."
"Won't it be obvious you live here?"
"Probably, but who cares? I don't. I have friends here on the island that I invite from time to time. Most of them know I like to hang out among the tourists. Some don't approve and some just think it's my passe-temps, my 'obby."
After a while I plucked up the courage to ask, "Are Charles and Marie your step-children?"
"La vache! tu dΓ©connes?"
"What?" I hadn't a clue what she was saying. I thought it was something about a cow, which made no sense.
"Sorry, I should have said 'you're joking!' Claude's children are older than me and don't have time for me. I am just their father's folie. No Charles and Marie are my employees. They are from the island, and they look after me, the house, and the grounds. I also consider them my good friends."
I looked in the mirror and could see George was keeping up as we turned up a steep track. There were two sharp corners, sort of a zig-zig and the track turned into a beautifully tarmacked driveway. Large metal gates blocked our way until Wendy reached up to a little device clipped on the sun visor. They swung open and behind the high walls we were greeted by the sight of a substantial villa, bigger than our villa and the boys' one put together. Of course, although we called ours' villas, the truth was that at home we would have called them small fairly basic townhouses; they were on a regular street in Orient Village after all.
The grounds didn't seem huge but were beautifully kept with a broad lawn in front of a wide patio area that stretched the width of the house. I figured about a seventy-foot frontage with an upper floor that was less wide. Maybe five bedrooms or a studio or something. Really appealing architecture, not just a rectangular box. Wow. I realized I had been holding my breath since we made the turn in the driveway. We stopped in a parking area on the right side of this patio.
The others drove up as we mounted the stone steps to this patio. I could hear their exclamations as they took in the view. I realized the patio surrounded a full-size pool with a shallow end, a deep end, and a two-level diving board. The next thing I saw was that loungers and umbrellas were set up, and there were what I took to be a chest freezer and an upright refrigerator under the low all-weather roof sheltering the first fifteen feet of the central area of the patio.
This was one classy set-up.
"You live here, right? This is not a holiday rental?" George was direct.
"Guilty as charged," confessed Wendy.
"You must be richer than shit," said Joan.
"I don' know, is shit rich?" asked Wendy with a smile, "We are comfortable."
"That's what the super-rich always say," chipped in Bill.
"Why do you bother with tourist trash like us?" Joan again.
"Because you are nice real people. I was one of you before my marriage. I don't think of you as tourist trash, nor do you," she said, giving Joan a hard look.
"I haven't invited anyone here before, but I thought you would like it," and she waved us to sit on some easy chairs on the covered part of the patio.