Tina pulled the skirt up her legs and secured it around her waist, tugging lightly till it settled neatly around her thighs, the hem settling just above her knees. It was unusually warm for October, and when it's warm she preferred the loose skirts that allowed her legs to breathe and any breeze, even that created by passing cars, to carry the heat away from underneath her. Above her waist she had already donned the bra keeping her larger-than-average breasts somewhat contained yet still allowing her nipple bar to be visible yet subtle. Over that she selected a loose t-shirt with a low-cut neck that showed some cleavage.
While still in front of her mirror, she pulled her wavy, almost black, shoulder-length hair back into a tail to lift it off her neck, a necessity with the temperature in the low 90s (F) outside. It also meant sandals over her bare feet instead of tennis shoes when she was to leave her house.
Walking across the cool carpet through the hallway out to the living room, she found her husband where she left him: lounging on the couch, giant cup of iced tea sweating on the wood side table, baseball game on the television.
"Who's playing?" she inquired.
"Pirates and Cubs," he replied, his sight not wavering from the television. "Cubs ahead by 1, but it's only the top of the second." He looked over at his bride. "What're you up to?"
"Study group with friends, remember?" she replied as she reached behind her head to adjust her hair. "Midterms are next week."
"Must've slipped my mind." He looked back at the game just as the Cubs batter struck out to end the inning. "At the college library, right?"
"Mhmm. Studying the 'human diseases' notes."
He glanced over at Tina for longer than a moment, then back at the television. "Have fun with that."
She walked to the nearby dining room, finding her books and notes still gathered where she left them the previous evening. She found her sandals near the front door and slipped them on her feet and secured them before gathering everything else together and walking back to her husband.
He looked up at her as she bent down in front of him. "Be back late?" he asked.
"Not sure, but it's possible." She leaned in and kissed him. "I'll call if I will."
"Okay." He kissed her again.
Tina pulled herself up and ensured she had everything before walking out the door, locking it behind her. The heat punched her in the chest. It was definitely warmer than normal, and with the humidity it felt almost like the middle of summer. Moving to her car somewhat quickly, the only thing on her mind was getting it started and blasting the A/C so her drive to the campus would be a bit more comfortable.
Arriving at the college library, she found only one member of her study group sitting at a table by himself, reading from his book and going over some notes.
"Greg," she called to him as she approached his table. He looked up from his notes and smiled as Tina approached. "Where is everyone else?" she inquired.
"Hangovers."
"All three of them?" She sat across from him at the table.
"They all went to a party, got obscenely drunk. Margaret called me this morning to fill me in on the details." He lowered his voice a little. "Apparently Carly and Margaret had a little romp while they were wasted, first Marge ever had with a woman."
Tina couldn't help but smile, thinking back to the night she had Carly for the first time, in a threesome with her husband. It wasn't Tina's first fuck with another woman, but she loved what Carly managed to do to her. The thoughts sent a mild tingle through her pussy as she adjusted her legs under the implication of needing to be more comfortable.
"And what about Brad?" she asked.
"He didn't fare so well under the influence. Landed himself in the hospital. Quite literally, too." Tina's face went from one of smiles thinking of Carly to one of confusion at what Greg was implying. Greg noticed it right away and continued, "He was not only drunk, but apparently stoned into oblivion as well. One guy dared him to jump from this second floor window to a trampoline below. He didn't quite land square."
A visual of Brad flying through the air and landing on the ground flew through Tina's mind. "What the?"
"Apparently the saving grace of that foolish move was that he launched from the trampoline into the pool, but not entirely. Shattered his leg on the edge of it."
She winced visibly at the thought of the pain. "So he's not going anywhere for a while?"