Jenna and Joel decide to expand their sexual horizons. This story includes male bisexuality.
Jenna woke to the aroma of coffee calling to her. She stumbled into the bathroom, resting her head on the vanity while she peed. She only stumbled once between the bathroom and the kitchen where Joel was shaved, dressed, and pouring her a cup of coffee. "I am so hung over," she groaned, leaning her naked butt against the counter as she cradled her coffee cup with two hands.
"You were sexy as hell last night," Joel said, his voice soft and low. She saw the way his eyes drifted across her body.
"Stop it, I look like shit."
"Impossible," he said, leaning close and kissing her cheek. "Wish I didn't have to work today."
"Yeah," she mumbled, slurping at the coffee and dealing with slight burn from being impatient. "Next time, don't let me get drunk."
"Mm, next time..." he mused, leaning in for another kiss. She knew he wouldn't try to kiss her mouth. Not this early, not before she had a chance to brush her teeth. He did caress her chest, his big hand slipping from one breast to the other. "You're okay?"
"Still a blur. Talk later?" Words still required too much effort.
"Yeah. Sure. Love you."
"Love you," she said, giving his shoulder a kiss before Joel left for the day. A pang of guilt bubbled to the surface that she was glad to see him go, but she needed time. She wanted to wake up and piece together last night. Fuck, her head hurt! Jenna slid her coffee cup across the breakfast bar and kept one hand on the counter as she worked around it to sit in one of the tall backed stools. The wood seat felt cool beneath her ass. When she stretched, she felt lightheaded, waited for the sensation to pass, and sipped more coffee. She felt sore in places she forgot she had.
Her first memory was served as a picture of Dana's lips wrapped around Pete's prick. Jenna gasped at the raw, graphic nature of the mental image. She shoved the thought away. It was too soon, too early. She was too hung over. Pete's prick would have tasted like Jenna. That's where he had had it last, inside of her. Before she could stop herself, she remembered how intently Joel watching Dana. Had he really licked his lips before he smiled at her? What did that mean?
Blankness came over Jenna for the rest of her first cup of coffee. She stared blankly at her stove, robotically drank her coffee, and gave her body a chance to remember she was human. Feeling better, she made it back to the coffeemaker without holding on to the counter. It felt good to be naked. She wished Joel had still been naked. She liked seeing him naked. She wished he didn't have to work this morning.
Back on her perch, another memory came back to her.
Fuck him
Joel had told her, cradling her face in his big hands as he kissed her lips. Pete had been laying on the floor, his hands on Jenna's hips as she lowered herself on top of his dick. She had been straddling Pete, facing his feet. She remembered holding the dick that didn't belong to her husband. The shape was wrong and the size was different. She worked Pete's penis by feel, keeping her eyes on Joel's eager face. Once she settled on top of Pete, he felt about the same as anyone else's dick had ever felt inside of her. She felt filled with the throbbing warmth of a man's penis and it felt good. The minor differences in size and length were lost to the moment. She was more focused on Joel holding her face, him kissing her, and his hard cock. Damn, he was hard! It felt strange feeling the extra pair of hands on her hips, strange in a good way. She lost track of who was touching where. It didn't matter. What mattered was Joel, his thrill and passion fueled hers.
Fuck him,
he told her. What else had he said?
Fuck that big prick. Fuck that cock. Fuck it, baby. Fuck it!
That exactly what she was doing, but it had made her head buzz to hear him telling her to do it. She and Joel didn't talk dirty in bed, well, not much. A few nasty words here or there, but this had been different. This was raw, primal. She remembered glancing down at Joel's hard dick and seeing the tangle of legs. Hers were tucked behind her, because she was kneeling. But jutting out from between her thighs were Pete's legs and straddling his hairy legs, her husband, kneeling over this other man without a care in the world beyond the heat of the moment.
Jenna felt her body reacting to her memories. Her nipples went stiff, inviting a caress she didn't offer. There was a spot between her legs that was growing demanding, too. She squirmed, but that would have to be enough for her girl parts for now. As if coming to her rescue, her mind tossed up an image of Joel and Dana kissing, their first kiss. She knew it was their first kiss, because in her memory, they were both still dressed. The sudden pang of remembered jealousy numbed her thrill. They had kissed, really kissed, as if they had always wanted to do it. She remembered kissing Pete for the first time. It had happened after Joel and Dana had kissed. She remembered being determined to give Joel and Dana a taste of their own medicine. She threw herself into her kiss with Pete, allowing a soft moan, as if that kiss could mean more and feel better to her than it did.
That wasn't fair. Pete was a good kisser. Maybe not as good as Joel, but she couldn't be sure. Pete kissed differently than Joel and she hadn't been kissed differently since getting serious with Joel. She supposed there was a time when Joel's kisses felt different, too. Who had she dated before him? It was college, during her slutty years. Had it been Ben? Devon? Had she even cared that Pete's kisses were different? She remember liking the way Joel kissed and preferring to kiss him (and more) than the either Ben or Devon. It was Ben, she decided. Devon had been first (not her first-first, just before Ben). There was an overlap between Devon and Ben, including a short fling with Devon while she had been officially dating Ben. And then she met Joel.
Her world didn't stop when she met Joel; the tall, skinny guy with a great sense of humor. She hadn't taken him seriously. She had liked him, was attracted to him, but she had been dating Ben. Then she was sort of dating both of them. She remembered being in denial about her relationship with Joel. "We're just friends," she would tell herself and her girlfriends. "We just hang out. We don't do anything." Until the night when they did do something. They kissed, forgot to stop, and she had felt horrible about it. She ignored Joel's calls for a week as she tried to commit to Ben.