Louise and I watched the man from the time he entered the restaurant. She was not a virgin and neither, of course, was I. Freddie said he would not marry a virgin, and I really thought I wanted to get married more than anything.
That was before Jay. He was about six feet tall, sandy brown hair, with just the touch of a moustache and goatee. As he got closer and removed his sunglasses, I saw his blue, blue eyes. His white polo shirt was stretched across an expanse of chest, with just the slightest bit of hair showing at the open neck. His arms and legs were very brown from lots of outdoor play.
Louise opened the next two buttons of her blouse to expose more tittie, and we argued about which of us would take him first, when he walked toward our table and sat down next to us. She tossed a coin in the air and I whispered, "heads!"
Lincoln showed his copper face on the white tablecloth. Louise kicked me in the shins and said, "You have to share. You have to."
I nodded.
It took very little time for him to start a conversation. He did notice Louise and her titties, but he kept looking into my eyes as he spoke, and my cunt was wetter than wet. I hoped his cock was swollen.
We discovered that we had rooms in the hotel right next to each other.
"Oh," said Louise. So that's where the adjoining door goes – to your room. How fortuitous..."
Jay and I spent the day on the beach in the water, his wedding band glistening in the sun. Louise spent the day sunbathing by the pool. He was a wonderful kisser, and kept his arms around me. I did not realize it at the time, but he paved the way for me to want only married men -- and for that I am eternally grateful.
The three of us had dinner together, sharing idle chit-chat. Jay pretended he was just a really nice guy, not interested in fucking, or pulling down my panties and playing with my cunt, yet while I sat across from him at the table (not right next to him, like Louise), his toe was parked between my thighs, keeping me stimulated. He was very cordial to both of us. We returned to our separate rooms for the night, and Louise was adamant. We were not only sisters, we were best friends, and we shared everything. "Give him the drops!" she said.