Jess and Jon deal with the fallout of their encounter with Caitlin and Travis.
This chapter was finished, other than editing, before I posted chapter four. I have not made any major changes based on the comments posted about chapter four but I have added emphasis regarding some of the topics brought up.
Having said that, this is a story not an essay. My hope is the dialogue between Jess and Jon is a reasonable reflection of what a couple in their situation might discuss.
Enjoy. I appreciated the
thoughtful
comments the previous chapter generated. Those are always welcome.
Thanks to LarryInSeattle.
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Jon scrambles away from Jess, almost spilling Caitlin on the floor. Travis reaches out to steady her. As Jon's cock pulls out of Caitlin's ass he feels something warm flow over his thigh. He edges away from the bed, hands over his crotch.
"Jon, what's wrong?" Jess hurries toward him. He shrinks away from her touch. "Jon?"
"Why did you do that?"
"Do what?"
"What do you mean, 'do what'? Put his cum in my mouth!"
"But we've done that. I thought you liked it," Jess protests.
"It's not the same when it's another guy's," Travis offers, sitting on the end of the bed. Caitlin moves around to lie with her head in his lap. "Jon, sorry, man. I would have warned Jess but I didn't know what she was going to do."
"That's what's bothering you?" Jess wonders. "I don't get it. You're okay with me eating Caitlin's pussy and then kissing me but a little cum bothers you?"
"Jess, hey, ease up," Caitlin suggests. "This is all new, especially for Jon. It sounds like a lot has changed in just a few days. Guys, in my experience, are very touchy when it comes to anything the makes them seem or feel 'gay'." She rolls her head over to look up at her husband. "You wouldn't believe how long it took Travis to admit he wanted to suck another guy's dick."
"I don't want to suck anyone's dick; that's the fucking point," Jon snaps. He glares at his sister. "Putting his cum in my mouth is the same as you forcing me to suck his dick."
"Oh, bullshit, Jon. I would never make you do anything you didn't wanna do. I'd never
make
you do anything. Don't you know that?" Her voice, initially full of irritation and defense is now only full of concern. When she touches his arm again, he doesn't pull away. "Jon, I'm sorry. I truly thought it was cool, that it would be, you know, hot. Why didn't you say no, or turn your head or something?" She's careful to keep any hint of accusation out of her voice. "I'd never force you to do something. Don't you understand that?"
"I didn't know what was happening," Jon tells her. "It never occurred to me that you'd do that, do something like that." He looks at Travis. "I don't have anything against gay people, or bi people. I really don't. It just doesn't appeal to me."
"Dude, seriously, don't worry about it. No one is blaming you for getting freaked out. I don't take it as a sign of homophobia, or biphobia, if that's a word. It's not your groove. Fine. I like sucking a guy's dick but I'm not into having another guy fuck me. I don't mind getting pegged by Caitlin but I don't want another guy's dick in my ass. Does that make any sense? It doesn't really make sense to me but that's the way it is."
Jess wanders over to the patio door and gazes out at the ocean. Jon starts to reply then freezes.
"Don't move, please," he whispers. Of course, Jess turns to look at him. Travis and Caitlin already are. "Jess look back at the ocean. Please?" He turns to the couple on the bed. "I want to snap a picture. I won't post it or anything creepy like that. I have an idea. Please?"
Travis looks at Caitlin. She shrugs. "Okay, Jon. What's your idea?"
Jon rummages through the pile of clothing in the suite's atrium, looking for his phone. "A painting," he answers. He finds his phone and hurries back. "Jess, lean against the door again and look out at the beach like you were." Travis and his wife haven't moved much. Their expressions have changed but not their positions. Jon closes his eyes, picturing how they had been looking at him, burning it into his brain. It might fail. He might find himself staring at a canvas, unable to re-construct the look on their face. It's happened before but, as with his vision of Jess and his mom, the picture he sees in his mind is vivid. He snaps a couple of pictures, checks the camera, and sighs. He's captured the scene as best he can with a camera. Now, he needs paint, canvas, time, and if he's lucky, his muse will stick with him.
His earlier panic is gone, burned away by his excitement. He's not sure he can wait until he gets home. His fingers already itch for a brush.
Caitlin smiles at him. "Wow, that's quite the turn around. You paint?"
"I try," Jon admits, suddenly feeling embarrassed. He's not sure if that's because he feels like a fraud, pretending to be an artist, or because of Caitlin's comment about the sudden change in his mood. He shifts his gaze from Caitlin to Travis. "I didn't mean to lose my shit like that. I like you, both of you," he says, looking at Travis. "My brain understands why women find you attractive but I don't feel, like, any urge to do stuff, sex stuff, with you." He shakes his head. "I mean, we were doing stuff together to the girls but not to each other, that's what I mean. Does that make sense?"