The Camp -- Wedding Bells
Vanessa squinted at the bright morning sunlight coming through the window, stretched her arms over head and yawned. She looked over to her fiancΓ© still snoring and smiled. She was anxious for the day she would be saying wedding vows with him.
She crawled out from under the covers, careful not to disturb Troy. She arrived at the kitchen to find her mother, Nancy, already there.
"Morning, mom," Vanessa said in a half-awake voice.
Nancy turned, "oh hi, sweetheart." She pointed at the coffee maker and asked, "just made. Want some?"
"Please," Vanessa replied empathically.
Neither spoke a word as cups were poured and the two made their way out to the front porch. They sat next to each other on the front porch swing. Though it was still early morning, the sun had already started to warm the air. There were no sounds except for the singing birds flitting from tree to tree. It was the best time of the day for both of them.
Nancy broke the silence, "are you still planning on having your wedding here?"
"Why not?"
Nancy shrugged her shoulders, "I don't know. It is a beautiful place."
"It does and it's where I get to live."
"But," Nancy started to add, "not all of the people you invited know exactly what kind of place this is."
Vanessa thought for a moment, "True, they might be a little hesitant at first but I'm willing to bet they'll decide to be here."
"What makes you so sure?"
"Well, all of them have met Troy and swooned over him. If they know they'll get a chance to see him in his natural state, as it were, they'll jump at the chance," Vanessa laughed at the thought of her friend ogling her fiancΓ© in the nude.
Nancy nodded her head and smiled, "I can understand that. I know I do," she said as she turned her head to her daughter and smiled.
Several more minutes passed as the pair enjoyed the quiet of the morning. Vanessa glanced at her mother and noticed something.
She nodded at the triangle of fur between her mother's legs, "you're letting it grow back?"
She and Nancy had talked about the difference between Vanessa's bare pubic area versus her mothers, which was kept neatly trimmed.
Nancy looked down and spread her legs a little. She ran her fingers through the dark hair adorning her nether region. "Troy told me one evening after, well you know, that it missed it. I decided to let it grow."
"Interesting. He never said he wanted me to let mine grow."
Nancy laughed and replied, "I asked that same thing," she turned to face Vanessa, "he said this way het gets the best of both worlds."
Nancy started laughing and Vanessa looked at her inquisitively.
"Can you imagine," Nancy started, "Agnes and Monica having this conversation."
Agnes and Monica Anderson were long-time next-door neighbors when they lived in town. When Nancy moved and sold her house, she simply told Agnes that she was going to live with her daughter. Agnes was the type of person that Nancy imagined would rather crawl under a rock that talk about anything to do with sex.
"Oh god," Nancy said, "not in this lifetime."
"I wonder what she's going to do when she gets the wedding invitation," Vanessa smiled as she took a sip of her coffee.
Nancy slowly shook her head and thought for a minute. "You know Bobby just turned 18. Are you inviting him too?"
Vanessa faced her mother, "Of course. When I used to babysit him, I caught him a few times trying to sneak peaks under my skirt." Vanessa paused for a moment, "now he won't have to sneak."
Nancy laughed, "oh you are evil."
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Nancy wandered around the area where the cabins sat. A lot had changed since she first bought the place. She was able to buy some of the land that sat adjacent to the original property and preserve it. Troy and a few volunteers built trails through the new grounds along with some ideal 'meeting' spots, as they called them for couples as they were on the trail.
They also built a few more cabins. Remodeled and upgraded the existing cabins as well as improved the parking area and made the common building a true clubhouse or 'community' center. This was all done by taking advantage of the fact that they didn't have any visitors in 2020 due to Covid. But they re-opened their gates this year and started welcoming back some of the people who used the frequent the Camp.
Nancy was inspecting one of the cabins when her cellphone rang. She usually didn't have it with her as just where was she going to put it when she wasn't using it? But she was expecting a call from Carol. She had turned over the daily running of the real estate office that she still owned but semi-retired after living permanently at the Camp.
"Hello?"
"Nancy, this is Agnes," said the caller.
"Agnes, how good to hear from you. Vanessa and I were just talking about you this morning. How are you?" Nancy was anticipating this call and questions regarding the wedding invitation.
"I'm good, I'm good. I wanted to talk to you about the wedding invitation," Agnes said.
"Yes, both Vanessa and I are hoping you and Bill can make it. We go back a long time."
"Yes, we do."
"And you know that Monica and Bobby are welcome to come as well. Nancy smiled thinking that Bobby would probably cum without anyone having to touch him just by looking at a naked Vanessa.
"Nancy, I just want to make sure that I'm reading this right. It says that '...the Camp is an adults only Naturist retreat.' And that I don't have to worry about what to wear at a wedding."
"It does. We thought we'd put a little humor into the invitation."
"I see," Agnes replied.
"I know what you're thinking, Agnes. I was in the same place at one time."
"Oh?"
"Yeah, when I was asked to buy the place to keep it the way it is rather let some developer destroy it."
"Is that where Vanessa lives now? The place you're now living?" Agnes asked, realizing where Nancy had moved to.
"Yes, it is, Agnes. And I wouldn't trade it for the world," Nancy replied with obvious joy in her voice.
"But, you go, you're," Agnes couldn't finish.
"Naked," Nancy finished for her.
"Everyone can see you. All of you," Agnes exclaimed.
"And I can see all of them," Nancy retorted. "And nobody cares. It's such a freeing feeling."
"I don't know, Nancy. It sounds like a little much for me," Agnes said in a quiet voice.
"I understand," Nancy replied with sympathy in her voice. "Talk it over with Bill. We'd love to have you here, but I don't want you to feel pressured."
There were a few seconds of silence before Agnes replied, "thanks. Wish Vanessa luck for me."
"I will, Agnes," Nancy said. "Are we still on for lunch next Wednesday?"
"Of course, Nance," Agnes replied with a little more cheer in her voice.
"Good. I'll talk to you then."