All characters are over 18.
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Saturday morning dawned and James and I were the last to rise. We showered and dressed in a hurry, so I didn't get an opportunity to talk about what had happened last night.
We joined Guy, Sue, and Frances in the kitchen for breakfast. Guy, too, was already dressed. Frances was still in a familiar nightgown and she smiled and winked at me as I sat down. Sue was wearing a comfortable robe tied at the waist that accentuated her figure considerably more favorably than the loose workout clothes she wore day before. I took a moment to surreptitiously admire her body and couldn't help visualizing her husband shooting his load on her full breasts, as she had implored loudly last night. I shook my head to clear the image and focused on my pancakes.
"Did you two sleep okay?" asked Sue.
"Like a log," lied James.
"That's good," said Frances. "Hate for anything to get ... I mean ... keep ... you up." She grinned as James reddened.
"Boys, I'm heading into town this morning," said Guy. "Picking up some hardware supplies and a few things for dinner tonight. You wanna come with?"
I glanced at James and shrugged. "Sure," James replied. "Nothing else going on."
"Good," said Sue. "Frannie and I will have a little girl time."
We finished breakfast and left the house for the jeep. I hopped in the back seat and habitually patted my pockets. "Shit!" I exclaimed. "Forgot my phone. Be right back." I always forget things in unfamiliar places.
I headed back into the house and made my way upstairs to James' room. My phone was where I had left it on the nightstand. Pocketing it, I made my way back into the hallway, but stopped when I heard voices coming from Frances' room.
"... different for different women, sweetie."
"But it's never as good. And I want it to be. Am I doing something wrong?"
"Well, how 'bout you show me what you do?"
"Well ... okay, mom."
Surely not, I thought. But I had to see. I slipped off my shoes and crept down the hall towards Frances' room in my socks. The door was ajar. I ducked to the other side of the narrow gap and, with my back to the wall, turned my head to peek through the opening.