Short Story: Summertime MILF

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1. In The Beginning 2. Really, I mean 3. JC 4. Any Time 1 In The Beginning “What are you going to do this summer Billy”? asked Nicole. “I was going to hang out with the old man but we will probably only see him for the holidays, he is always gone with his truck driving job”, said Billy. “Yeah, and ma works at the thrift store all the time, and dating John, I wonder if she fucks him?” laughed Nicole. “I bet the old man finds a lot lizards or two at the truck stops, fifty bucks gets his load sucked off, two bills to slip it in the tight spot!” laughed Billy. “We shouldn’t talk about our parents like that” laughed Nicole. Billy looking at Nicole, he pressed his body against her and grabbed her ass “BILLY!” said Nicole. “Everyone has their own secrets behind closed doors, ummm” said Billy slowly. “Ohh” said Nicole. Both smiling, He let go of her slowly, focusing on the warm feeling of her triple D breasts now creating a cold spot on his chest. “I know you listen to me when I sit naked on my computer in my room…huh” said Billy. Nicole’s cheeks blushing. “Do you think about…?” asked Billy. “You walked in on me in the bathroom” explained Nicole. “I really had to go and you didn’t seem to hide yourself while you were shaving your cunt” said Billy. “Do you think about… when you see me in the shower?” asked Nicole. “I can’t believe you have not found a man after your first year at the junior college” said Billy. “Ninety eight percent of my paralegal classmates are female. Most all the guys are losers, I like business oriented men, I want a lawyer for a man, clean cut, rich and a nice body” said Nicole. “I wish I would have gone to the JC last year versus working at a boring warehouse” said Billy. “Let’s go see what classes are availab... ... middle of paper ... ...illy saw Chloe the secretary from the warehouse he worked at. “Hey Chloe” yelled Billy. Turning toward the voice “Billy!” shouted Chloe. Running up to each other, Chloe and Billy embraced in a hug. “How are you” asked Chloe. “Good, how are you?” asked Billy. “Good to see you, can I get your phone number” asked Chloe. “Yes, this is my sister Nicole” said Billy. “Nice to meet you Nicole” said Chloe. “Nice to meet you too Chloe” said Nicole. “Text me, 777-555-1212” said Billy. “Ok” said Chloe. “Got it” said Billy. “When are you available Billy? I heard you do plumbing, I have a leaky faucet at home” asked Chloe. “Umm, most likely next weekend I will be. Give me a call any time. I can try to expedite if it is a bad leak… Tomorrow afternoon?” said Billy. “Okay when I get home from work I will call you” said Chloe. “Bye” said Nicole and Billy in unison. “Bye” said Chloe.

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