In my last story Judy and I met at one of our neighborhood bars. The bar we were in this particular, Friday night was the other local bar. It had eigh... dart boards and that was all the activity, except for the drinking. The bar was a set down relax and talk to all your friends, type bar. There was a seat open next to me and one next to Judy. Judy and I were deep into conversation, we did not pay any attention to the girl who sat down next to me or the guy who sat next to her. I felt a hand on. I can hear the wind blowing and a draft comes down the chimney. It’s getting chilly. A fire would be nice. I stack some wood and light the fire. It flares and catches and throws a golden glow over the room. I sit back down and pick up my book. Hmm, the page isn’t the one I ended on. It’s flipped ahead several chapters, to a steamy love scene. Must’ve been the wind. I settle in and read. I don’t realize how long I’ve been reading until a cramp attacks my foot. I stir and go into the kitchen to. . I’m sorry. I’ve never ... I mean ... I...”“Gavin? Are you a virgin?”He nodded.“You’ve travelled all over Europe and Africa, and you’re still a virgin?”Gavin shrugged. “I suppose I just never met the right girl.”“Well, you have now.” She stepped forward and wrapped her arms around his neck. He offered no resistance when she pulled his head towards her for a kiss. Laura thought a tender moment was appropriate, but Gavin was a little too enthusiastic and offered a little too much tongue. She. These words made me go crazy. “Abhi toh esa bohot kuchh hai jo bhaiya ne nahi kiya hoga (There is so much that bhaiya wouldn’t have done before)!” I told her as she gave me a confused look wondering what It could be. Nevertheless, she removed my T-shirt and my Jeans.I looked into her eyes and went near her pussy, that intoxicating aroma made me go crazy. Just when I was about to lick it, she stopped me. “Are! Ye kya kar rahe ho (What are you doing)?” She enquired with a very confused look on.