My ass burned. It hurt, but felt so good. “Work another in me. Loosen me up, Ben,” I panted. Twisting and turning his fingers, he was able to work...the second one past my ring, which wrenched a moan from deep inside me. My pussy was contacting, which made my ass hole flinch hard. Joey was in agony. Unable to move until I told him to, he felt my pussy milking his cock and his friend's fingers working my ass. His hands were clenched tightly. “I want your cock in my ass, Ben. Now. Please,” I. “And what about you?” Danny asked. “Where do you fit in all this?”I explained to Danny that my feelings for her were deep and strong and that I was not looking to do anything outside of our marriage, unless she agreed to it and was willing to participate. Danny said that she felt the same way and that she was willing to do whatever it took to insure we both remained happy and that we always stayed together.I sat back and looked at Danny. She was sexy and smart.I told Danny I wasn’t even for. When I saw her less than expert attempt to apply eye shadow and lip gloss, I got a shiver in my nuts. I was kind of surprised about my reaction to her, but not apologetic. Ever since then I would have an occasional fantasy about her, mostly when she was walking around in towels after a bath or even in bra and panties. As I plunged into my sibling, I realized my sister fantasies hadn’t been very exciting; what we were doing was real; more fucking real than any daydream I’d ever had about her. . I heard Abby use the term 'slut' a few times in reference to the role.I stepped into the discussion. "Slut might not be bad if you play it right. S is for Sexuality, and you're all of that. L is for Loving, and you could crank that up as a major feature of the role – your character is giving, compassionate, and loving to other people, even to a fault. U is for Understanding, both of the plot landscape or murder, as well as of the relationships and other characters she loves. Lastly, T is for.