." Again, my wife paused and she shook her head, disbelief now mixing with the expression of lust on her face."And then what, Sandra?"It took my volup...uous wife a moment longer to bring herself to speak. "After I woke up, Jilly came downstairs and joined me in the kitchen. She said that you suggested that she and I have a talk. I suggested we hit the hot tub and have a glass of wine. Jilly suggested we have a soak in the nude and she just skinned out of her pajamas and climbed in...so I. The sitting room could host a dinner party that would have felt crowded in my old apartment. It was the theme, and this shower ran with that theme. I recalled Chloe’s shower. It had two showerheads and glass walls. The two of us had plenty of room to clean up and get messy all over again. I could fit all of my girls in this shower, wet, willing, and squirming for contact.I shook my head with the thought. Something was definitely off. Maybe it was the fact that I didn’t have several of my girls. ’ ‘Anyone at the moment?’ ‘Just in the final throws of a casual divorce I guess.’ ‘So, we’re both unattached?’ ‘Looks like it.’ ‘Good.’ she replied. ‘Why’s that good?’ he asked. Kimberly just grinned. ‘Well, you never know your luck. As I said before, if you asked me at the right time, I might just be tempted to show you my wares.’ Josh looked at her and then laughed, ‘Jesus, you always were a tease.’ Kimberly stared back at him with unwavering look, ‘You’re right, but it’s up to you to find. Play around. Goof off.Aintin: Irish. Aunt. "Aintin Siobhan."At it (v): Irish slang. Making love.aul segotia: Irish Gaelic. Old friend; connotation of very close friend.Aussie Kissing: French kissing, only Down Under.Banger (n): Irish/English slang. Old car.Bob (n): Irish/English(?) slang. If a girl sees a good looking man, she can say that he is a "bob" or that she would "give him a few bob," meaning she would like to have intimate relations with him.Bold thing, the (n. phr.): Irish/English.