Halfway home I realized I left my towel on the pooldeck, and if Danny found it he would have no doubtsabout someone watching him through the window, a...d he’dknow that someone was me. The fear of being caught wasexhilarating, and the wetness had started to return. Iturned back and jogged quietly back to the pool. Iclimbed the stairs, opened the gate, and walked over tothe towel. The spring on the gate made it slam shutbehind me making a loud clank.I froze. I held my breath. I didn’t. He was carrying a box containing a fewof his stuff in it and his name was written on the box in black marker:J. Davies. He stepped out of the elevator with the box in his arms. Hewalked down the hallway to his apartment. He had been living there forthe past three years. He would probably have to move out of theapartment soon, specially since he just got fired. He thought to himselfthat he was not technically fired but they just didn't renew hiscontract, in any case he was now unemployed and. She walked naked to the kitchen and donned an apron. It covered her breasts but left plenty to see. Like all aprons, it was open in the back so her son could look at her naked ass and, if she bent over far enough, her pussy. Gloria already made some pancakes and now she began frying some bacon and eggs.Tommy came down, dressed and ready to eat and saw his mother filling his plate with food with just an apron. He immediately sat down to conceal his hardness. Gloria had a big smile on her. I suppose that it is due to the brilliant weather that they get there. I could get used to living there. The bus only went passed the end of a road that went down to our hotel and we had to walk about a mile. Jon was walking very close to me and sometimes put his arm round my waist. It felt good.It was early evening when we finally got back and Jon decided that we would have a swim before getting ready of dinner. When we got to the sun beds I got my white bikini out of my bag and was about to.