Once the cashier had rung up my sandwich and bottle of water, Michelle whipped out a handful of bills and that was that. I had been reaching for my wa...let when she had pulled her money. As she handed the cashier the bills, she looked at me and smiled. What I had thought to be an unbelievable undertaking was completed very orderly.Michelle and I sat toward the rear of our group. As soon as she was seated, Hilda handed her a fussy infant. In an instant Michelle's blouse was open and the baby was. As if something like that existed (shameless hint).Yep Aria was a Warrior Nun and sex was her weapon. We’d had many battles over her last goal, but I had dug in my defenses and refused to marry her. We were already supposedly engaged, but I adamantly refused to set a date or even buy her a ring.My only reason for holding out was the niggling little promise in the back of my mind that told me Theresa was the only woman I would ever marry.The arguments got so bad that some of the neighbors called. Hesaved Ari for the Grand Finale. In a minute and a half he had drained allfour of us. I couldn't figure out when he had time to breathe."Damn, that was good!" Billy said. "When I recover, I'll return the favor." No need, no need at all." Robert said. "You've given me what I likebest. I hate to seem overly direct, but your cum is more than enough forme." Cock sucker, cum hound and preacher man!" Billy said. "That could takesome getting used to." I finally got a good look at Robert. He was in. But every time she'd thought of Eric or Sally, and how she'd feel if she never saw them again, her eyes teared up. She had had to call them one last time, then had managed to let Eric talk her into letting him and Sally come over. Her hands shook as she laid out the last plate for brunch.She sat down, the quiet of her home... no, her house... enveloping her. It was a very nice house. Very expensive, and would go for close to five million if she ever decided to sell it. It was not, quite, a.