Just in case.We’d just got back to the tent when screams and laughter announced the return of Kerry and Martin. “Hi Mum, Hi Uncle Dave.” They ch...rused.“Did you have a good time?” Paula asked.“Yes,” Kerry replied “And Martin has a girlfriend too.”“Really” I asked Martin who had blushed down to his hair roots.“Sort of.” He choked out, “She’s called Krisztina and she’s from Holland, she’s nice.” He said almost pleading with his eyes for us to shut up.“She’s fifteen too,” said Kerry“Good for you.”. "That was perfect!" "You think so?" Sierra said breathlessly as we sat up. "Definitely," Claire confirmed, handing Sierra and I some towels so we could cover up. "It's going to be a piece of cake to edit, and I'm sure you two are going to love the results." "Well that's good," I said, "I would hate for all of this to have been a waste!" Sierra giggled and gave me a shove while Claire pointedly ignored my comment and told us to get showered and dressed. Sierra and I made our way to our. .. for myhusband... for Peter... you mustn't" she squealed. Despite her plea,she was lying back with her eyes closed, gripping the edge of the deskand making no real attempt to resist him. He smiled to himself. She was one hot and very frustrated, nubileyoung lady. He knew what she needed and his long snake like tonguemoved lightly back and forth over her smooth mound. She felt his tonguelightly graze along the seam of her puffy lips but it didn't stop untilthe tip had reached the pink rose bud. He isn't close to any of his relatives.I wanted to know about his love life. After all, I've made it perfectly clear that I have no love life. I didn't want to appear too obvious, and I didn't want to appear like it mattered to me one way or the other about his current love affairs, since they really weren't any of my business. But I found that it did matter. I wanted to know. I guess I wanted to know what my competition was. Still, I don't do relationships.He was very open about it. "I've had.