She wondered what else he was good at. She smelled of warm lavender and a blend of wild flowers. Sammy sniffed her scent over the natural smell of bak...d food but didn’t look at her. He carried the tray of fish-rolls into the oven, closed it and concentrated on setting the timer. She was a paying customer. She smelled inviting and somehow, she knew he knew it. She was glad she’d freshened up, even though the rain made her hurry, before leaving. From the sounds of it now, it was cats and dogs. Not realizing that she had placed the tickets in my hand and that I was holding the queue up I knew I had to unfortunately leave it there. “Well, seeing as I’m holding the queue I think I should make a move on instead of wasting your time” I smiled. “Thanks for making my day, it’s not that often I get to have a decent conversation with another lesbian” she said. “I made your day did I? I could make your night too” I said, whilst walking away. Slightly turning my head so it’s not obvious I. Quickly eating his, Jack got ready. With him wearing shorts and a t-shirt and her wearing a bikini top and shorts, they set off. As they left the cabin, they stopped. Looking at each other, then at the rail, they laughed. The small tube of lubricant sat on the rail, shining with the morning sun. They continued on, walking down the beach, hand in hand, occassionally stealing kisses.After walking for a while, they came across a small stream, flowing out of the jungle. Sensing an adventure, Sarah. Two more saw the intense look on my face and shook their heads and left a minute later. Smiling an almost wicked smile I pointed at the rest, "Well, I guess that most of you are just too stupid to live fine." Three advanced on me and froze in their tracks, smiling at the last three I waited; one shook his head and flashed out. The last two made motions with their hands and slowly advanced on me, ah! So these weren't complete idiots waving a hand at them one gasp and froze, the last now looked.