I admit that even though the idea of having kids scared the hell out of me (was I even close to mature enough for that at 19?), there were times that ... wish we didn’t wait just so the monotony of my life would be broken. Looking out the living room window, between the thick, leafy branches of a tree and the edge of a nearby building, I could see a sliver of the bay- a strip of deep blue below the light blue sky. ‘I wonder how long it would take to walk down there’ I thought to myself, turning. I don't think I should go into details." No, I don't think you should either." Anyway Florette's into just about every charity there is around. She and her best friend, Jenny, are always on one committee or the other when they are not working. I get dragged off to one fund raising event after another."For the next couple of hours, Annie and I talked about our lives and, I'll be honest, what I had thought was going to be a drag of an evening turned out to be good fun. Funny how we just clicked. " "Invited you?" I whispered, the tingling in between my legs now increasing to a hard throbbing. I looked over at my husband. He smiled at me, nodded his head, then took a swig of his beer. What the fuck!? Did he just give me the 'go ahead' signal to bang this guy? Fuck it, I guess I'll find out the hard way if I misread his signal or not. I'd seen the size of Will's impressive cock, and I didn't want to miss this opportunity. "Why don't we forget about the dancing, since I know that's not. Thanks, Grampa," he said, his eyes still fixed on the drawing.At that moment I found I had something in my eye, and as I glanced around the room I found I wasn't alone. It was one of those magic moments you couldn't create. They just happened.Later, when the feast was over, we were sitting in the living room fighting off the effects of tryptophan with coffee. Jimmy had gone off somewhere to play, now bored with the adults. It was quiet for a few moments before my father spoke."I had a.