| Author: | K. Lyn | ISBN: | 9781452437255 |
| Publisher: | Beau to Beau Books | Publication: | September 11, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | K. Lyn |
| ISBN: | 9781452437255 |
| Publisher: | Beau to Beau Books |
| Publication: | September 11, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Toni is alone in the old Victorian house that she and her husband have bought, a house that seems to be in constant need of repair. New to the city, Toni feels lucky that her next door neighbor is very handy and is always willing to fix the small repairs needed at her house. As the days and weeks go by, the more time she spends with her neighbor and the more she misses her husband. Toni knows that she should not be noticing the bulging muscles of her kind and handsome neighbor or the manly scent that lingers in her house after he has gone. She knows that he is single, but she is married and she should not be having the kind of thoughts that she has been having about her neighbor. When everything seems to break at once in her house one night, Toni is shocked at what her neighbor offers her.
Excerpt:
Tonight was one of those times when everything had gone wrong. The drier quit, the sink had blocked up, and she hadn’t had much sleep the night before because her little girl was sick. She knocked on Renaldo’s door and as usual he was more than eager to help her. She gave him a cold beer and started to watch him as he diligently went to work, his firm hands gripping the tools, his muscular arms straining as he exerted strength when necessary, and his strong hairy legs holding his weight as he squatted at the sink. She dared not spend too much time looking at his butt. His butt was the best part of him. She wanted to grab it and squeeze, maybe even bite it, lightly of course. She forced herself to turn away, and she pretended to fold clothes.
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Ron’s words were not meant that way, were they? The words shocked her. “W...what service is that?” she stammered.
He smiled. “You have obviously seen women coming from my place. They are all married women, my dear.”
Toni could feel her face getting hot. The truth of his words had hit her hard.
“It’s nothing to be embarrassed about,” he assured her. “Married ladies with husbands either away or too busy for them have needs. They don’t want involvement or complications, nor do I. I have the biggest and best equipment and more than the required experience.”
Toni is alone in the old Victorian house that she and her husband have bought, a house that seems to be in constant need of repair. New to the city, Toni feels lucky that her next door neighbor is very handy and is always willing to fix the small repairs needed at her house. As the days and weeks go by, the more time she spends with her neighbor and the more she misses her husband. Toni knows that she should not be noticing the bulging muscles of her kind and handsome neighbor or the manly scent that lingers in her house after he has gone. She knows that he is single, but she is married and she should not be having the kind of thoughts that she has been having about her neighbor. When everything seems to break at once in her house one night, Toni is shocked at what her neighbor offers her.
Excerpt:
Tonight was one of those times when everything had gone wrong. The drier quit, the sink had blocked up, and she hadn’t had much sleep the night before because her little girl was sick. She knocked on Renaldo’s door and as usual he was more than eager to help her. She gave him a cold beer and started to watch him as he diligently went to work, his firm hands gripping the tools, his muscular arms straining as he exerted strength when necessary, and his strong hairy legs holding his weight as he squatted at the sink. She dared not spend too much time looking at his butt. His butt was the best part of him. She wanted to grab it and squeeze, maybe even bite it, lightly of course. She forced herself to turn away, and she pretended to fold clothes.
******
Ron’s words were not meant that way, were they? The words shocked her. “W...what service is that?” she stammered.
He smiled. “You have obviously seen women coming from my place. They are all married women, my dear.”
Toni could feel her face getting hot. The truth of his words had hit her hard.
“It’s nothing to be embarrassed about,” he assured her. “Married ladies with husbands either away or too busy for them have needs. They don’t want involvement or complications, nor do I. I have the biggest and best equipment and more than the required experience.”
