Chapter 3

“I want to be next to jerk off Daddy,” Hanna said.

“I guess Hanna beat you to it, Jenny,” Lisa joked.

“We’ve learned to share Daddy cum,” Jenny said.

“We should soon make supper plans,” Lisa remarked.

“We should try to eat in a restaurant that we don’t have back home.”

“Good suggestion, Dad.”

They returned to the hotel for a little break and to decide on supper.

“Since we leave Sunday morning, we could make Saturday’s supper more fancy than the others. Breakfast in the hotel and maybe a midday snack,” Dan suggested.

“There are so many to choose from,” Hanna commented, looking at the listing in the phone book. “We could try Kelseys. It’s on the same street as most of the attractions,” she suggested.

“At least we don’t need reservations like other restaurants do,” Lisa added.

“Okay, Kelseys, it is!”

“Is that my Toronto Maple Leafs hoodie you’re wearing?” Dan asked Jenny, who was coming from the bathroom after changing her clothes.

“Yes, it is. I like wearing your hoodies.”

“It certainly looks better on you than on me. You could wear it as a short dress since it barely covers your pretty little ass.”

“And I can unzip it as low as I want,” she teased him, lowering the zipper below her breast line.

“Your legs will get chilly.”

“That’s why I have your hot hands to keep them warm,” she smiled, leaning up to kiss his cheek.

“I can’t let Jenny have all the fun,” Hanna said, also appearing, wearing one of his zip-up hoodies.

“Your breasts make the Minions seem more lifelike,” he joked of her noticeable hidden mounds.

“Unfortunately, Dave splits in two when I lower the zipper,” she said, revealing as much bare breast as Jenny.

“You two are going to make it hard, pun intended, for my cock to remain out of sight under my hoodie.”

“We love how we can just slip our hand under your hoodie and get a handful of cock and balls,” Lisa said, groping him.

Dan held Lisa’s hand as they walked up Clifton Hill. They passed Games, Rides, and Fun, then The Niagra Brewing Company. Movieland was on their left across the road, and further on was Ripley’s Believe It or Not.

They crossed the road to the entrance to Kelseys. “Are you doing okay?” Dan asked his love.

“I’m good. I definitely wouldn’t do that walk being nine months pregnant.”

Dan asked for a booth, and they waited to be seated. He wasn’t surprised that Jenny and Hanna lowered the zipper on their hoodies another inch or two.

They were escorted to a window booth that faced the main street. They could see people walking in both directions. Jenny insisted on sitting beside Dan, and Hanna mildly protested.

“We’ll be eating out several more times, so you’ll be able to sit beside your dad. What about me? I’m his wife,” she joked.