Wednesdays
Copyright© 2005 by Robin Pentecost
Chapter 3: Another Wednesday
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 3: Another Wednesday - Six men and women get together for drinks and dinner on a Wednesday. It becomes a regular thing, and the friendships they develop bring them into one loving family.
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Mult Consensual Romantic BiSexual Heterosexual Slow
Toni went on vacation for a couple of weeks and came back with pictures that passed around the table.
"Where is this, Toni?' Dana asked, looking up from the photograph.
"That's Cabo San Lucas. Down at the end of Baja California. I go there often. There's not too many people and you get to see a lot of gray whales - they seem to hang out in the Gulf there.'
"You speak Spanish?' Dana asked.
"Yeah, some. Enough to get by when it comes to food and that stuff. Not to talk to the natives, though. There's plenty of tourists - just not gangs of them.'
"Yeah, ' Ned put in, "I went to Acapulco a couple of years ago. I almost couldn't find a place to sit on the beach. Never again. But there's lots of pleasant places in Mexico that aren't too crowded. And I like Cabo San Lucas. How come no pictures of you?'
"Oh, I went alone.' Toni turned to Rudy. "You had vacation this year?'
"No, no. We're so busy at the office, I'll never... '
Melanie interrupted him. "Actually, Toni, this year, with taking over the store, I said I wasn't going anywhere. Rudy's always busy - but he can get away if he wants to.'
Ned spoke to Toni again, "What do you take vacations from?'
"I have a design business. I design clothes for industry - uniforms and stuff. What about you?'
"I work for the Boulder School District. I'm a counselor.'
"That mean you talk to the kids?' Toni looked at him sharply.
"Somebody has to, ' Ned grinned. "I kind of like it. Beats a lot of jobs I might have.'
"Like what?'
"Well, I got my degree in Psych, then went for Social Work. But I found out I don't really like working with - I know this sounds awful - "
"You don't like working with poor people, ' Toni finished for him. "Well, I know that's not always fun. And it doesn't sound awful to me. Why do you think it does?'
"Well, it's kind of a Social Work thing, you know. You're out there to save the world and make life better for poor people. But it doesn't work for me. I like working with kids because they don't know what's happening to them. I don't like working with adults who're using the system.'
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