Sheri giggled. "Oh, I think your man's been doing just fine on his own. Quite responsive, that one."
Jill laughed. "I bet I'll walk bow-legged for a week after tonight. You've got him primed and ready to go."
"That was the idea, right?" Sheri said as we walked along hand-in-hand.
"Shh! That's our secret. You're not supposed to share that with the enemy!" Jill said, falling in step next to me, and snaking her arm around my hips. I placed my arm across her shoulders, then let it slide down to cup her delicious ass.
The sun was setting behind us, a sliver of orange on the horizon, a little off to our left as we walked up the hill.
"I'm a lumberjack and I'm Ok, I sleep all night and I work all day," I started singing, happy as could be with where life had taken me at that very moment.
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