“Honey, I’m home.”
She shucked coat, mittens, and boots in the entryway and chased him down for a hug, snow still melting in her hair. She nuzzled her frozen nose against his armpit with a happy sound: “You’re warm,” she explained, muffled by his shirt.
“Gee, thanks,” he smiled, unperturbed.
~
She pushed back against him urgently, hungrily, as he rested his hand on the base of her spine, and shoved her face into the pillow to better muffle her pleasured screams.
After sixteen years, the sex was still hella hot, but the neighbors were not so hot on the noise.
~
She didn’t realize she was slipping until she was halfway in the October-cold creek and scrabbling with no purchase, didn’t realize that she hadn’t caught herself until she was almost out again, hauled up by the handle on her backpack by her quick and vigilant spouse.
“My hero,” she shivered.
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I adore the first one. Dale and I have a useful agreement: he is a heat source and I am a heat sink. 🙂
Yep! That’s how T & I are, too.
Oh yes! Men are walking heat sources.
eeeeeee…..! love it!!
*grin* yay!!
These are so fun! The last one sounds like a slice of life, you and T.
They all are. My T has so little body odor and his armpit is at noselevel.
*grins* Wait, it’s been sixteen years? *does mental math and possibly fails*
No, I failed at mathing there. 14+
OK, so I am not crazy. Yay!
Not in your maths at least. ;-D
Ha! I will take this as a win.
WIN!