Summer break harem: A new adult erotic college harem novel by Sandy Laine

Author:Sandy Laine [Laine, Sandy]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: PMI
Published: 2023-08-20T00:00:00+00:00

IV

Time had come for our final goodbyes. Summer was over and teacher college was beckoning. Asia, Casey, and I reluctantly prepared to head back to the city. The magic of the little blue house in the forest by the stream was withering faster than the cornflowers. But not before one last big-time bash!

We’d packed up our cars. There wasn’t much beyond a suitcase each, anyway, because the house came to us furnished, complete with cutlery in the kitchen and sheets on the beds. We planned to have one last lunch from the hands of our in-home culinary artist Wyatt before hitting the road at noon.

Asia looked at her phone. “It’s only 10,” she said. We were all a bit forlorn about leaving. But we only then noticed that Wyatt wasn’t even around.

“He’s not leaving till the end of the month,” I said. “He’s got more to pack too — easel and paintings,” I said.

“Maybe we should look for him, though,” Casey said. The look on her face told me she thought maybe there was more to his absence that morning than just lacking a need to pack so soon. They always had a connection, her and Wyatt, ever since her reunion weekend.

I found him at the top of the old rickety ladder up to the barn loft. He was leaning against a thick, raw, slivery post in the barren, old-wood half-loft of the barn, knees up, arms behind his head, staring out the two-story-tall bank of dusty windows that looked out over the forest, the ravine, and even parts of the winding stream behind it.

“Hey,” I said, unsure if I should climb all the way up or go back down.

“Hey,” he said without turning.

“So, um,” I said. I glanced down the ladder I clung to. Asia and Casey below urged me to keep going up, rolling their hands and nodding madly at me. He twisted around.

“Yeah, so, me, Casey, and Asia,” I started again. “We thought we could treat you this time — the last time! Ha! To lunch. That we made. Isn’t that fun,” I said. I looked down at them and glared with bulging eyes. They glared with eyes just as bulging back up at me.

To my surprise, Wyatt hopped up onto his feet. “Sounds great!” he said with an especially wide smile. He even clapped his hands. “Let’s do it! Get ‘er done!”

“Okay,” I said. “Well, it’s a picnic we made,” I nodded at him. “Just sandwiches. We made a cheese board too, though!” I said. “Asia got come cheese, ha!” I said. “She doesn’t even like cheese, does she,” I said.

“Let’s just go,” he said again.

“It’s just down below,” I said. “We made a picnic. We brought out a blanket and everything!”

“Just,” he said, clenching his teeth and pulling his lips wide and tight. “Let’s just go down then, go down,” he said.

I stepped down the ladder and looked with wide eyes at Asia and Casey and shook my head. Wyatt came down after me. He planted himself on his wide-spread feet with his hands on his hips.

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