Weekend at Wilderhope Manor: A Lesbian Erotica Halloween Short Story by Lucy Felthouse
Author:Lucy Felthouse [Felthouse, Lucy]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Fiction, Lgbt, Lesbian, Romance, Paranormal, General, Contemporary
ISBN: 0000000000000
Google: L1RmDwAAQBAJ
Amazon: B008TXBP9A
Publisher: Lucy Felthouse
Published: 2012-11-04T22:00:00+00:00
Chapter Three
The following morning, Stephanie had absolutely no wish to get up. A long night of licking, sucking and fucking into oblivion had left her achy and sore, but completely sated. It had been quite the wild evening. As the time had ticked on and theyâd heard people moving around in the corridor outside, theyâd realised others were going to bed.
From then on, theyâd done their absolute damnedest to keep quiet, using their fingers, fists and pillows to stifle their moans and groans of pleasure. Either nobody had heard them, or perhaps the other guests had been simply too drunk to care, because she and Jenny received no complaints.
She opened her eyes and saw Jenny, always the earliest to rise, already pouring boiling water from the kettle into two mugs. Adding two sugars to each, Jenny stirred both coffees and picked them up, made her way back over to the bed and smiled at Stephanie.
âMorning, sweetie. I was just going to wake you. Normally Iâd leave you be, but given we didnât eatâ¦foodâ¦last night, I thought you might want to get up for breakfast. I sure as hell did. Iâm starving!â
Taking the mug from Jenny with a smile of thanks, she replied, âNo, I agree. Iâm ravenous.â Glancing at the clock, she continued, âOkay, we have a little while yet, so Iâll just drink this and then we can shower and go down. Stairs, I mean!â She added the last part as she saw Jennyâs eyebrows rise. âDirty girl,â Stephanie scolded. âHavenât you had enough?â
âOf you? Never.â Jenny dropped a kiss onto Stephanieâs mussed hair, then sauntered over to the window, pulling the curtains open to gaze out across Wilderhope Manorâs grounds. Her girlfriend stood there, sipping her scalding coffee and wincing periodically. Stephanie shook her head incredulously. Unlike Jenny, she never could drink hot beverages so soon after theyâd been made.
In fact, she decided, since the coffee had been so recently made, she could probably head into the bathroom and have a shower. By the time sheâd finished, it would be just about the right temperature. Shuffling out of bed carefully, so as not to spill the drink, Stephanie padded across the room and put the mug down on the side, then went to wash up.
Despite the age of the house, the bathrooms were state-of-the-art. Most of these places clearly realised that although people loved the olde-worlde buildings, rooms and beds, they were also sticklers for a decent shower in the morning. A pathetic dribble of water would just not do, and for that, she was extremely grateful.
Stephanie turned on the spray to almost full power and waited for the hot water to come through. A minor adjustment of the temperature and she stepped into the cubicle, pulling the door shut behind her. Immediately, the water pummelling her aching muscles livened her, and putting her face under the spray for a couple of seconds ensured she was well and truly alert. Wasting no time, she grabbed the complimentary shampoo, washed and rinsed her hair, then followed suit with the shower gel on her body.
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