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"You are asking the wrong person that, my lady, my love but I'm glad you enjoy the taste of me."
"Oh, I believe I enjoy it very much. And I want more."
Then she took my cock fully into her eager mouth and began to suck. She stopped and said, "How am I doing so far?"
"You're doing splendidly. Now take your tongue and lovingly lick just on the underside beneath the crown."
She laughed and said, "First the family jewels and now the crown. My aren't we regal."
"Be quiet, wench, and get back to work," I said jokingly.
She chuckled and stuck out her tongue and licked just under the crown. "Is this the place, Master?"
I groaned.
"I will take that as an affirmative."
She continued to tease the head of my cock with her tongue, occasionally taking it all the way in and sucking. She continued to fondle my balls.
"Oh Clara, dear sweet Clara, I'm going to cum!"
She took her mouth off of cock and said, "I want to watch thee come." She continued stroking my cock with one sure hand and fondling my balls with the other and soon my cock began to spurt. Not as much cum as the day before but a goodly amount.
"Ooh that was exciting. That was exciting. I've never seen that before either. Of course I've felt a man come but I've never actually seen it. I'm discovering new and exciting things every day."
"Yes indeed," I said and we're not yet halfway to Oregon.
- COMMENTS
Anonymous4 months ago"Thee" is the object form; "thou" the subject. A Quaker world know this, as would everyone else in the nineteenth century with any education.
Anonymousover 2 years agoBut, home made soap was most always lye soap. To most people lye soap was so caustic it could take the hide off a hog and it could burn a human if too much lye was used in the soap making process. To those who don’t know lye is caustic soda chemically known as Sodium Hydroxide. I sure as hell wouldn't want to bathe with lye soap. MM
