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Afterwards they lay as they were until they had caught their breath. The stranger slowly removed his flaccid cock from her newly initiated arsehole and she unplugged Andy's spent dick from her tired pussy and together they lay in a huddle on the floor of the storage room. Jill never knew she could experience such intense pleasure and wondered if she'd ever be privy to it again.
"You know what?" Jill turned to Andy and asked, "I never thought I'd have so much fun at one of your Hallowe'en parties."
Andy chuckled and pulled her towards him kissing her tenderly and intently. They cuddled together and continued to kiss. Some time later they cleaned themselves up as best they could and redressed in their costumes, only to find that the stranger had gone.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousover 4 years agoYou seem to have missed the description of her costume which was a major distraction for me. And you need to learn more about when there should be a paragraph - to make it easier for the reader to read. You make paragraphs for unknown reasons breaking up ideas in the story - other times should have paragraph breaks but none exist. Shame
Anonymousover 12 years agoi'm the 2nd poster. It's fairly obvious to anyone with critical thinking that when one goes to the effort of including the contraction in Hallowe'en, one tends not to be mistaken. Regretably, there are those unfortunates who seize on any excuse to assert their inner editor, whether justified or otherwise.
not all of us yanks are wankers.
The_Kinksterover 12 years agoAuthorThanks guys for your comments (and thank you to the person who sent me a pm with nice feedback). It's all much appreciated - was relieved when the 2nd and 3rd comment arrived to confirm my correct use of Hallowe'en - maybe it's a traditional thing or perhaps even just a UK thing?
Cheers, guys.
Anonymousover 12 years agoYes, Hallowe'en is a contraction of Hallow Even which is itself a contraction of All Hallow's Eve or Evening.
