- Mature
- The Lady Volunteer
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Click hereI'm still the Volunteer Coordinator at Cropton Hall and Hilary is still the lady in the library. I don't really need the job, it's served its purpose. Maybe I'll retire in a year or so and we'll go travelling.
But what about our sex life, you may ask. Has that gone stale over the years? Has the age gap become a factor in our enjoyment?
No chance! It's as fresh and exciting as the first time and I'm sorry if that sounds trite but it's true. We make love almost every day and sometimes more at weekends. Saturday afternoon we usually squeeze some time in bed together and enjoy an hour of licking and sucking and tasting and fucking. Sunday afternoon is anal sex afternoon. Hilary has a bath and puts on stockings and suspenders and I fuck her slowly and gently up her arse and she masturbates herself to a climax, with me usually not far behind.
Life is so good!
The End
- COMMENTS
As a National Trust volunteer myself I can relate closely to this highly erotic story. I interact with some lovely older women and fantasise about them. One of my stronger fantasies involves luring an attractive 60- or 70-something widowed volunteer room guide to a remote bedroom in the mansion where no-one ever goes and ravishing her one afternoon, re-awakening her desire for exquisitely intimate and intense sex.
It was so gratifying, pleasurable and uplifting - to say nothing of arousing - to read this story. You are an amazing story teller. Thank you so much.
Love the story I would have enjoyed more sensual teases from her with details of her outfits and panties…well her lingerie. But it was great!!
Nice story. Bring back memories of a beautiful lady that I still love to this day. Only the experience can make give you gratitude of such wonderful people who cross our path.
What an adroit storyteller you are. You cleverly engage the reader to feel and (re)experience what you are relating.
Evidently there are other Hillarys among us.
Bravo!
I would give it 4+ .
Do you know the taste when you add too much sugar in your tea ? Well, the story sometimes felt too-good-to-be-true. Luckily, that feeling was interrupted by moments of tender openness. Also, the author has a tendency to use "ands" too frequently.
Otherwise, it's a good story.
For me, this was generally a favorable read, and well crafted. But lacked some passion or something I can't put my figure on.