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Click here"I figure that I had better talk to you about what happened on Sunday. I wasn't planning for things to go that far between Frank and me. I didn't mind the nudity part but, anything more than that... Well, I was just concerned that you didn't like what happened."
I replied, "Well, I would be lying to you if I told you that I wasn't a bit shocked. But, no, I actually enjoyed watching the two of you."
"You did?"
"Yes!"
"Oh. That's a relief. You know that I value your friendship and wouldn't want to do anything that would affect it.
To Be Continued...
- COMMENTS
write_or_wrongabout 1 month agoAs much as I enjoyed this first chapter, I found myself thinking more about the possibilities for succeeding ones. As the three of them become more comfortable with mutual intimacy, there is so much they could explore together. Having enjoyed giving and receiving several 4-hand (and more-hand) massages myself, I hope your characters (and we readers) get to experience the same thing.
Anonymousabout 2 months agoHot story, I hope it gets hotter between Sue, Frank, and Mark in the next chapter!
Maybe, have Sue up the stakes by having Frank and Mark get naked too, while massaging her naked body to create more sexual tension between the three of them?
Also please resist the urge to cuck one male character over the other and have them enjoy Sue at the same time? Ain’t no fun if you can’t get none!
Perhaps, have Sue seduce Mark into bisex with her husband Frank and her and have a hot oily and sweaty MMF threesome and maybe have them include Mark in their sex games during Sue and Mark’s off hours as professional physical therapists?
This continuing story has so much potential and I cannot wait for the next hot chapter!
thomas_deanabout 2 months agoGreetings Mr Guy
Thank you for your comment. Medicine is inventive in breaking the bounds of legal restrictions. When the Medicaid sought to regularize Nursing Assistants the bottom rung of the Medical Hierarchy and required training according to a Certificate program as opposed to the former practise of merely issuing a uniform, the hospitals invented a new bottom rung called Health Care Associates.
The same occurred in a previous generation. Until WWII Scrub Nurses were real nurses. That's another tale.
The point Dr Davies and I were making is that training and discipline are overcome by biological impetus. FIRST TIME does bring up that point.
Dr_James_Davies_DFabout 2 months agoGreetings Mssrs Guy & Dean:
Mr Dean brings up a point that perhaps is best expressed by Gene Roddenberry in his famous Star Trek series, "Existence, survival overrides programming." Even MDs supposedly trained to be objective in control of their irascible urges have been caught red handed (to mix metaphors) diddling. Many more are never prosecuted for one reason or another.
Still an excellent story..
exhibitionistguyabout 2 months agoAuthorTo thomas_dean: Your comment is right on except for one important fact. Mark is a physical therapist, not a massage therapist. A licensed massage therapist in the United States would be required to undergo hundreds of hours of training specifically in massage. Although a physical therapist in the United States is now required to obtain a doctorate degree, the actual number of hours of training in massage may be quite limited. A physical therapist who graduated years ago told me that he had only one lab session to practice massage. He was given a massage manual to study. Mark's minimal training is not enough to fully override his innate biological impulses. The problem is that he doesn't have a wife or girlfriend to satisfy him sexually. He has already been warned by his supervisor that he may have acted inappropriately. With increased experience and maturity, he won't get in trouble. So far as Mark's relationship with Susan and Frank is concerned, that takes place outside of work. This gives the two physical therapists the opportunity to act without the legal and moral constraints that are imposed upon them in the hospital setting. They don't need to be concerned about proper draping or massaging a woman's breasts. They can be themselves,
