Chapter 2246 The Banging Nighbours(Group Fuck):>Ep9
- Jessica had taken to calling me Dad instead of Uncle Danny, which was OK by me, but occasionally I had flashes of that sexy, nubile, naked, 18-year-old wanting me to fuck her, popping into my mind. Not exactly the kind of images of a daughter-in-law that should have been in my head. There was one evening that we'd settled down into the family room to watch a movie. I'd taken my spot on the couch, the one with the recliner, and Jessica took the rest of the couch, lying down to watch the show. She'd gotten ready for bed and was wearing a robe, so appeared perfectly decent, at first. She had a pillow under her head but after a few minutes she repositioned the pillow, and then later fluffed it and repositioned it yet again, her robe folding open around the neck, inadvertently exposing most of her breast to me. After the third time of repositioning and closing the gap in the robe at the same time, she pushed the pillow to the floor, slid closer to me and rested her head on my leg, her hand on my lower thigh just above my knee. I didn't say anything, just moved my hand to her shoulder, remembering that the last time we'd been close to a position like this, I'd awoken to her sucking my cock. I couldn't help the inadvertent reaction in my pants, but whether she noticed or not, nothing happened, but the memory of the last time her head had been in my lap was in my mind the entire movie.
- When Virg was gone during the week, the kids usually stayed at Virginia's house which gave them some more privacy. There were several times I heard them in the pool in the evenings -- and heard Jessica later, letting me know they were having sex in the back yard. She really could be noisy when she orgasmed.
- The apartment they found wasn't all that far away, but closer to work for both of them. Once they moved out, the house really did seem quite big and lonely most of the time. For the first time in 20 years, I was usually home alone every night. The dinner invitations had disappeared as the kids were gone and, every time I thought about Virginia, it seemed that she was gone too.