(Shower) Sex and the City.

You enjoy a leisurely and sensual shower with Amber. You spend a while standing behind her fondling her soapy tits, letting your hands play with them in every way you can imagine, while she lathers your cock with her perfect ass, then move in front of her to enjoy her heavy beauties some more while she works your cock and balls with her hands. You rinse off her breasts and indulge yourself in suckling them, giving her clit and cunt attention with your hands; once you bring her to orgasm fingerfucking her, you back her against the shower wall and eat her out until she cums again, one leg draped over your shoulder to give you better access. She returns the favor with a soapy titfuck, enjoying the geyser of cum that covers her face. A fair bit of it gets in her hair, so she mixes it with conditioner and rubs it in.

Once you finish and get dressed, you take Amber to Stanley Park. You spend hours just walking the seawall, enjoying the scenery and the warm sunshine. In the Brockton Point area, you leave the seawall for a while to look at the totem poles and the Coast Salish gateways, then return to it and continue on your way. You show her the statue “Girl in a Wetsuit,” seated on a rock just offshore, and tell her the Squamish legend attached to Siwash Rock.

At Ferguson Point you leave the seawall again for lunch at the Teahouse; you’ve never tried it before, but you’ve heard good things about it, and both you and Amber enjoy your meal immensely. You spend a while afterward sitting together outside, talking and letting your lunch settle before you start walking again.

Once you return to your car, you use it to help you explore the park further; you enjoy the view from the Prospect Point lookout, and Amber buys a few things from the gift shop for her housemates. She exclaims with delight when you show her the Hollow Tree, and especially when you tell her about the fight to save it. She’s even more delighted by the colony of great blue herons, and perhaps most of all when you’re lucky enough to see one of the bald eagles which nest in the park.

You love being able to share such a treasure with Amber. You’ve never lived in Vancouver and haven’t even spent much time here, but it didn’t take you long to love the city, and you’ve enjoyed learning as much about it as you can. Seeing her share your enthusiasm pleases you deeply.

When Amber asks what your plans are for dinner, she’s taken aback when you say you’re getting fast food, but you tell her to trust you. When you walk into the Flying Wedge, she understands why. Vancouver’s premier pizza-by-the-slice chain is in fine form tonight, allowing you to enjoy pieces of their Sicilian Express, a barbecued-pork pizza they call the Texas Pull, a chicken and bacon pizza, and even one topped with (among other things) perogies and chipotle sauce—nothing you would ever have imagined, but quite good. As you walk out of the Wedge, Amber turns to you and says, “There’s no place in the world like this city, is there?” You have to agree.