Kinda

“You can’t blame a guy for liking a bit of slutty behaviour,” Ethan replied.

Sarah ground her crotch against Ethan’s, “You like me acting slutty?” Ethan throbbed against her, “Well, there will be some sluttiness from me tonight.” He continued to harden against, “No I won’t have a mouthful of black cum,” another pulse, “at least not tonight.”

Ethan ran his hands over her naked flesh, hardening further, “If you’re not careful I’m going to be late for work.”

Sarah reached down and stroked his cock, “Save it up for tonight, and the weekend, I will give you a series of little surprises.”

“Save it up for tonight?” He asked, “I’m going to need some vigour tonight, then am I?”

“You will want heaps of vigour for tonight,” Sarah purred, “I promise.” Quickly she rolled off of him, “But I will give you so many surprises this weekend.”

Ethan groaned in frustration, “You are going to play the slut for me this weekend.”

Sarah winked back at him, “If I have your permission to be slutty.”

“Oh you have my permission to be as slutty as you want,” he replied as he stood up to hug her from behind.

Sarah squeezed her legs together, “I can be as slutty as I like, that could be dangerous.”

Ethan kissed her neck, “Surprise me.”

Sarah continued to tease Ethan as he prepared for work, playing with her breasts as she suggested at her sluttiness. She avoided mentioning girl on girl as she wanted to surprise him tonight. When he came downstairs for coffee Sarah had donned the apron with nothing on underneath it. It only partially covered her nipples and Ethan groped her furiously. “We might need to have a dinner party with you cooking in just that,” he teased.

“You would like me to be naked for a dinner party? For your friends to oogle me?”

“You know it,” he said stepping up behind her and reaching one hand down to reach between her legs, “and it gives such nice access.”

Sarah laughed, “Access for you or for your friends?”

Ethan laughed out loud, “Now that I know you wouldn’t do,” Sarah arched her eyebrows in response, “Stop that, I need to get to work, and if you keep doing that people are going to wonder why I’m pitching a tent all day.”

It was the last on the topic they spoke about that morning before Ethan went to work.