Rosamund and Keira

As he surveyed the living room, he had an odd feeling of a Place He Ought Not Be. The girls were smiling but nervous and wary. The tension was heightened by their all being conspicuously attractive. Once more that day, he had to wonder: what were the odds?

"This is our housemate, we'll talk with him just one moment," Austen explained to them, and then Austen and Bronte escorted him directly upstairs to his room.

"I'm sorry -- " he began.

"The thing is," said Austen, "these girls have felt hounded just because of their appearance for years. We're just trying to get a handle on life that for once isn't defined by men. So it helps them relax and open up if a man isn't around."

"I forgot; I'm sorry; I'm staying put right here. All right?"

Feeling a bit like he had been sent to his room, Gunnar tried to concentrate on reading but couldn't. What a day! It had been fascinating to watch Dr. Johnson lose her composure -- and then Denise! Denise had actually giggled something like "Who's not a size freak!?" Given the dazzling success of the day, he had to wonder if it was true. Even now, Dr. Johnson was lining up some blind date with him. What might that be like? He dared let his imagination tilt towards the optimistic, and as he did, he could not help but plump to erection yet again. He eased it out, shut his eyes and began fisting it, slowly and easily --

"What -- OH! I'm sorry, I guess this isn't the ... washroom ... "

Gunnar froze. Standing at his opened doorway were two girls from the group, one a seet-faced blonde and the other a brunette with sharp clear features worthy of a model. They looked properly shocked, even embarrassed -- and yet, the sight of Gunnar stroking himself seemed to keep them pinned in place.

"Umm ... I'm Rosamund," volunteered the blonde, "and this is Keira." Gunnar noted that they each had British accents. "This is terribly embarrassing, it's just that ... a girl could go her whole life without ever seeing one that big! I know it's presumptuous of us, but ... maybe we could ... watch?"