No suits for anyone

“Is that look on your face… what I think it means?” You looked at her cautiously, in case she acted fast. Thankfully it didn’t come to it.

“If you’re thinking that it means I’d like to try something new with you, then yes. I hope you don’t mind, but I think it’d be easier for me if I weren’t the only one suffering here.” She retreated a little in an innocent manner.

“Well, I’m not gonna say it’s gonna be comfortable, but you got me this ticket, may as well ride along. I sort of owe you. But keep in mind, what I said before about anything lower.” You warn her, referring to the possibility of a bonor.

“Oh good. I thought for a second that you’d leave me open ended there. Thank you. I’ll be sure to make it quick.”

“By all means.” You watch her, unintentionally. She slides her wet and clingy shirt off her back and it flips onto the concrete floor. Next, she reaches to her legs and the next thing you see, her shorts have joined the shirt. The moonlight reflects off her back, every other feature, besides outline, lost in the darkness. You feel yourself growing a little, trying to deflate again, to no avail.

Before you know it, lost in thought, Gloria has already caught up with you. “Hey, you still in there?” You blink several times and search for Gloria. She snaps and you fixate on her, letting your eyes adjust again. “Hey, don’t leave me alone in this. I’ll just strip you down myself, if you don’t.”

“No I’m fine. That won’t be necess-” Gloria dives below and slickly slides your shorts off and away, moving onto your shirt without hesitation. She moves past you and tosses the clothes next to her own. “Making moves, now?” You joke.

“Sorry. Again I’m just trying to soften you up I guess. To a naked ‘me’ I mean.”

“It’s fine. However, I don’t think ‘softening’ is the first thing that happens when you see a naked girl in a pool. But, now we’re here. What now? We’ve got all this adrenaline rush, and now we’re both skinny dipping in the pool, what else is there to do, naked?” She and you both seem to be a little lost in the concept.