“There’s a nice
little restaurant I’d like to take you to…” he started when they woke.
“Blake there’s
something I want to ask of you. For now at least, I think we should keep this
growing relationship of ours a secret. Especially from your mother. I don’t
know if she would approve.”
“I’m not ashamed
of my feelings for you. I don’t care if others see us together.”
“Please. I’m not
ashamed to be seen with you either but I feel so guilty about that first night.
The first time we…”
“I don’t regret
our first time. Nor any time after that.”
“Please.”
“What you’re
asking is going to be very difficult. Have you forgotten who my mother is?
She’ll know if we’re seen anywhere in public.”
“Please. I’m
begging you. Just until I can figure out how to tell her.” She crawled out of
bed and stood looking down at him.
“Fine.” There was
disgust in his voice but he agreed. “There’s this quiet little place I know.
It’s by a lake. We can swim and have a picnic. You do swim don’t you? I know
earth cats hate water.”
She snorted. “Yes
I swim. My face may look like an Earth cat’s but I’m not one.” She waved her
hand over herself. “Is this the body of an Earth cat? Would you even consider
making love to an Earth cat?”
Blake climbed to
his feet and pulled her into embrace. “You most assuredly don’t have the body
of any cat I’ve ever seen. So it’s decided. Do you have a kini?”
“Kini?”
“Kini is short for
bikini. A two piece swim suit.”
“Oh. Yes I think
Rayne picked some out for me although they are scandalously brief.”
He winked. “The
more scandalous the better in my book.”
Grinning, she
slapped him on the arm. “Dial up some wine and something to eat while I change.
Oh, and Blake, keep those lustful thoughts of yours in the front of your mind,
I may have use for them later.”
He pulled on his
clothes and left the room to get a drink. “Tantara,” he hollered at the bedroom
where she was changing. “I’ll be right back. I need to teleport to my house and
change.”
She stepped to the
door and looked out. She had already removed her top. “You make sure you come
right back. And Blake, is it possible for you to teleport into my house instead
of outside the door?”
“Yes. As long as I
have your permission to do so. You need to tell the house computer to grant me
access.”
“Computer,” she
spoke into the air. “Blake is to have full access inside this house at any
time.” She smiled. “Is that sufficient?”
“That will do
fine.” He vanished.
Thirty minutes
later he returned. Suddenly he was standing in the middle of the living room. His
long pants and shirt were gone. He wore a unbuttoned beach shirt and tight swim
trunks. In her opinion the trunks he wore showed him off deliciously. In one
hand he carried a picnic basket with a folded blanket in the other.
Together they
filled the basket with food, utensils and the bottle of wine. “Hold these.” He
handed her the basket and blanket then stepped behind her and wrapped his arms
around her belly. “Are you ready?”
“I was born
ready.” She giggled.
A moment later she
was looking out over a beautiful lake. The grassy shore tapered gradually to
the water. Trees with large green leaves shaded the open space. Bright sunlight
gleamed off the calm water. Taking the blanket from her, he spread it on the
ground and set the basket beside it.
“I guess the first thing I need to do is prove
to you I’m not afraid of water.” She untied and removed her robe and then the
sarong around her waist, handing them to him.
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