Rising Shards

I would have been fine if Evy wasn’t comfortable with doing anything in her office. But I was very glad that she was. After we had some real big riskiness sneaking around at the museum, this seemed relatively tame in comparison. Still, a rush of excitement washed through me as Evy had me sit on her desk. My nosebleed and pain from getting smacked with a mat ball just about forgotten already as she pulled my gym shorts down.

”I should really look you over, huh?” Evy said as she trailed kisses across my inner thighs.

”Yes, please,” I said. ”That area in particular really needs a checkup, I think.”

Evy must have needed this too, as her kisses and nibbles around my legs quickly grew more heated. She slowly moved closer, probably feeling hot hot and bothered I was. It seemed to just make her more hungry for my body.

As Evy expertly took care of me, I gripped her hair, trying not to be too loud. For some reason, looking around her office helped me keep the noise down. I was very proud of Evy for keeping it clean, as she’d made it clear it was tough for her to take care of messiness. I got very wound up thinking about Evy having this place just for boring work stuff for so long, and now having something really fun to do here.

I couldn’t lean back too far on the desk, so I gripped Evy tighter as she got me closer and closer to finishing. Being so taken care of by Evy here, from her rushing to my side when I got hurt in the game, to her making sure I was in total bliss from her fingers and mouth, made me feel just as filled with lust as I was with gratitude that someone so special was in my life.

My ’checkup’ really helped me recover from my mat ball injury, but I did need a few moments to get a hold of myself after I finished.

As I did that, I noticed something new on Evy’s desk. A framed picture of her, me, and Zeta.

”How long have you had this?” I asked, holding up the framed photo.

”I had the picture developed for a while, I just hadn’t had the chance to go to the store.” Evy had a bashful smile as she looked at it.

”Aw,” I said. Once more, I couldn’t put into words how much it meant to have Evy in my life. So I faked swinging the photo frame at her (missing her head by a good foot or so) and made a cartoonish glass smash sound. ”And then shocking betrayal!”

”Noooo!” Evy said, joining my bit and acting like she really got hit. ”How could you, when I least expected it!”

I giggled. ”You think we have time for a bit more before they really wonder where we went?”

Evy shrugged. ”Maybe just a bit.”

”Good, because you deserve an extra treat for this.” I said, all warm and fuzzy about the picture.