The porch

Dusk sat on the porch and would not cool down. My boots were off. Three glasses of water lined the rail, sweating, because Ray had filled them before he sat. Abel had come from his own shop in a clean shirt. We had talked at lunch and agreed the evening was a yes if work did not eat us. Work had not eaten us. I said so out loud, because I like the yes fresh, not assumed from a calendar. Both of them said it back.

Ray took my dusty hand and turned it over. He kissed the center of the palm, then the ridge of callus under the fingers, and told me he thinks about these hands when he is at the desk. Abel asked if he could have the other. I gave it to him. He did not kiss it pretty. He held it, thumb in the meat of my thumb, and said my grip on a plane was the first thing he had wanted, before he let himself want the rest. Praise like that goes straight to my cunt. I told them I wanted their hands on me, and I did not want to go indoors yet. They agreed.

I opened Ray's jeans and Abel's, and I stroked them both, one cock in each hand, learning the difference in heat and impatience. Ray's cock is thicker. Abel's cock twitches when I twist at the head. Ray slid his fingers into my shorts, two of them fucking my cunt, easy, because I was already wet from the talk. Abel used his free hand on my breast through the flannel, then under it, only as much pressure as I asked. I came on Ray's fingers with both cocks heavy in my hands, my cunt clenching, and I did not let go.

They took turns after that, still on the step, me braced on the post. Abel fucked my cunt first, slow, while Ray kissed me and told me I was taking his cock so well. Then they switched, Ray's cock fucking me deeper, Abel's mouth on my throat. Ray pulled out to leave his cum across my hip, as we had said for the porch, where a mess was easy to wash. Abel came in my hand, cum on my palm, forehead to my shoulder, thanking me in a voice that cracked.

The other two glasses were for them. I said I loved them both in the plain porch way, and neither of them made it strange.