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It Was a Strange Conversation
In line at the coffee shop.
She was behind me.
Bumped into me,
As I picked up my coffee.
I turned.
She said,
"I'm not sorry."
I frowned.
She said,
" I wanted to ask you a question.
Is that okey?"
My reply,
"Sure.
Anything you like."
She,
(Straight into my eyes,
While smiling.)
"Do you eat pussy?"
Me,
(Without a even a heart's beat of hesitation.)
"Yes.
And as soon as it's wet enough,
I slide my finger in;
Curl it;
And,
Stroke.
I don't stop until,
She is weak from,
Orgasming."
(Sipped my coffee.)
She blushed.
I asked,
"Are you asking,
If,
I will eat,
Yours?"
She blushed even redder.
She stammered,
(No longer looking into my eyes)
"I don't know why I ask that.
I --
Damn --
Sorry."
She turned,
Hurried out of the coffee shop,
Leaving her coffee behind.
I sipped my coffee.
Paid my bill,
(and her's, since she hadn't paid),
Strolled out of the coffee shop,
Dreaming about what could have been a very nice afternoon.
She was behind me.
Bumped into me,
As I picked up my coffee.
I turned.
She said,
"I'm not sorry."
I frowned.
She said,
" I wanted to ask you a question.
Is that okey?"
My reply,
"Sure.
Anything you like."
She,
(Straight into my eyes,
While smiling.)
"Do you eat pussy?"
Me,
(Without a even a heart's beat of hesitation.)
"Yes.
And as soon as it's wet enough,
I slide my finger in;
Curl it;
And,
Stroke.
I don't stop until,
She is weak from,
Orgasming."
(Sipped my coffee.)
She blushed.
I asked,
"Are you asking,
If,
I will eat,
Yours?"
She blushed even redder.
She stammered,
(No longer looking into my eyes)
"I don't know why I ask that.
I --
Damn --
Sorry."
She turned,
Hurried out of the coffee shop,
Leaving her coffee behind.
I sipped my coffee.
Paid my bill,
(and her's, since she hadn't paid),
Strolled out of the coffee shop,
Dreaming about what could have been a very nice afternoon.
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