Trail Run by loyalsock
Date: 4/9/2017,
Categories:
Lesbian Sex,
Author: loyalsock, Source: xHamster
... knowingly. "If it was, you would have told me by now. And I know that you aren't seeing anyone right now, so this can't be a relationship problem." Lesley stopped narrowing her green eyes on me. "That means that it has something to do with me. That's the only thing that makes any sense. That's why you won't talk to me. That's why you won't tell me what is bothering you." When I hurried to look away, she said, "That's why you won't even LOOK at me!" "You know, Lesley," I started weakly. "My entire world does not revolve around you!" Although, I might like, for it to, I admitted inwardly. Lesley backed away several feet before sprinting to the edge, making the jump across the drop-off look incredibly easy. She walked over to me, studying me too much for my own comfort. I was shocked when she knelt down in front of me, looking up at me with those mesmerizing green eyes. Her hands on my hips felt amazing. A soft little moan left my lips as a result of her touch. "You've hardly spoken to me in the last few days, my friend," Lesley whispered. "Your friend," I found myself repeating. "Is that what we are? Friends?" She looked at me with confusion in her eyes. "Yes, of course, we are." "Is that all?" "Is that what this is about, Logan? Is that why you jumped over that ledge? You could've been hurt! You know that, don't you?" "I was trail-running," I countered. "That's what you do, ...
... when you are out here. You avoid obstacles." I was surprised to see tears forming in her eyes. "What?" "Why are you looking at me that way?" "What way?" I tried to pull away from her but, she would not let me go. "Like you are angry with me, like I've hurt you," Lesley answered with a wavering voice. It was then that I finally did manage to pull away from the taller woman. "We should hurry and finish the trail. You will probably want to get back. I know that you don't want to keep Denise waiting." Lesley's jaw dropped with my words. "How do you know about her?" "Does it matter?" I shrugged, resigned to believe that if I detached myself from this entire situation it might not hurt nearly as much. "It isn't what you think it is." I huffed a laugh. "That has got to be the lamest excuse in the book, Les." I waved her words off. "It doesn't matter. It's not as if you and I are an item or anything." When I glanced over at her, I saw her face blanch terribly. My stomach knotted with the sight of the tears which I had caused. I thought back to the first day that we had met. Why was I always saying such awful things to her in these woods, when I did not mean them at all? "You and I have never been intimate," she said barely above a whisper. "But, that doesn't mean that I don't love you, Logan." I doubled over, feeling as though, I might faint with happiness or perhaps, become ill with the ...