Take it Easy - Chapter Six: Much Ado About Nothing - Sex Stories

Take it Easy - Chapter Six: Much Ado About Nothing

... she was hiding tears. "Thank you," I took a huge bow, my face touching my knees because I bowed so low, "you've just had the inordinately immense pleasure of witnessing a performance by Aaron Moody." I led Emily out of the building, both of us fighting to hold in our laughter. Once we left and the door was shut, we both cracked up. "Oh my god..." she panted, "that was so painfully awkward." "You'd better get used to it." I boasted. "I can create awkwardness from seemingly nothing." I texted my mom an update before we went into the movie and found some seats in the middle of a row near the back. Despite Emily's stated love of horror movies, she gripped my hand tightly and leaned up against me for the whole first half. About halfway in, though, she apparently decided that I was more interesting than the movie, which was fair: the movie was terrible. She moved even closer to me and started kissing my neck until I turned my head to face her. "Is this movie not interesting enough for you?" I teased. "Sort of, yeah." She admitted, closing her eyes and waiting for me to kiss her with a small smile on her face. I gladly obliged, kissing her as sensually as publicly acceptable. We ...

... kissed for a good portion of the rest of the movie, until I spoke up. "Em, what if someone asks us how the movie ends?" I whispered in mock-seriousness. She laughed quietly. "I guess we'll have to actually watch the rest, then." "Mm." I agreed. We watched the rest of the movie pretty quietly, except for brief outbursts for making fun of the movie's downfalls. Since the movie was so awful, we made a sort of competition out of making each other laugh by pointing out the movie's fallacies. After the movie, I drove Emily to her house and walked her to the door. "I had a lot of fun, Aaron." She beamed at me, her eyes glowing. "I did, too." I smiled back. "We have to do it again sometime." "I agree." She looped her arms around my neck and gave me one last kiss. I cupped her chin with one hand and caressed her soft cheek with the other. The cool October air was refreshing, but not chilly; there were crickets chirping in the nearby trees; the crescent moon provided some dim light to the surroundings; the smell of smoke from a nearby fireplace filled the air. I would have gladly stayed there all night, but I had to leave. I bid Emily "au revoir" and got into my car to drive home.