Lesbian Land's End (Part 8) - Sex Stories

Lesbian Land's End (Part 8)

... you hungry? We better get something to eat…” Landra turned her head and whispered back, “…I’m starving to death. Come dine with me, madam” Kea put the bag on a chair and they set off. Kea and Landra went back to the port and took a look at the four taverns, famous for their home cooking. “Have you been to any of these before, Landra?” Landra pointed at one of them: The Fisherman, “I’ve been in that one twice, once with Terio and the other with my classmates celebrating our high school graduation. The seafood is great there.” Kea was eager to get something in her hungry stomach, “That sounds great to me! Shall we go?” Landra took Kea’s hand and led her to one of the tables under the sunshade of the outdoor terrace, “Let’s stay out, the weather is fantastic and, unbelievably, the wind is calm.” They sat down and a waitress immediately came with the menu. After taking a look at the extensive offer of dishes, all very appetizing, they decided to order a shellfish stew for two and a bottle of chilled white wine. The meal was succulent and enough for at least two other people, so they didn’t have room for dessert, but they had coffee. When they finished it was well past four o’clock and they felt they needed to stroll down the meal, so Landra suggested that they could take a walk to the lighthouse, about a mile away. All during the day, when they went shopping, when they stopped at the terrace for a cappuccino, during the trip across the bay, during the meal, and now while they ...

... walked to the lighthouse... Landra and Kea were really having moments for themselves for the first time. Up to now, they hardly had enjoyed spare time for talking, sharing... just being with each other. But today, they certainly went through themselves in a spontaneous, natural way discovering many things about each other. On the one hand, Landra found out that Kea was adopted and that when her parents got divorced and later re-married, she decided to live on her own and left her hometown to move to Eastville, the country’s largest city, two-hundred kilometers away from her town and about one-thousand kilometers from Land’s End, on the opposite side of the country. She had been working in a book shop to pay the expenses for her studies and had just finished college, with a degree in Publicity and Public Relations. Now she was looking forward to several job interviews when she got back home after the holidays. On the other, Kea discovered that Landra had the intention to study Tourism and Hotel Management, but that meant she would have to move to some important capital out of the region. They also talked about hobbies, tastes, experiences... in a way, they updated their lives and the intense sexual attraction they had since the first second they met was now being completed with a deep, special feeling of tenderness and affection. As they were reaching the lighthouse, even though the temperature was still very pleasant, the wind was getting a bit stronger and started waving their ...