Lakeside Cabin - Sex Stories

Lakeside Cabin

... noticed the "Love Nest" sign hanging above the door and sighed an, "if only," to herself. If she were to be honest with herself, the love had long since faded from her life and her days were filled with work, school and a less then fulfilling marriage. Not that things were terrible, just, well...dead. Although she shared a bed with her husband they rarely spoke and hadn't touched one another in years. As she lamented in her sorrow, she began to look around the cabin. On the counter was a fresh bowl of fruit and in the ice box was a chilled bottle of champagne. She laughed to herself and decided to indulge. Wasn't that the reason she had begun this trip, to relax and recover? -------------------------------------------------- As he finished his shower he was startled to see that it had begun to rain. In the west dark clouds were rolling and the sound of thunder could be heard. He quickly ran the hundred yards to the cabin but stopped dead in his tracks as he reached the porch. Parked next to the cabin was a car that hadn't been there. As he looked through the window he saw a totally unexpected sight, a beautiful woman sitting on the only piece of furniture in the room besides the bed. She sat comfortably on the small wicker love seat with her feet tucked under her, a glass of something in her left hand and a luscious bunch of green grapes hung from her right. He checked the cabin door again to make sure he was at the right one before he gently knocked on the door. Just as ...

... she opened it the skies let loose with a fury and rain began to fall in sheets. The noise on the metal roof was deafening, he had to practically yell to be heard over the staccato over head. "Can I help you?" he asked. "No thanks, I'm fine," she returned. This puzzled him. "I mean, what are you doing here?" he continued. "Relaxing, what are you doing here?" she offered with a smile. "But this is my cabin," he offered. Now she was getting perplexed. "I just rented it for the night from Helen," she explained "Well I rented it from Hal half an hour ago," he countered By this time she was getting weary of trying to talk over the din of the pounding rain. She asked him to come in so they might sort it all out. With the ever harder hammering of rain he couldn't understand what she was saying and after repeating it twice to no avail, she grabbed him by the shirt front and pulled him into the cabin. "Well, it seems we both rented the same cabin from two different people," he said as he wiped the rain from his face. "Seems to be the case," she replied. He said, "I was told it was the last one they had open, and there isn't another place for miles, I'll go down to the office and see what they can do about our situation." "Well, why don't you wait until after the rain lets up, no sense catching a cold?" "If you don't mind," he offered quietly. "Nah, you look mostly harmless," she joked. As he removed his wet shoes and set his bag on the counter he commented on the chill the rain had ...