Games That Grown-ups – Part 4
Date: 11/15/2016,
Categories:
Celebrities,
Lesbian Sex,
Taboo
Author: Dawn_Summers
... Dad's in the audience mentally working how much they could afford to pay before their wives got suspicious of their intentions. Joyce would have been tempted to make a bid herself, but a quick glance at Dawn's raised eyebrow suggested her teen daughter wasn't keen on other sexy babes prancing around her Mom in a bikini and soap suds. Robin Woods waited until Kirstie was up on stage and began again, "Let's start at five dollars..." After Kirstie came Lisa with a dog-walking service, Kevin with a sketching and a dozen other teens. Joyce bid for the chance of yard clearance and an oven cleaning, neither time seriously - she had other thing to spend her money on. Eventually the Principal coughed and announced, what was, at least to Joyce, the evening's highlight, "Dawn Summers... Now Dawn fancies herself a bit of a Grandmaster and so is auctioning a game of chess. Now I'm sure some of you, with the night’s drawing in are looking for a game that can be played in front of the fire - and Dawn's your girl. Now do I hear five dollars?" "Five," Joyce put her hand up, though if she won it wasn't chess she was planning to play in front of the fire. "Ten," said another Mom. "Fifteen," said Jonathan Levinson, who really ought to not be still at Sunnydale High, but seemed to be hanging around like a bad case of dry rot. Joyce let the bidding continue for a while, until the other Mom dropped out at twenty five. Then she put her hand up, ...
... "Thirty." "Thirty-five," Jonathan was in quick. "Forty," said Joyce unconcernedly, a few dollars more wouldn't hurt and it was all for a good cause. "Forty-five." "Fifty," replied Joyce. "Sixty," Jonathan didn't pause. "Seventy," shot back Joyce, annoyed that they seemed to have moved to multiples of ten rather than five. "Eighty," Jonathan said. This was starting to get expensive, thought Joyce. She looked at Dawn, the teen was looking disconcerted at the thought her Mom might be outbid and by Jonathan as well. Joyce took a breath, "Ninety." "One hundred," said Jonathan. His reply took longer than before and Joyce knew she had him. She quickly shot back, "One hundred and ten." There was silence from Jonathan. Robin Woods looked at him quizzically, but the teen boy shook his head and the Principal slammed down the gavel, "Sold for one hundred and ten dollars." Dawn slid back to her seat, "Thank you," she mouthed. Joyce nodded, "It was more than I wanted to pay, but I couldn't have you been beaten by Jonathan," she murmured. "I'd have won," countered Dawn, throwing a quick glance towards Buffy's old classmate and his friends, "but jeez, Mom, that boy is creepy... he freaks me out, an evening alone with him would be too yeuch for words." "No problem, though it's cleared me out," Joyce said. "Shall we slip away?" Dawn gave a smile, which spoke of a ...