Awakenings Ch. 25 - Sex Stories

Awakenings Ch. 25

... need my permission, but I do hope we'll get to spend some time together sight seeing." "Don't worry, daddy, Tricia and I want to spend lots of time with you. If we go out it will be after dinner." Jeanne said, "It's Christmas Eve. We should be together tonight." Jodie said, "Don't worry mom, we won't go out tonight." Tricia nodded in agreement. I said, "If you do go out you should invite your mother to join you. I'll bet she'd enjoy meeting a horny airman too." "Michael!" "What?" "Would you be okay with that?" "Sure, why not?" Jeanne thought for a moment and then she said, "No way buster, this week I'm all yours and only yours." Smiling, I said, "Okay." And then, taking a quick glance over my shoulder, I asked, "What about you Paul, do you mind if Tricia hooks up with a couple of horny airmen this week?" There was a moment of awkward silence. I sensed that everyone was amazed that I'd asked Paul that question. After a moment he answered, "Sir, it wouldn't be appropriate for me to mind. Mistress Patricia is my superior. I'm her servant. What she chooses to do with other men is none of my business." Tricia said, "That's a commendable answer, Paul. It shows you know your place. You've become a loyal servant. I'm proud of you." Not being able to see Paul's face without taking my eyes off the road, I couldn't tell how he was reacting to Trisha's comments, but I knew how I was reacting. Anger was welling up inside me. Sensing my mounting ire, Jeanne placed her hand on my knee and ...

... once again mouthed the words, "Let it go." Realizing that she was right, I took several deep breaths and calmed myself. As I was doing that, Jeanne turned to Tricia and said, "I understand that you and Paul are choosing to lead an alternative lifestyle, but it's Christmas Eve. We haven't been together for months. I really would like it if we could just be a family tonight. Also Tricia, your dad has had to deal with a lot of changes lately. I think it would be nice if you'd try to be subtle about your new lifestyle this week." "Yes, mom, of course. Dad, we're not trying to upset you, we really aren't. Paul and I have chosen to adopt a different lifestyle. We're both enjoying it, but we realize that it's different and you're still adapting to some major changes, so we'll try to be discreet." "Thank you, Tricia. This week I'd appreciate that." Everyone was quiet for a moment. Jodie finally broke the silence. "Dad, have you been to the River Walk?" "I was there this morning. It's charming and exciting. I'm sure it's even more beautiful at night, especially since its decorated for Christmas." Jeanne said, "It sounds wonderful. How far is it from our hotel?" "The liberty is on the River Walk. They have a patio bar adjacent to the river." "Can we have a drink there before dinner?" "I think that's an excellent idea." I exited the freeway. We passed through an older part of the city and then suddenly we were surrounded by hotels, souvenir shops and a park. "That's Alamo Plaza on our ...