What's a Limnophile ? - Sex Stories

What's a Limnophile ?

... night I knocked on their door and Ben answered. He smiled as he saw me but said, "Bad news. Really bad news. She has rules."

Bonnie was at the kitchen table, double-checking something in a notebook. She told us, "Have a seat, and some wine."

I'd only had wine a couple of times before and filled my glass nearly to the top. The spout on the box of red wine was really convenient. I thought messing with corks was annoying.

Ben saw my glass and chuckled, "You planning on getting hammered again?"

He poured his about half full, saying; "The glasses are tall to hold the aroma, but a serving of wine is only about half a beer. It's stronger."

I took a sip and kind of liked it.

Bonnie said, "I decided we can try sharing you. But I have some rules."

Ben joked, "Be afraid of anybody who makes rules."

She tried to ignore him, saying; "The first rule is for safety. None of the three of us will have sex with anybody else, just Lewis and Ben, and Lewis and I." Ben and I nodded.

"The second rule is, use condoms for butt stuff, or intercourse." We agreed again.

"The third rule is, clean up after yourself. I don't want used condoms or dirty underwear all over the place."

Ben joined in, "And the fourth rule is, don't have any fun." He flicked the tip of her nose with his finger.

She complained angrily, "Ben, I'm giving you want you want! The least you can do is be polite!"

He sheepishly apologized. "Sorry. I really appreciate it, Bonnie. Thanks."

She ...

... said, "And the real fourth rule is, we get Lewis on alternating days. He'll be with Ben tonight, and me tomorrow."

He asked, "Can we change that? How about I get him an hour a day, and he'll be with you the rest of the time?"

She turned to him. "Why?"

"I don't know about Lewis, but I want sex every day. And I'm not really a romantic, long talk kind of guy."

"Okay, that's fine. An hour with Ben, and the rest of the time with me." She smiled as she crossed out the rule and wrote in the new one. I thought she might make a good lawyer. It didn't surprise me a bit, to find out she was in Pre-Law.

She said, "And the last rule is about fairness with money. We're kind of poor, and can't pay much for dates, so we should split the cost. And to be fair, if somebody gets a gift, the other should get something of equal value too."

Ben looked like he was asleep, with his elbow on the table, and chin in his hand. I was beginning to get bored too. "I don't need anything fancy, and I'm not well off either, so don't worry about that. Any other rules?"

"Not really a rule, but, um... can I watch you sometimes?"

Ben jumped back in the conversation, "Sure. If I can watch you?"

She protested, "You already do!"

Ben happily jumped up. "It's settled then. How about we go on my kind of date first, then we can go on whatever kind of date you want tomorrow, Lew?"

I agreed, "Sure, Ben."

"Cool. Grab a couple towels from the bathroom and get your clothes off."

When I got ...