12 - Helka Leaves, Glenys Is Concerned - Sex Stories

12 - Helka Leaves, Glenys Is Concerned

... gag as the downward curve of my cock was twitching at the back of her throat so she paused before taking a deep breath and pulling at my hips to take me in deeper. I was close to coming as she continued to rhythmically pull my hips and soon, I came deep inside her throat.

Helka was gagging and she had to catch her breath to swallow as much of my load as she could. My knees were starting to buckle and eventually, I fell forward onto the bed, my cock still in her mouth. We fell apart, almost in a sixty-nine, so I adjusted my position so that could give her a proper send-off. She lay beneath me, licking at my softened cock and my final drops of cum, as I licked along her outer lips before plunging my tongue and fingers into her soaking slit. I didn't want to let her go and I kept licking and sucking until she squirted all over my face and chest!

We were both truly satisfied but we were also in a mess! We needed to clean up again! We used the cold water in the wash bowl and quickly dried off before we got dressed. We left my bedsit, Helka for the final time, and we hurried to the tube station. Four stops later and a short walk, we reached the LSE. We went to Helka's room to gather her suitcases and she took a last look around. I also took a last look around that room, remembering a lustful summer with Helka and, sometimes, with Lisa. What a wonderful time we'd had!We took Helka's cases to the reception hall and, shortly afterwards, the coach arrived. Students were boarding ...

... but she was one of the last to board as we shared a last-minute hug and kisses. We were both in tears - not ashamed to admit it - but, finally, Helka got on. She managed to get a window seat so we could blow kisses and then, the coach pulled away. So much sadness in our separation, so much sadness in my heart. I wondered what the future would hold for us and, possibly, a little baby ...____________________________________Back to work and I was coming up to my six-month appraisal. Quite important, really, as it determined whether or not I'd be retained or unemployed! Recent events may have affected my work performance but, obviously, I had to put my best foot forward to make sure I stayed in the job.

Working in London in 1976 was full of fundamental problems. There was a timetable of power cuts in areas of London - one day, the power went down at work so we were allowed to go home early! By the time I got home, the power had gone down in MY area so I had to spend the evening in the dark, listening to my battery-powered radio!

Then, there was a nationwide heatwave, causing droughts, water supply shortages and plagues of, first, aphids (because of the warm weather) and, secondly, ladybirds (because aphids are ladybirds' favourite food!). You couldn't walk along the streets without crunching insects beneath your feet!

And, of course, from my perspective, I was missing the beautiful Helka!

So, my work assessment was very largely affected by these outside issues. In the ...