Authors: Bianca Vix
Tags: #menage, #bisexual, #romance, #mfm, #erotica, #bianca vix, #summer dream, #chocolate erotic, #mmf, #erotic, #threesome, #fmm
A Summer Dream
A Summer Dream
by Bianca Vix
Copyright © 2014 by Bianca Vix
Published by Chocolate Erotic Press
Book and cover design by Fine Line Design
All rights reserved.
A Summer Dream is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual people (living or dead), events or locations is entirely coincidental. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the author.
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Chapter 1
“Do you have any sunscreen?” Lillah asked Kat, annoyed that she hadn’t remembered herself. Richard had always packed for the two of them whenever they went to the beach. Her habit of relying on her husband wasn’t quite broken, even though her marriage was.
She had received the final divorce judgement yesterday, a Friday evening surprise waiting for her when she got home from work. And now it was done. She and Richard were finally, officially over.
Lillah hadn’t thought it was possible to feel any worse about the situation, expecting to be relieved at least, if not downright happy.
But she was wrong. The way her emotions were churning was overwhelming, and she couldn’t stop her mind looping around a brand new set of what-ifs that hadn’t even occurred to her before.
“You brought everything but the kitchen sink, and that’s what you forgot?” Kat teased her gently with a mock scowl, tossing her a small white bottle.
If it wasn’t for her best friend, Lillah would have spent her entire day the same way as she had last night. Endlessly going over her failed relationship, analyzing every detail, trying to figure out where everything had gone wrong.
Lillah smoothed the lotion over her bare skin, wishing there was a man doing it for her, strong fingers tracing their way lightly all over her body, working underneath her straps. Maybe someday.
Kat was determined take Lillah with her when she showed up at her place this morning. And when Kat set her mind to something, she always got the job done.
Lillah didn’t put up much resistance. She didn’t want to waste a gorgeous day in mourning for what could have been, she just needed some help to get herself out of her own head.
“Grab your stuff, we’re going to the beach,” she told Lillah, bursting into her living room, bikini straps peeking out from under her dress.
“I can’t,” Lillah had protested.
“Of course you can. Come on, if we don’t get going we won’t get a good spot.”
“I can’t go to Venice. Not yet. It’s too soon,” Lillah said. She and Richard had gone there all the time, it was their favorite. It held too many good memories. If she didn’t hold tightly onto the bad ones, regrets would come flooding back. It had taken all of her strength not to pick up the phone to call him last night.
“No, not Venice. I’ve got something else in mind.” Kat took her by the arm and led her to her bedroom. “Let’s get going. Bikini. On. Now.”
“Where?” Lillah asked, reluctantly rummaging through her dresser.
“It’s a surprise. Trust me, you’ll like it.”
If there was anyone she would have wanted to spend the day with, it was Kat. Her best friend for most of her life wouldn’t judge her for being upset over the arrival of the papers.
Even though they had been separated for two years now, it was still a big deal to Lillah. Kat got that.
With a flash of gratitude that she hadn’t driven Kat away, even after all the time she had spent analyzing Richard and her marriage, over and over again, Lillah went to her dresser to find a decent swim suit.
Anyway, it might be fun. Kat had already found her new beach bag in the closet and was off to grab a towel.
Kat pulled her convertible off the highway at an exit Lillah wasn’t expecting, but it wasn’t until they parked that she realized where they going.
Jewel Beach. She hadn’t been there since high school. But when they reached the sand, Kat turned left, away from the most popular part.
“This way,” Kat told her.
“Where are we going?” Lillah asked.
“The west side.”
“Really? Why?” It was the unofficial but well-known gay side of the beach.
“It’s time for you to be surrounded by some hot men,” Kat said, searching for a free spot as they picked their way across the crowded sand.
“But they’ll all be gay!” Lillah protested.
“So what?” Kat said, peering over the top of her sunglasses. “We’re here strictly for the eye candy. There’ll be lots of it, and we won’t get hassled. Don’t you think this view is worth it?”
Lillah scanned over the bodies dotting the sand. Kat was right. It was like a model bomb had dropped, leaving hot bodies everywhere.
“There’s a spot,” Kat said, hurrying over to a tiny sliver of sand Lillah hadn’t even noticed.
Spreading their brightly-colored beach towels out to stake their claim, they dropped their bags.
Kat gazed at the men surrounding them.
“The eye candy’s out in full force today,” she said, her voice at its full, booming volume.
“Kat,” Lillah said, barely putting any effort into her half-hearted reprimand. She was used to her friend not caring who overheard her, but Lillah felt compelled to try and tone her down sometimes.
A guy on the next towel over looked up when he heard her. Kat waved at him, a huge grin on her face.
Kicking her sandals off, Lillah tucked her legs underneath her, taking a good look around for the first time. They were surrounded by handsome, super-sculpted male bodies of all sorts. A shiver of excitement ran through her.
Just about all of the men were totally absorbed in checking each other out, blatantly accepting and rejecting invitations without a word exchanged between them.
“Yeah. The gay beach is a great place to meet men,” Lillah murmured.
“It’s not about finding a guy here. I’m trying to inspire you. You need to get out there, for real now. The time for meeting half-assed guys online and going on a couple of half-assed dates with them every now and then is over.”
Kat was right. As usual. The last man she had gone out with spent most of the evening talking about his ex, even though he claimed he had been divorced for five years already.
“How do you meet men now if not online?” she pointed out to Kat. “Besides, that’s how my cousin met her husband.”
Kat turned over onto her stomach, wriggling her body around to get comfortable.
“The last thing you need right now is another husband. Why not just have a hot summer fling? When was the last time you had great sex? Did anything happen with Mr. Venture Capitalist?”
“Nah,” Lillah shrugged. The man she had gone out with before the divorced guy had been promising. Really romantic at the beginning. On paper, he looked great: attractive, great job, nice car. But she hadn’t felt any chemistry with him. Since he hadn’t called her since their second date, she could only assume he felt the same way.
At least their one kiss had broken her streak of not having a man touch her for longer than she cared to admit. During their last year of marriage, Richard wasn’t exactly setting the bedroom on fire. He got into the habit of going to bed ridiculously early, even though he didn’t need to, and falling asleep before she joined him.
Every time she tried to initiate sex, he brushed her off. “What’s the rush? We have the rest of our lives to do that,” he started saying towards the end, right before she realized that spending the rest of her life with him was the last thing she wanted to do.
What life? Lillah had wanted to ask him. All you ever do sit in front of the computer. They used to go out most nights, always eager to try a new restaurant, a new show, a new bar. Now he couldn’t even be persuaded to go out for dinner once a month.
Kat had encouraged Lillah to leave him, but it took her a long time to work up her nerve. Embarrassingly long, to have wasted so much time with a man who didn’t really seem to notice if she was there with him or not.
“You’re free now,” Kat continued, once again rescuing her from her thoughts of Richard. “It’s time to start living again.”
Easy for her to say. Kat was great at being single. She dated when she liked and enjoyed herself no matter who she was with. Lillah envied her uncanny ability to see right past first impressions and determine whether or not someone was a jerk or a great guy almost within minutes of meeting them.
And these days she was dating a man who was so great that for the first time, Lillah envied her.
“How’s Dan?” she asked, trying to pull her mind from the endless pit of memories of her past life.
“Fab. We’re going out for dinner tonight,” Kat said, opening up the latest issue of her favorite fashion magazine. Lillah closed her eyes, already drowsy from the heat.
They lazed around all afternoon, chatting and enjoying themselves in between mini-naps and flipping through magazines. After tossing the last one aside, Kat sat up.
“Did you bring any juice?” she asked Lillah.
Lillah dug around in her bag, finding a bottle for Kat, when someone walking down the beach caught her eye.
Lillah stared at him, her mouth going dry. He might have been the sexiest man she’d ever seen. His tanned skin had a slight sheen to it, his muscles flexing with every move.
He looked to be about twenty eight, his windswept blond waves of hair falling just above his shoulders, bare chest leading down past taut abs to a trim waist. Even his back was sculpted, and she followed it right down to his tight, round ass.
But it wasn’t just his body that got her rapt attention. He was strikingly handsome, with a strong jaw and sinful lips curving into a smile before he called out to someone behind him.
“Wow,” Kat muttered. “Those two stand out even among this crowd.”
His blue board shorts hung below his hip bones and Lillah had to wonder how they didn’t slip down.
“Maybe his huge cock is keeping them up,” Kat said into her ear, following her gaze and reading her mind.
Lillah burst out laughing before she could stop herself. He turned his head to look her way, catching her staring. Blushing furiously, she tore her eyes away. Too late.
At the same time, the guy spotted the newly-vacant piece of sand that had opened up next to Lillah. He changed course, turning to head towards her and Kat, waving at someone else they still couldn’t see.
“Kat!” Lillah hissed, but she just laughed, checking him out shamelessly as he got closer.
“I bet you want to follow his treasure trail,” Kat said, her voice loud enough for him to hear her. Lillah’s gaze fell involuntarily to his crotch for a split second before she caught herself.
