ericrodman101
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"I love you so fucking much," KittyKat whispered. Flavia smiled as she cradled the girl's head. She couldn't help it. Of course she knew KittyKat was smitten. No other explanation fitted the girl's behavior. Or Flavia's for that matter. Was Flavia in love? Maybe. She didn't believe in love. But that was not important to KittyKat, she knew. The girl was an incurable romantic. She could read KittyKat like a book. A Mills and Boon, even if an uncharacteristically pornographic one. When KittyKat let Angus fuck her, when she sucked multiple cocks, when she took them up her ass, when she licked cum or tongued assholes or engaged in whatever nefarious act, she was doing it for love, for the love of Flavia. And if there was one sexual act which said 'this is true love' it was being gangbanged because the person you loved wanted you to do it.
Should she respond to KittyKat? Tell the girl she loved her too? If she did would it be true or just what the girl wanted to hear? Flavia hesitated. She could feel the girl recovering slowly in her hands, and Angus breathing down her neck. What would he make of KittyKat's declaration, assuming he'd heard it. Because Flavia knew she had a rival for KittyKat's love. Angus, the Professor, loved her too. Unlike KittyKat, he just couldn't express it. Unlike Flavia.....maybe that was what she was called to do, to combat Angus's puppy love by telling KittyKat she loved her. Not because she did, but because it would divert the Professor, calm him down, defuse his aggressive ardor, and maybe ease the tension in the room, in the triangular relationship, not immediately perhaps, but in time.
The girl's eyes were closed. "I love you too," Flavia said, half mouthed, half whispered, hoping Angus might hear her, but maybe not KittyKat. Love was a bridge which could be crossed in only one direction. Once she and KittyKat were on the other side Angus might calm down and go back to being a boring nerdy old academic. But Flavia and KittyKat, together, on their own? Was that a good idea? Hmmm, she'd said it now. Maybe the girl hadn't heard her. Or only imagined it. Maybe...
Should she respond to KittyKat? Tell the girl she loved her too? If she did would it be true or just what the girl wanted to hear? Flavia hesitated. She could feel the girl recovering slowly in her hands, and Angus breathing down her neck. What would he make of KittyKat's declaration, assuming he'd heard it. Because Flavia knew she had a rival for KittyKat's love. Angus, the Professor, loved her too. Unlike KittyKat, he just couldn't express it. Unlike Flavia.....maybe that was what she was called to do, to combat Angus's puppy love by telling KittyKat she loved her. Not because she did, but because it would divert the Professor, calm him down, defuse his aggressive ardor, and maybe ease the tension in the room, in the triangular relationship, not immediately perhaps, but in time.
The girl's eyes were closed. "I love you too," Flavia said, half mouthed, half whispered, hoping Angus might hear her, but maybe not KittyKat. Love was a bridge which could be crossed in only one direction. Once she and KittyKat were on the other side Angus might calm down and go back to being a boring nerdy old academic. But Flavia and KittyKat, together, on their own? Was that a good idea? Hmmm, she'd said it now. Maybe the girl hadn't heard her. Or only imagined it. Maybe...
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