K is for...

Kettle.

It's time for Flash Fiction Friday, and I'm once again combining it with my AtoZ Challenge. The key word for today's picture was simmer and the word limit was 400.

Kari and Kimberly were out for a walk – taking in the warm, spring air. It had been rainy most of the weekend, but the sun was out and the scenery was so green after the weekend of rain. They simply had to get outside for some fresh air.

They were surprised when they came across the big kettle next to the river.

“Hey, you think that kettle would hold us?”

“I don’t know. Let’s fill it with water and find out.”

They smiled mischievously at each other and began carrying buckets full of water to pour into the huge kettle.

Once it was just the perfect depth, Kimberly started to undress.

“What are you doing?”

“Well, I don’t want to get my clothes all wet, silly.”

“Makes sense.”

“Brrr… it’s chilly. Let’s build a fire.”

The fire was roaring as they climbed into the kettle. As the water began to simmer, so did Kimberly as Kari reached over and began to massage her tits. She leaned back into her lover, a slight moan escaping her lips.

They melted into each other and began exploring each other more intensely. Kari reached her hand into the water, her fingers finding the soft folds of Kimberly’s wet pussy. She slipped one, two, three fingers inside her friend. Kimberly started bucking in pleasure, her moans echoing through the trees. She started kissing and suckling Kari’s tits in an effort to stifle her moans, but the fingering felt so good; she just got louder and louder. They were so in the moment; they barely noticed when the kettle fell off its stand. They simply rolled out and made love in the muddy grass.

After equally pleasuring themselves, they grabbed their clothes and headed back to the cabin to shower. All clean, they curled up together on the plush rug in front of a toasty fire. They embraced each other again; they still had a few more hours before heading back to the city and their husbands. It was definitely a girls’ weekend to remember.

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