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Authors: Lynn Ames
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wanted to be here when my fiancée got home from work.”
    “I love the way you think.” Kate wrapped her arm around Jay’s waist as they made their way to the kitchen. “What are we having? Whatever it is, it smells like heaven.”
    “I thought I’d get a bit creative tonight. I’m making duck à l’Orange with wild rice, salad and, if you’re really nice to me, chocolate mousse for dessert.”
    “Wow. What did I do to deserve all this?”
    “You fell in love with the right girl.”
    “I sure did.” Kate turned Jay in her arms, running her hands up her back while pulling her in close. “I love you, Jamison. So very, very much.”
    “And I love you, Katherine, more than words can ever express.”
    After a moment lost in each other’s gazes, they allowed their mouths to meet. It was not a passionate kiss, but one that bespoke a connection that ran deeper than either could put into words.
    When they parted, Kate ran her finger along Jay’s jaw, unwilling to sever the physical link so soon. Her eyes lingered on Jay’s face.
    Eventually, she broke the spell. “Let me just go change my clothes quickly. I’ll be right back.”

    Lynn Ames

    “Okay. Dinner will be on the table in five minutes, so no dawdling up there, Kyle.”
    “Are you calling me a loafer?”
    “Just get moving, you’re wasting time. You’re down to four minutes, twenty-eight seconds. Twenty-seven, twenty-six...”
    “I get the idea. I’m going, already, I’m going.”
    True to her word, Kate was back in under five minutes. Jay was just putting the food on the table when she walked into the dining room.
    “It looks as wonderful as it smells. Always a good sign.”
    “Keep it up and Fred will be eating your portion.”
    “Hey, that’s a little extreme, don’t you think?”
    “I try not to.”
    “Very cute, Parker.” Kate took Jay’s hand, kissing the back of it before turning it over and kissing the palm. “Thank you for making a lovely meal, honey.”
    “That’s better,” Jay winked. “Nice comeback.”
    “Glad to see I haven’t lost my touch.”
    They enjoyed a leisurely dinner, feeding each other bits of duck along with forkfuls of rice. When it came time for dessert, by mutual consent they decided to move to the bedroom. Kate carried the bowl of mousse upstairs.
    Jay ran one finger down Kate’s fly, pausing before retracing her movements upward. Reaching the button at Kate’s waist, she released it from its clasp, lowering the zipper with exaggerated slowness and easing the jeans down long legs.
    Kate stepped out of the pants, her eyes fixed on Jay’s mouth. Without turning her head, she located the dessert bowl and spooned some of the fluffy chocolate onto her index finger. Carefully, she painted Jay’s lips before ducking her head and spending a long time removing the confection.
    “Mm. Tasty dessert, love.”
    Jay bent down, relieving Kate of her panties. “I’ll have to see for myself, now, won’t I?” She scooped a generous helping of chocolate onto her fingers, sliding them against Kate’s wetness. Pausing to look up at her lover, she smiled wickedly just before dropping to her knees, immersing herself in Kate’s sweet-tasting center.
    “How’s—oh God, right there, baby—the mousse?” Kate managed to choke out, seconds before a wave of pleasure swamped her senses.
    When she was able, she pulled Jay to her feet, lifting her into her arms and carrying her to the bed. She took care in stripping Jay, applying chocolate to breasts, pelvic bones, navel, and clit. She sucked each chocolate-covered finger into her mouth, smiling when she felt Jay squirm in anticipation of what was to come.

    The Cost of Commitment

    Kate began with Jay’s breasts, her palms caressing the outer curves, her mouth hovering over coated nipples. Gradually she lowered her head, her lips enveloping the sweet-tasting skin.
    “Mm, now this is the way to enjoy dessert.”
    Trying to think of a witty comeback, Jay murmured,

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