h4.Frolicking In The Lake (In Undies)

Then again... there's always the added naughtiness of going swimming in your underpants when you're not supposed to!

Bruce McKenna and Sally Thomasine are copyrighted to TheHotrodHero.

Artwork is copyrighted to Beowulf100.

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Bruce McKenna and Sally Thomasine have only been together for a short while (about ten months), but in that time, they've each found a sense of love and respect that they just never felt with their old spouses. And with that comes a revival of old passions. Sally never admitted it before, but one of her greatest thrills is skinny-dipping. Sadly, there weren't many chances to do it in her old town. But now that she lives in a lakeside community, she has plenty more chances to go swimming in the buff; and Bruce certainly doesn't object to the exercise. In fact, they allowed their daughters, Maria and Eleanor, to have a slumber party their friend Nellie's house just so they could go out and do this.

That very afternoon, while the kids were still at school, Bruce rented a rowboat and took Sally for a romantic boat ride around the lake. Of course, he made sure to make a beeline for a more... secluded part of the lake. Once in the shallow waters of a lovely Cove, Bruce and Sally (carefully) undressed, hid their clothes under the seats, and went over the side. The water was only thigh-deep, but it was still a welcome respite from the heat of the day. Not wanting to be seen (or perhaps just wanting to get wet), Sally grabbed Bruce's arm and pulled him out towards the deeper water. Bruce made no effort to resist; happy to go along and take a swim with his beautiful new wife. Who knows? They might just get up to something more, later...

And then... there's always the added naughtiness of going swimming in your underpants when you're not supposed to.

Bruce McKenna and Sally Thomasine are copyrighted to SPARTASTICUS.

Artwork is copyrighted to Beowulf100.

The tales of a group of six friends as they navigate the challenges of adolescence and school life in the nineteen-eighties.