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The coffee shop is busy. They have biked for 10 miles this morning. Chatting companionably in the early morning sunshine. The aroma of farmland and the dust of the road embedded in her sweat.
They laugh as they order their breakfast and find a place outside under an umbrella. Lattes in hand. Eggs, bacon and toast arrive quickly.

She pulls her fingers through her sweat-drenched hair lifting it to impudent spikes, her eyes laughing.

He is cool, shades covering his green eyes, a slight sheen on his clear skin. He is fit enough that 10 miles is a leisurely ride before breakfast, hardly a workout.

Her hand brushes his as she reaches for the pepper. A deliberate move.

She needs to touch him.
She wants to taste him.

She knows he will taste of salt and dust. His lips are smiling. So luscious.

He's finished every morsel on his plate. She passes him her toast which he accepts without comment, adding butter and jam before allowing it entry to his mouth.

She licks her lips, pulls on her shorts to relieve her discomfort.

Later on the path through the woods, they leave the bikes and wander into the thick brush, cool and green in the mounting sunlight.

His hand in her hair takes control, lips crushed against teeth, his hands on her ass, under her shorts.

She offers her submission.

He accepts.

Tomorrow, perhaps they will ride 13 miles.

 

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