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Her Personal Trainer

She's happy collects his money each week before taking Kathy in his bed, bent over the sofa, or on the kitchen counter. Kathy is so addicted to her trainers strap-on, she begs for extra sessions now…

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Personal Trainer Part4: Double Life, by Mia Sumner

She told herself she could still turn around. Drive away. Stop this madness. Her panties were already damp when she rang the bell.

Personal Trainer Part 4: Double Life, by Mia Sumner

She woke early, eyes open, instantly awake. A glance to the side confirmed that in ten minutes her alarm would go off. She needed to be in Alex’s apartment in ninety minutes, dressed appropriately. That instruction had been weighing on her all week. Sliding out of bed, careful not to disturb the still sleeping Richard, she put her bare feet on the carpeted floor and walked over to the closet, wondering what exactly Alex wanted her to wear.

“Come back to bed babe.” Richard mumbled. Kathy glanced over her shoulder, but he hadn’t opened his eyes.

“I have an early appointment, go back to sleep honey.” It wasn’t entirely a lie, but it twisted her stomach anyway. Richard turned over, mumbling something she couldn’t make out. Guilt twisted into sadness at his disinterest.

She dressed quickly, pulling on fitted athletic leggings, darker and slimmer than her usual gym gear and just a cropped fitted top over her sports bra. It felt revealing. So fitted, nothing hidden underneath. Her office clothes went into a bag that she slung into the passenger seat. She was out of the house in under thirty minutes…

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People Were Paying Attention

Kathy really hadn't been sure at first when her boss gave her this new top at first as a Christmas present. It was much lower cut than her usually conservative style. But she thought she should wear it at least once and she had to admit she was getting a lot of compliments. People even seemed to be paying more attention to her in meetings. Perhaps she should wear it more often…

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