Divi’s friends get a boat ride (Part 3)

As I settled down on my elbows holding my weight off of her, I mumbled, “That was nice. I think I could go forever because you are so beautiful and sexy.”

Priya laughed as her breasts jiggled under my chest, “You are a silver tongued devil aren’t you.” I bent down and kissed her. She threw her arms around my neck and kissed me back. She broke our embrace and pushed her face into my neck and whispered in my ear, “Thank you Jack for showing me what sex can be like.” I kissed her neck and she made that same ‘ummmmmm’ sound.

Another thunderstorm was tuning up and rain slashed against the bedroom windows in sheets. I rolled off Priya toward my side of the bed and lay on my side tracing my index finger around her closest nipple. She turned on her side facing me and we gave each other a quick series of kisses. Lightning lit up the room and I timed the arrival of the accompanying thunder. It was ten seconds. “Two miles away.”

I kissed Priya’s forehead as I held her close to me. Lightning flashed again and I counted. Nine seconds. “The storm is coming this way.” I pulled the top sheet up over us and waited for the next flash. I fell asleep before it came.

I don’t know how long I had been asleep when a loud crash startled me awake. Priya had turned her back to me and had cuddled up in a spooning position. Her left hand gripped my soft cock and I had my left hand on her right tit. She sprang up to a sitting position and said, “Holy shit that scared me. That was close.” Before we could even get fully awake; another bright flash lit up the room followed by a loud clap of thunder several seconds later. Even though we were expecting the thunder, we still flinched when it arrived. “The girls aren’t going to like this,” said Priya.

We both propped ourselves against the headboard and watched the darkness waiting for the next flash. We got two separated by a second or two and a long mind numbing clap of thunder a second later. The slashing rain stopped but we could still hear it drumming on the roof. Another flash and instantaneous clap of thunder scrambled our senses.

As the thunder rolled around the lake, I heard a scream. It must have been loud and close to be heard over the cacophony of the storm. Seconds later, there came a sound of what can best be described as a heard of buffalos on the outside stairs, leading up to my deck. Another flash, another scream and another thunder clap. The sliding glass door in the living room screeched open and slammed shut a second later.

“What the fuck?” I said, as Divi and Joanna crashed open the bedroom door and flew onto my bed. Another flash of lightning revealed the horrified looks on their faces like a strobe light and they pulled the quilt, at the bottom of the bed, over their heads. The thunder made Priya and I flinch and the girls screamed again. As if she thought her mother had a direct line to God, Divi screamed, “Mom! Make it stop!” Joanna was crying hard with terror.