What Happens On The Beach…Might Not Stay On The Beach [M19/F19] [friends to lovers] [PIV] [public] [outdoors] [quickie]
The first thing I noticed when I got out of the car was that he had gotten hotter.
Goddammit.
It was the summer after freshman year of college, and I was meeting up with my high school friends to camp on the beach—a yearly tradition since we could drive.
The sun was already low in the sky when I arrived, pulling into the sparsely-occupied lot around 8pm. We would make a bonfire and sit around drinking and talking and making s’mores until the sun came up.
“Hey Frankie!” Sam called, walking briskly up the beach toward me. My name’s Francesca and I’ve always hated the nickname Frankie—except when he used it. He had been a friend since our awkward middle school days, but I’d been nursing a reluctant crush on him since about junior year of high school. Our timing had never been quite right, and the fact that he had gone away to college and come back even hotter didn’t make it any easier.
“Hey, Sam,” I called back. I reached into my trunk, grabbed my backpack, and slung it over my shoulder. I slammed the trunk closed and there he was, his eyes shining.
“It’s so good to see you,” he said, pulling me into a bear hug. “You look great.”
“You do too!” I responded, trying to be casual, feeling anything but casual. “You’ve already got a great summer tan going.”
“Yeah, lifeguarding will do that,” he said. “Well, come on, come on, let’s get back over to everyone.”
As it turned out, I was the last to arrive. Everyone else was there—we were about a dozen people altogether—and the bonfire was already burning merrily. I tossed my backpack into the pile of stuff the others had brought and laid out my towel by the fire.
We spent the next several hours catching up as the sun went down, laughing and joking like no time had passed. Amy’s older brother had gotten us a couple of cases of beer, and we drank enthusiastically.
The fire began to die down, and Sam popped to his feet and volunteered to get more driftwood. “Hey, Frankie—want to come with me?”
A chorus of “ooooooo” went around the bonfire and I blushed, but stood up to follow Sam down the beach.
“Don’t be too long, guys!” a voice called after us. I wasn’t sure who it was, but I made a mental note to strangle them when I got back.
Sam and I trundled along the beach in silence for a few moments, looking for logs of driftwood to bring back to the fire. The whitewashed lifeguard tower swam gradually out of the darkness, and the words spilled out of my mouth before my brain could stop them:
“Hey—race you to the lifeguard tower!”
Without waiting for him to acknowledge me, I began running, the sand shifting under my bare feet. I ran, laughing and gasping, and just as I was about to reach the tower I felt him grab me around the waist. I shrieked as we went tumbling to the sand and he landed on top of me, his face inches from mine.
“You’ve been making me chase you for a long time,” he said. “But I’ve caught you now.”
I didn’t understand what he meant until his lips were on mine.
My head spun from our fall, from the beer, from the feel of his tongue in my mouth. Was he really kissing me?
He answered the question before I could ask it. “You have no idea how long I’ve wanted to do that.”
“Me too,” I whispered.
He smiled in the dark and grabbed my hand. “Come on.”
He pulled me up from the sand and up the short set of stairs to the deck that overlooked the water. He pushed me up against the wall of the tiny building, my back against the rough wood, and kissed me again.
“We’ll have to be quick,” he said, and I nodded.
His hands slid up my front to cup my breasts, gently pushing aside my bikini top to expose my nipples to the warm night air. He caressed them gently as he kissed me, sending tingles through my body as I felt his hardness growing against me. His bare chest was warm against mine, his skin a welcome heat even in the midsummer humidity.
Sweat broke out on my forehead as we kissed urgently, as if we’d never have the opportunity again.
For all we knew, we wouldn’t.
I had on a pair of denim shorts over my bikini bottoms, and he unbuttoned them and pushed them down my hips. They puddled at my feet and I stepped out of them. His hands stayed at my hip level, one cupping my ass as the other slipped between my legs to pull my bathing suit aside.
The moment he touched me there I was putty in his hands, dripping wet as a thousand different fantasies came true at once. I shuddered at his touch and threw my arms around his neck, holding him closer as he probed into me.
“You’re so wet for me already,” he breathed. “Are you ready for me?”
I nodded, panting. He pulled me away from the wall and positioned me against the railing. I leaned on it, propped on my elbows, and he pulled my bathing suit aside again. He ran his fingers through the wetness between my legs one more time, and then he was pushing into me.
Not a single one of the fantasies I’d envisioned over the duration of my crush could hold a candle to the real thing. He was inside me, actually inside me, his hand on my breast and his mouth on my neck. I pushed back into him, needing him deeper, needing him to fill me up.
He chuckled in my ear. “If I’d known you wanted me so bad, I would’ve made my move sooner,” he whispered. I groaned and pushed back harder. His other hand slipped down to my clit and began to rub light circles over it, and my knees nearly buckled under me. Another moan escaped from me, louder this time.
“Shhhhh.” His breath in my ear. “You don’t want them to hear us, do you?”
I shook my head, unable to speak.
“Good girl.”
His words sent shivers through me, and I bit back a whimper.
He moved slowly, silently, in and out of me, the only sound his heavy breathing in my ear. I twisted toward him and we kissed again, his tongue seeking mine, my breathing coming faster as he pushed me toward the edge. Sweat was running down my face now, his body a furnace pressed against mine, the air wet and close on our skin.
His thrusts came hardier, jerkier. My legs began to tremble and he held me firmly against him, one finger still teasing my clit, and then I was spasming uncontrollably, my muscles clenching down on the hard shaft inside me. He lasted for two more thrusts and then I felt him begin to pulse, holding me against him as he came. We quivered together, lips touching, as the pleasure washed over us.
We rested together for a moment, his sweaty forehead resting on my shoulder, his hands still on my breast and between my legs. He pulled out slowly and slipped my bathing suit back into place, then tucked himself back into his shorts. I stepped back into my discarded denim shorts and buttoned them up again. I could feel his come dripping slowly out of me to soak my bathing suit.
“Come on, let’s actually go find some driftwood.” He reached for my hand and laced his fingers with mine.
***
We returned to the bonfire about ten minutes later, our arms full of driftwood logs. We’d been gone only twenty minutes, but the group teased us anyway. We just shrugged and dropped the logs in a pile so some of the guys could start building the fire back up, then sat down on opposite sides of the pit. As conversation resumed, we glanced at each other across the fire from time to time, sharing secret smiles that we hoped no one noticed.
The sun began to come up as the fire died down again, and people began to drift away. Sam and I were among the last two people left, and I could tell we were both lingering, waiting to be alone. He approached as I shook the sand from my towel, then began to fold it up.
“Sam, I—” He cut me off with a kiss, and I stared at him, nonplussed.
“What were you going to say?” he asked, his face still close to mine.
“I…don’t remember,” I said, and he kissed me again. “This is a surprise,” I murmured. My towel had fallen to the sand, forgotten; his hands were on my hips again and I couldn’t form rational thoughts.
“Why?” he said, smiling, pulling me closer.
“I just—I didn’t—I thought maybe—I thought it was just, like, that you probably wanted a one time thing.” I had to drag the words out; the gold flecks in his brown eyes were all I could think about.
“Frankie,” he said, his hand cupping my face now as he looked into my eyes, “if you think I’m going to give this up, and by this I mean both our friendship and what we did a few hours ago—” His eyes flick toward the lifeguard tower, then back to me. “—you’re crazy.”
“But I thought—” Why am I fighting this, isn’t this what I’ve wanted—even though I didn’t want to want it—for years? “I thought, you know, going back to school—we’re both working during the summer—”
“We’ll figure it out,” he said, and kissed me again, lightly.
“Oh…okay,” I said, a smile spreading across my face.
“Now,” he said, picking up my towel and brushing the sand from it again. “Can I take you out to breakfast?”
I smiled and laced my fingers through his, and together we walked to the parking lot.