3. Take a Peak

TAKE A PEAK

MITCHELL

Iknew Jo would like the waterfall I led her to. It only took a little rearranging of the trail, pushing part of the hiking path in a new direction, to bring her here. Of course, she is immediately complimentary. Of course, she loves my natural splendor.

I want her to see all of me, to appreciate every inch of me.

I didn’t expect her to begin undressing. To remove her boots, to unbutton her plaid shirt, slowly revealing the purple mountains’ majesty o, her chest. With their perfect puffy peaks on her skin the color of my sandstone bluffs

She’s beautiful, my Jo. She leaves her clothing on the shore and wades into my shallow pool. The light bouncing off of my water casts beautiful patterns across her naked torso.

And she submerges herself completely, plunging deep into me.

It feels so good to be touching every part of her.

The feeling makes my rocks rumble. Strange urges course through my iron veins as she sinks into my water, all the way to the muddy bottom of my lake, Until I can feel all of her.

All of her inside me, surrounded by me. Before she floats back up, smoothly breaking the surface of my water, throwing her head back, inhaling a deep breath of air, before she thrusts herself back into the water.

In and out, up and down, at a perfect rhythm of her breath.

I want to return the sensation. I want to feel more of her. For her to know the same kind of pleasure that she brings to me.

The rumbling urge in my stones is stronger than before. It’s something that I only feel when she’s with me. The desire to have more, to be more, for her. Something in me longs to be released.

“Thanks for having such great waters, Mitchell.” She floats on her back, her gorgeous body pointed up at the cloud as she smiles toward my peak. Like she knows I can hear her. I love when she speaks to me, praises me like this.

“I love you.” I say, but I know all she can hear is the whisper of wind in her ear.

I wish I could have more of her. I don’t know how, or what I’d do if I could. I only know that I need her. I need her like I’ve never needed anything ever before.

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