L.M. Mountford

The Ski Trip

The Ski Trip

Charlotte and Vincent had been dating for roughly four months. They liked each other a lot, but Charlotte, a recent divorcee, had been through too many relationships that had been based purely on physical attraction and sex, including her short-lived marriage. In fact, after reluctantly re-entering the dating scene at the insistence of her best friend, she made sure that any guy who was interested in her was fully aware that he’d have to wait, possibly for a very long time, before there would be any chance of sexual activity in the relationship.

Vincent took the plunge anyway, and quickly became enamored with the young beauty. Despite significant egging on by his friends, including his best friend, Vincent resisted his own physical urges as well as the peer pressure, and gave Charlotte as much time and space as she needed.

After a while, and as he could sense that her resolve might be weakening a little, Vincent finally decided to make a bold move and asked Charlotte to accompany him on a weekend ski trip, being extra careful to leave her the option having her own bedroom at the resort, so as not to imply he was expecting her to sleep with him.

Charlotte was reluctant, but intrigued. She liked Vincent, was beginning to trust him, and was very attracted to him as well. But her past experiences with men had influenced every decision she’d made during the burgeoning relationship. She was confused, and so she reached out to her best friend again, who told her, in no uncertain terms, that she should accept Vincent’s invitation.

She did, but even as the couple made the drive to their weekend destination, Charlotte wasn’t sure what to expect. Neither was Vincent.

After their first day on the slopes, however, any tension they were feeling had begun to melt way, and when they got back to their private chalet on the edge of the resort, Charlotte finally gave in — not so much to Vincent, but to both her long pent-up desire as well as her physical attraction to her patient, attentive, attractive, sexy companion.

What followed was an evening of romance and passion neither had experienced before, but that Charlotte was determined to experience with Vincent again, and again, and again.

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