Personal Narrative: My Dress

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Please let me lower the halter top part of your dress. You should completely expose your boobs," Elizabeth suggested. "Completely removing the dress is better, providing nobody else can see us," I replied. I love the risk of being fully nude in public, although not for too long. There were enough people around us to block the view as she lifted the halter strap over my head, and lowered and completely removed my dress.

I'm now only wearing stay-up stockings and shoes as Elizabeth put the dress in my bag. I covered my boobs with my hands to tease for a few minutes, as I placed my feet back on the low table in front. I spread my feet and knees again to expose my pussy. Approximately ten people, including two women, were watching, and I felt incredibly sexually aroused. …show more content…
I removed my hands from my boobs and raised my spread knees, and I felt quite a rush as I completely exposed my pussy and anus. Elizabeth gently teased my pussy with my vibrator, and pulled back the hood of my clitoris and held the vibrator there for a few moments, and I moaned.

"Please push the vibrator inside my pussy," I told her as I spread my lips, and I moaned again as I stared at the people watching her slide my vibrator inside. She gently fucked my pussy and rubbed my anus as I stroked my clitoris and rubbed my nipples. I felt overwhelming and indescribable sexual pleasure. The people watching were awestruck and engrossed in what they were

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