Later, on another occasion, Ana described a vivid sexual encounter with two boys. She explained how she more or less ordered the boys to follow her into the woods behind the barn and she allowed them both to lick her and penetrate her. The way in which Ana told the story painted her as a sexually bored nymphomaniac, and this kind of thing was common for her.
She shared other similar stories whenever the two ladies washed the dishes, away from the prying ears of the remainder of the Graham family.
Ana Marie and Katrina had gradually come to understand that they could share a deep degree of intimacy between each other that nobody else would ever recognize or suspect. It was too strange to believe, and too difficult, so the spectators were …show more content…
It seemed like Ana held all the power. The thing that Kitty initially missed was that Ana was just as eager to impress. Kitty did it with gifts and Ana used words. Kitty thought that Ana held all the power, but that was an illusion maintained by her ability to discipline visible reactions and conceal her triggers. To Ana, Kitty held all the power because everything Ana did was to impress her. She was god, after all…
Ana was so much more eager and nervous and hungry than Katrina could ever understand, but she was better at taming her anxiety and eagerness. So good, in fact, that it was completely undetectable. Ana was a ticking time bomb, suppressing an eternity of cleverness and horniness. She relished and exploited every opportunity to impress, and Kitty made her smarter. She was smarter in her presence because she needed to be to win her approval.
Whether Ms. Graham was smarter than Ms. Green is difficult to determine. She was certainly more secretive, and that little bit of indistinguishable gray area was enough so that the scale could be tipped in either direction. Each felt that the other was more clever, and that they were the one undeserving of the other's attention. Each attempted to impress and win over the other without revealing any personal weaknesses.
Kitty convinced herself that she was content with this verbal …show more content…
The next two years were a surreal fantasy. Kitty had already seen Ana blossom into a gorgeous young woman, and now, she watched as her passion evolved and took on an identity of it's own. Her desire began as a vague attempt to connect, and quickly turned into a very deliberate, calculated attack. She was a killer; a cunning hunter.
Ana knew Kitty was too inundated to consider a physical encounter before she turned 18, but after that, Ana suspected that a proper scenario or correct composition of variables would allow the opportunity a chance to become.
In the meanwhile, Kitty was playing along and had two years to decide if she wanted to risk everything and leap head-first into the deep end. These two years were the best years of their lives; neither of them had ever been so tested, inspired or driven to impress. They were crafty, supremely clever and completely undetectable. Their secret language had become so polished and subtle that they could communicate casually in a room full of oblivious family members. It was sexy because it was fucking daring; hidden in the limelight. The very idea of it's existence was a turn
She shared other similar stories whenever the two ladies washed the dishes, away from the prying ears of the remainder of the Graham family.
Ana Marie and Katrina had gradually come to understand that they could share a deep degree of intimacy between each other that nobody else would ever recognize or suspect. It was too strange to believe, and too difficult, so the spectators were …show more content…
It seemed like Ana held all the power. The thing that Kitty initially missed was that Ana was just as eager to impress. Kitty did it with gifts and Ana used words. Kitty thought that Ana held all the power, but that was an illusion maintained by her ability to discipline visible reactions and conceal her triggers. To Ana, Kitty held all the power because everything Ana did was to impress her. She was god, after all…
Ana was so much more eager and nervous and hungry than Katrina could ever understand, but she was better at taming her anxiety and eagerness. So good, in fact, that it was completely undetectable. Ana was a ticking time bomb, suppressing an eternity of cleverness and horniness. She relished and exploited every opportunity to impress, and Kitty made her smarter. She was smarter in her presence because she needed to be to win her approval.
Whether Ms. Graham was smarter than Ms. Green is difficult to determine. She was certainly more secretive, and that little bit of indistinguishable gray area was enough so that the scale could be tipped in either direction. Each felt that the other was more clever, and that they were the one undeserving of the other's attention. Each attempted to impress and win over the other without revealing any personal weaknesses.
Kitty convinced herself that she was content with this verbal …show more content…
The next two years were a surreal fantasy. Kitty had already seen Ana blossom into a gorgeous young woman, and now, she watched as her passion evolved and took on an identity of it's own. Her desire began as a vague attempt to connect, and quickly turned into a very deliberate, calculated attack. She was a killer; a cunning hunter.
Ana knew Kitty was too inundated to consider a physical encounter before she turned 18, but after that, Ana suspected that a proper scenario or correct composition of variables would allow the opportunity a chance to become.
In the meanwhile, Kitty was playing along and had two years to decide if she wanted to risk everything and leap head-first into the deep end. These two years were the best years of their lives; neither of them had ever been so tested, inspired or driven to impress. They were crafty, supremely clever and completely undetectable. Their secret language had become so polished and subtle that they could communicate casually in a room full of oblivious family members. It was sexy because it was fucking daring; hidden in the limelight. The very idea of it's existence was a turn