MasukThe next day the weather took pity on us and the blazing sun came back. Armed with beach stuff, creams, and water toys, we headed to the beach early in the morning.
I often see Nazar half-naked, but when his body is touched by sunlight… that’s a whole different kind of art. Can a person really be that attractive and perfect? But unlike our first time together at the beach, this time it started to bother me that other women were staring at him so openly. Fucking dried-up vultures. Since when did I learn to be jealous? I need to cut that shit out… Trying to suppress those toxic feelings, I pushed them aside and we had a great time with the kids. We swam in the sea, tried to teach them how to swim, sprayed each other with water guns, buried Nazar in sand, ate delicious baklava and shrimp. You couldn’t drag the kids out until their lips turned blue. When the little hooligans were ordered to warm up and sunbathe, I decided to take a quick dip myself, peacefully and carefree. Stepping into the water, I slowly went deeper. A small wave lifted me pleasantly, and I swam out a bit, pushed off the bottom, and lay on the surface, closing my eyes in bliss. I love the sea. I jerked in fear when I felt something big moving under me. Scenes from Jaws flashed through my head in all their bloody glory, and I swear I even heard the soundtrack. “Nazar!” I snapped at the laughing bastard, who surfaced, humming that exact tune. “I’m here, my mermaid,” he grinned smugly, swimming up to me, grabbing my legs and hooking them around his hips. “I almost died from—what the hell are you doing?!” I hissed in horror as the satisfied bastard pushed my bikini bottoms aside and started working inside me with his fingers. “There are people everywhere!” “Adrenaline makes everything sharper,” his fingers were suddenly replaced by something much more substantial, and I gasped. “Makes emotions and sensations stronger.” “They can see us! The kids are there!” I couldn’t hold back, letting out a soft moan as the bastard started moving, slowly, torturously, deliciously, pulling me onto himself. His other hand squeezed my breast, playing with my nipple. “The kids are sunbathing and on their phones. For everyone else, we’re just rocking in the waves in each other’s arms,” he whispered into my neck, and I closed my eyes from the intensity of the sensations, from the spice of the situation and all those unsuspecting spectators. “The faster we finish, the less obvious it’ll be. Kiss me.” And I kissed him. The way I love to. And I knew no one would notice anyway, because I was already on the edge. That adrenaline rushing through my veins was doing miracles. “Ah, Nazar,” I bit my lip to keep from crying out as the orgasm hit, clenching my legs tighter around him. He kissed my neck, not stopping, prolonging my pleasure. Then he pulled me closer by the back of my head and kissed me deeply while spilling inside me. “I love you,” he whispered against my lips, pulling my bikini back into place and even giving my pussy a light slap. “Me or her?” I nodded underwater and started laughing. “Both of you,” Yartsev laughed, kissing me again and then properly lifting me bridal-style, carrying me toward the shore. “I’ll miss your dick too,” I shot back sarcastically. He didn’t answer, just gave a meaningful huff. In the evening, Yartsev surprised me by saying we had a date planned—just the two of us—by the sea. The kids were exhausted and falling asleep on their feet, so Nazar made a deal with Masha to watch Luka, giving us time alone. It was one of the best dates of my life. We sat at a restaurant table, watching the night sea, talking a lot. Nazar openly told me about his life, his mom, his dad, some significant events. Turns out Vicky isn’t as proper as she seemed, and Kirill had his wild moments before meeting her. The story of how they met and were forced to marry shocked me. Good thing everything turned out more than fine for them. After dinner, we walked along the promenade for a long time before going down to the shore. Live music was playing at a nearby café, and Nazar asked me to dance. So we danced barefoot in the sand, laughing and fooling around until we collapsed into the still-warm sand. That’s where passion hit us. Raw, animal desire. And we didn’t give a damn if anyone saw us. We were just loving each other, and nothing could have stopped us in that moment, not even a crowd sitting right next to us. We spent a few wonderful days at the sea and got an incredible number of unforgettable emotions. The kids were happy. I was happy too. For at least one period of my life, I can honestly say I had a real, full family. And it doesn’t really matter that we’re all from different worlds and places. What matters is that our feelings for each other were real. And I’ll carry those memories with me my whole life… as the most precious ones.Panic and worries crashed over me like a wave, and I burst into the kids’ bathroom, making Masha jump. The girl was standing by the sink, wiping her face after washing up, but my sudden entrance scared her so badly she dropped the towel and stared at me with huge eyes, breathing hard.“What the hell are you barging in like that for?” she pressed a trembling hand to her chest. “What if I was taking a dump in here?”Damn, déjà vu. Now Nazar doesn’t seem like such an asshole as he did back then.“Sorry. I just saw…” I shuffle awkwardly, bending to pick up the towel. My gaze falls on the toilet, where blood-stained paper hadn’t been flushed. “Masha… tell me, did your period start already?”At my question, the girl tensed up and realized I’d seen everything. So that’s why she felt so bad yesterday evening… and the blood by the door.“Yeah,” she answered shortly, looking anywhere but into my eyes.“Oh, baby,” I step closer and hug her lightly. “You should’ve told me right away. You shouldn’
“Fuck…” I dropped my head onto the table, deliberately wanting to hurt myself a little. Though the physical pain is nothing compared to what’s going on inside.“You’re too hard on yourself and on me,” I heard Nazar say as he moved closer, taking Luka’s seat. “We could’ve had a good time. My brother and Vicky are great people, and you already know the kids. I would’ve figured something out, or told the truth. They’re used to my… unconventional behavior. Nothing surprises them anymore.”“You’re really not helping right now,” I muttered without lifting my head. “‘Used to it.’ And you’re here trying to prove something serious to me? Even your own family knows you’re unpredictable. Clearly not the first time,” I lifted my head and looked into his green eyes. “You want me as your wife. Let’s ASSUME I became one. Then what? I just sit and wait for the next thing you pull? Like sitting on a powder keg.”“I’m different with you,” the man touched my face and smiled softly. “And you can pull jus
Anya Shumilskaya:Unfortunately, everything good has a habit of ending, and we came back home.The kids were happy and tanned, and most importantly, full of positive and bright impressions. Honestly, I don’t even know how I’ll be able to part with them. But they have their own legal mother, whom Masha still visits sometimes, bringing food and some medication. And overall, our whole idea… is pretty questionable from a legal standpoint. You could twist it any way and drag us into administrative trouble.Nazar wanted to help and send their mother, Natalya, to rehab for alcoholism. Masha wasn’t against it, but she was terrified they’d be taken to an orphanage. So Yartsev acted like he didn’t know where the kids were and just wanted to help. But it turned out… the mother herself doesn’t want help. She doesn’t want treatment, and honestly, it felt like she didn’t understand anything going on around her. Like it’s not just alcoholism there, but something wrong with her head too.In a few day
The next day the weather took pity on us and the blazing sun came back. Armed with beach stuff, creams, and water toys, we headed to the beach early in the morning.I often see Nazar half-naked, but when his body is touched by sunlight… that’s a whole different kind of art. Can a person really be that attractive and perfect?But unlike our first time together at the beach, this time it started to bother me that other women were staring at him so openly.Fucking dried-up vultures.Since when did I learn to be jealous? I need to cut that shit out…Trying to suppress those toxic feelings, I pushed them aside and we had a great time with the kids. We swam in the sea, tried to teach them how to swim, sprayed each other with water guns, buried Nazar in sand, ate delicious baklava and shrimp. You couldn’t drag the kids out until their lips turned blue.When the little hooligans were ordered to warm up and sunbathe, I decided to take a quick dip myself, peacefully and carefree.Stepping into
Ann Shumilskaya:For almost two weeks now, we’ve been living… like a normal family.I sleep with Nazar in the same bed, and we often share intimacy. I feel good with him, in every way. I really have gotten used to him, just like he wanted… and even more than that. I realized that I love Nazar…Not exactly a groundbreaking discovery, honestly.He really is very attentive, caring, sincere, even if he can be an asshole. But with us, he’s… the kind any woman could only dream of.I see how he treats the kids and I know one hundred percent that he’d make an amazing, loving, caring father. He’s said more than once that he doesn’t mind kids and that he loves them. And I can see it. If he managed to take in and warm up street kids, even though they have a living mother, then what would he be like with his own children?And here’s where MY problem hits like a brick.Do I have the right, out of my own selfishness, to deprive a healthy, already grown man of the chance to become a father? He dream
An idea suddenly hit me.After we paid in the toy store, we finally reached the café we were heading to. Leaving my company for a moment, I slipped away and came back shortly, handing Masha a gift.“What is this?” the girl asked, not believing her eyes.“What does it look like?”“A… phone,” she said uncertainly.“Yeah, a phone. It’s for you. Not the newest, fanciest model, but the brand is solid and reliable. You’ll always be able to stay in touch with us, and it’ll stay with you afterward.”I saw Masha freeze, lightly touching the box with the gadget. Even I couldn’t read her reaction.“Thank you,” she finally snapped out of it and quietly said it, sincerely.The rest of the day we just walked around with the kids, dedicating ourselves to their leisure. We took them to a petting zoo, where they got a ton of unforgettable emotions, walked along the waterfront eating cotton candy and caramel apples, even took a few pictures on our phones.The evening was wonderful. The kids laughed a l







