The days blurred into a single, pulsing rhythm. No whispered apologies in the hallway, no furtive glances laced with shame. Only hunger—constant, shameless, sharpening every glance, every accidental brush of skin. Stacy’s husband’s return loomed like a distant weather front: two days away, then one, then hours. It changed nothing. If anything, the ticking clock made every stolen moment burn hotter.They took what they could, wherever they could.In the garage one humid afternoon, while the baby napped and the house staff was out shopping, Victor backed her against the workbench. The air smelled of motor oil and cut grass. He yanked her sundress down to her waist without preamble; her breasts bounced free, already leaking through the thin cotton bra she hadn’t bothered fastening properly. He tore the cups aside and latched on standing—hard, urgent pulls that made milk jet into his mouth and spill down her stomach in warm rivulets. Stacy gripped the edge of the workbench, thighs parting
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