Jj Outer Banks Hot Tub Novels & Stories

he offered, already pulling his phone out, ready to contact someone to make the switch. “But this is the one we always go to,” Santana argued. “It has the waterfalls under the cold pool and thirty different temperature tubs.” “It’s really fine,” Jessica assured. “Honestly, the whole idea of a public bathhouse isn’t something I’m really comfortable with.” “Cultural differences,” Augustine said with a smile, and for the first time in days those words didn’t sound like they were mocking her. “Yeah, I guess so,” She agreed. “We’ll meet up with you later—” Kai started to tell Augustine, but Jessica shook her head.

Jared hummed as he leaned over the hot tub, peeling away the cover. Fluffy white snow that had been sitting on the top of the cover showered down on his bare feet as he peeled the cover off the hot tub. Then he tested the water with his fingertips. Nice and hot. He walked over to the control panel and crouched down to search for the knob that would turn on the jets. Bubbles burst forth and filled the big hot tub.

Third Person POV (explicit adult content) The outdoor hot tub steamed under the late afternoon sun, the water glowing turquoise against the endless ocean. Josh and Cassie were submerged to their shoulders, bodies pressed tight, the jets bubbling around them like a private heartbeat. Cassie straddled her husband, thighs spread wide over his hips, her swollen belly resting gently against his abs. The water lapped at her heavy breasts as she rolled her hips in slow, filthy circles, taking him deep inside her with every grind.

This time, he delivered Vivienne’s glass last and slid into the seat beside her. “I can’t wait to show you the new hot tub,” he said, his voice warm and teasing. “It’s a wonder. They say it can accommodate eight adults, so there should be plenty of room for the four of us.” He paused, letting our excitement register. “We went with the top of the line because of all the features. I can’t wait to show you all the tricks it does.” Then he turned to Vivienne. “You do like tricks, don’t you?”

Tessa mulled over it. She thought about how there was almost everything on the ship apart from an outdoor hot tub. She nodded, saying, “I would like to add a hot tub. Sometimes, it might get cold out here and people would just love to soak into some warm water while watching a thousand stars in the sky.” “That’s a good idea. I’ll have some people work on it. You have a great mind, love. I’m sure the business will do great in your hands,” Aaron replied, feeling impressed and added, "I'm proud of you."

"Not bad, princess." Sophie lifted her chin, grinning. "Not bad yourself." "Like I said, I want my girls back home in one piece!" My father charged. "Yes, sir," the men replied to my father. Whatever he said to them, I think they're terrified now. Jax’s car—sleek, black, and undeniably expensive—waited outside. We slid into their seats, and soon enough, the bright lights of Luna Crest Park came into view. The Ferris wheel glowed in the distance, the neon sign of the Neon Nights Arcade flickering just ahead. Sophie and I agreed games would be a good double date idea, and Luna Crest Park, according to research, was the best place for that.

“Hey, Jaxy.” Jade steps out of my arms and Jenna steps into them for a hug of her own. “She takes really long showers,” Jade quips as I release Jenna from my embrace. “She didn’t strike me as high maintenance…” “She’s not,” I laugh. “And why were you tracking how long she was in the shower?” If only she knew Quinn wasn’t in there alone… Jade sighs exasperatedly. “I’ve been up for hours! Mom told me about you and Quinn as soon as I came down and it has been torture to sit here and wait for you guys…”

“Just...help me get in there.” Jia, though still bent over the edge of the tub, turned her head to look back at the mumbling Dolly who was sitting slouched on the tiles where she had left her. “I will. Just need to figure out the, um…” “God,” the woman groaned. “It’s not rocket science. It’s hot water, cold water, and hydrojets. How much simpler can it get?” Jia’s narrowed eyes glided from one side of the bathroom to the other, a telling token of just how unimpressed she was. First of all, what in the world were hydrojets? And secondly, yes, things could be far simpler. No hydrojets, for one.

“You gonna rat us out, trouble?” The nickname hit different this time—no teasing, just heat. My pulse kicked hard against my ribs. Before I could answer, Jax came thundering back down the stairs. “Yo! Master bedroom has a jacuzzi tub the size of a small car. And there’s a whole wine fridge. We’re living like kings, boys!” Lena squealed from somewhere in the kitchen. “There’s a rooftop deck too! With a hot tub!” Noah raised his beer in a mock toast. “To Aaron, the best friend we never asked permission from.”

"I'll even sit beside you while you're in the hot tub, just no swimsuits, no swimming. The entire tackling-fiasco at Watts' was bad enough." She takes it and drops her hand to her side. "Alright, but what if it's just us? Everyone doesn't have to be there. Just you, me, no judgment, no guys, just two best friends chilling in a hot tub on the porch of a luxurious cabin at Hauls Creek. I brought a one piece, you can use it if you want." It is a lot to think about. Just us, me and Jana, no Harrison, no Daniel, no Coldgrove townies, no high school students, no flirtatious teachers, no whispering...