Hot Desking 2 (City Girl Series)

Hot Desking 2 (City Girl Series) Review

Kiki and Kortney from Hot Desking are back as they spend Valentine’s Day in the office as a sea of flowers and chocolates are being delivered to everyone but them! When everyone else leaves for the day, they enjoy each other sexually as only girlfriends can, then decide that sometimes a woman needs a man, so they attend a pro basketball game to find a ball playing hunk. The sparkling girlfriend duo soon turns into a f/f/m menage of sexual delight.

Kiki sat forward, spread her legs, and pushed her skirt up. I could see she had no panties under the well-tailored, designer threads. Her pussy glistened in the mood lighting of the room.

She touched herself then, and my pussy clenched in response. I could feel the panties I wore, and now wish I didn’t -- dampen as she brushed her finger repeatedly over her big clit.

“Are you going to just sit over there and be a cunt tease?” I asked, swinging my legs down off the edge of the chair and spreading them for her.

She nearly leaped across the coffee table to get at me. Eagerly she pulled my panties down and, literally, dove into my muff.

She was insatiable, eating out my pussy like a starving man on Thanksgiving would attack a sweet potato pie.

I hitched one leg over the arm of the chair, giving her even more access to my goodies. Her tongue and fingers went crazy against me, driving me to climax before I could even beg her to slow down, to make it last.

I squirted for her, drenching her face and the chair with my cum.

She pulled away, giggling, and used one of the fine linen hand towels left for the executives to clean herself off. Then she threw the towel at me so I could mop my juices off the chair.

“So now what?” she asked, once I’d tossed the towel into a discreet hamper and returned. “Go find a guy and hold a gun to his head until he buys us some flowers?” Kiki and I played a lot, but we were by no means a couple, and each of us hoped to find someone special and permanent.

“The first part sounds good,” Kiki told me.

(20 pages f/f/m)