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Carol broke her gaze away from retreating Old Town, the lights turning into shimmers as they grew distant, looking, now, at Helen, whose eyes were on the intersection, watching, in that cautious way of hers, for idiots behind wheels. “Just thinking about that thing you said earlier.”
“I said a lot of things.” Helen’s hand drifted from the steering wheel to rest atop Carol’s, where Carol had settled it on her wife’s thigh. “Which one got your attention?”
“How uh, HoustonMom would probably spread her legs for a grilled cheese sandwich.”
A snort of laughter, not mocking, but warmly amused, laced with an undertone of curiosity and blossoming arousal. “Really got you purring, didn’t it?” said Helen, smile bright beneath a mix of streetlights, stop lights, and headlights.
“It’s made me wonder what you’d spread yours for.” Carol said it casually, like she was remarking about the weather and the significant lack of rain, but Helen, knowing Carol as intimately as she did, would pick up on just what Carol was implying.
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In which Carol and Helen get some much-deserved time together.
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17 Jul 2026