One With Nature

By Sue Teri

We all know when we are in lust; the signs are all there, boy meets girl, sexual friction between them with sex soon afterwards. Then the cycle repeats itself repeatedly, time after time. However, when does lust start to turn into something more, something subtle, something special. When does lust become more than just a sexual attraction? What happens when two people who barely know each other are attracted to each other but not sure how to find out if there is more than just a lustful attraction?

That is what Lou and Sue are about to find out. Lou and Sue have only been dating for a month but they feel the attraction between them. Lou invites Sue to go on a weekend nature hike and camping trip in hopes of learning more about one another. What better way than to be alone out in the middle of nowhere, just nature and you.

Due to Sue’s strict Catholic upbringing and the negativity about sex that was drilled into her head from her mom, Sue was very inexperienced with sex and to a point, scared of men and what might happen. It did not help that the couple of guys she did have sex with in the past, treated her like a piece of me, not caring whether she was enjoying herself or not. Even though she knew not to listen to her mom about sex and the evil of it, those two experiences with sex did not help her with her overall fear and inhibitions.

Sue really liked Lou so when, after only dating for a month, she accepted Lou’s invitation to spend the weekend out in the woods completely alone with him. She was hoping that this would be a good way to start trusting men and just maybe loosen up some of her inhibitions about sex. Of course, Lou knew not all about Sue’s inhibitions and her past sexual experiences so he was determined do anything to scare Sue away.

After a long hike through the woods to this secluded campsite on a pristine lake, Lou and Sue discovered what the true meaning of being out in nature really meant. It started with a harmless swim and then decision to be true naturalist. What they both discovered and experienced were beyond both of their imagination and dreams. Needless to say, Sue no longer has any inhibitions.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sue Teri
• Release date: Nov 8, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463895511

Sue Teri

Welcome to my secret desires, where you will be aroused by stories of passionate desires, erotic lust and taboo adventures. I like to provide you with lots of detail and description that I hope will pull you into most enticing, intense, erotic and orgasmic sex scenes. I hope you will find yourself playing with yourself as you experience the characters’ moans and groans of sensual lust in my writings. I beckon you with promise of sexual gratification. Welcome to my World of Secret Desires...

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This story was written as an adult fantasy and is for sale to ADULT AUDIENCE ONLY. It contains substantial sexually explicit scenes and graphic language which may be considered offensive by some readers. Please story your files where they cannot be access by minors.

The characters and events portrayed in this story are fictitious. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental and not intended by the author.

All sexually active characters in this work are eighteen years of age or older.

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One With Nature

The heat hit us as we emerged from the cool shade of the forest. I spread my arms and said, Behold!

Sue looked around at the camping area and out at the little lake. This is so beautiful!

And one with nature, I said.

She set her heavy backpack on the ground and groaned with relief. Oh, it feels good to get that off. She wiped sweat from her face and behind her neck.

I set my pack down beside hers. Yeah. Modern packs are comfortable, but it’s still a lot to carry.

Good thing you were carrying most of it. I felt like I was going to die about halfway along the trail.

It looked like you were doing okay. You should have said something. We could have taken more rest breaks.

No way, mister. If you weren’t going to rest, neither was I.

Her competitive spirit is one of the things I liked about Sue. Though she was shy, she had played competitive sports growing up and always put heart and soul into everything, even at something new―like hiking in the wilderness with a guy she met only a month ago.

No need to kill yourself, I said, stretching and rotating my sore shoulders. And to be honest, I could have used a few more breaks too. Haven’t done this in a while.

The trail we had taken wound through the thick forest for miles and curved around little lakes. They were large ponds, really. On each lake, the park service had cleared the ground for two campsites, a couple hundred feet apart. Except for a shared outhouse back in the woods and a circle of rocks for a fire