Dear Miss Lonesome

Sheena Ryder calls out a sunny goodbye to her stepdaughter Ailee Anne as the girl grabs her bag and heads for school. Once the door shuts, Sheena settles in as the Love Sage and opens an email from Miss Lonesome—someone already taken is turning her head. Sheena shoots back quick advice: find out if that crush wants out. A couple days later, Ailee’s sweeping the kitchen like it’s her job. She tells Sheena her dad’s been slacking on chores and wants to know if Mom and Dad are still solid. Sheena fumbles, then says everything’s fine. The look on Ailee’s face says she’s not buying it. Later Sheena gets another note from Miss Lonesome, asking if it’s worth stealing someone away. Sheena tells her to drop little hints—soft touches, long eye contact—and see what happens. Next laundry day, Ailee shows up to help. While they fold, the girl’s fingers keep brushing Sheena’s arm, her eyes glued to Sheena’s face. Sheena calls her on it; Ailee blushes and mutters something about liking the eye makeup. One more email arrives. Miss Lonesome wants the next move. Sheena gives her a pointed question to test the waters. Hours later Ailee asks that same question, and the pieces slam together—Sheena realizes her own stepdaughter is Miss Lonesome, and the crush is her. Sheena admits she and her husband are drifting, then thanks Ailee for always being sweet. The air crackles, they lean in, tongues meet, and soon mouths are busy on big natural tits, blonde hair spilling over brunette, fingers sliding in wet heat until both women are moaning and Miss Lonesome’s lonely nights are officially over.