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foreign to her.  Molly had never wanted a man to touch her before.  And the wetness, she hadn’t experienced that either, except once when she had been reading a book her friend gave her.  The couple were in love and the man had just taken his woman for the first time, making love to her with all his might and strength.
     
    The chores took half as long, since there was two of them working today, and when they were finished, they headed inside.  “You can wash up out there.” Molly pointed to the porch.
     
    “I saw that.  I’m going to clean up after that workout.”  He smiled at Molly.
     
    “I’ll fix some lunch.  Once your done, you can eat.”  Molly said, trying to abide by the rules of men always come first.
     
    “No please, you wash up first.  You have to feel as dirty as I do.  I can wait a bit to eat. It’s really no big deal to me.”  He stated.
     
    “Okay, if you say so.”  Molly answered, shocked that Joshua had told her to wash up first and not make his meal.  Maybe he wasn’t like all the guys she had ever met.
     
     
     
     
     
    She washed the dirt and sweat from her body, and thought of Joshua.  “I wonder what he looks like naked?”  She could picture those muscles, wanted to touch them, to see if they felt as hard as they looked.  Her body reacted to the images in her mind, and soon she had the need to touch herself. 
     
    Molly rubbed her body until that small wave of pleasure made her moan.  She stopped, hoping she hadn’t moaned too loudly.  If she did, Joshua would think she had been using her ill husband.  That thought was dirty to her.  The picture of William in her mind just about stopped her pleasure all together.  The quick thought of Joshua and the wet, white shirt clinging to his muscles did her in.  Her body shook as that pleasure came again.
     
    Flushed and feeling better than she may well have felt for months, she walked to the kitchen where Joshua was sitting with a notebook and pen, writing.  “Hi, I’m so sorry I took a bit long.”  Molly apologized.
     
    “It’s not a problem, Mrs. Cassidy you’ve been nice enough to give me a heck of a chance.  The last thing I should do is complain.”  He stated.
     
    “First off, you can call me Molly, okay?”  She said.
     
    “Sure Molly.  I do appreciate the chance you’ve giving me.  There was nothing for me back in my home town anymore.”  He explained.
     
    “Really Joshua, you don’t realize how much you can help me out.”  Molly admitted.
     
    “Well, with your husband being hurt, I’m sure you might have run into quite a few problems.  There are men who will take advantage of a woman in those circumstances.  Even if her husband is still alive, they will won't do business with you, or at least not give you a fair price, I’m sure.  That’s how it was back in my part of the country.”  He told her.
     
    “Your right, it’s that way here too.”  Molly pulled a frown.  “However, if you work out and you like the job, and are able to do it, this could be a good deal for both of us.” 
     
    “Don’t you mean all of us, there are three of us, right?”  Joshua looked at her closely.
     
    “Yeah, I meant all of us.  William is very ill though, I don’t know.  Oh never mind.  I don’t want to put all my problems on you.”  Molly stopped.  The truth was she felt bad, just lying to Joshua.  He seemed like such a good man.
     
    “I’m sorry.  I didn’t mean to make you sad either.  I just like talking or writing.  I guess I’ll be quiet and let you do what you need to for a bit.”  He smiled and then looked down and began writing in his book.
     
    “So what are you writing?”  She asked, curious.
     
    “Just a little story.  I kind of like making things up, and I do little short stories in here.”  He explained.
     
    “That’s really neat.  I’ve never known a guy to be creative like that.”  She said.
     
    “I only do it where no one can