Pond Side Surprise

By Jordan Bailey

A spontaneous trip to a nearby secluded pond unveils a torrid view of sex, but after that couple leaves what will two young men do on such a hot day?

Contains elements of gay male on male

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jordan Bailey
• Release date: Nov 4, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005764883

Jordan Bailey

Jordan Bailey is a transwoman originally from England who now lives quietly in the United States. Her hobbies include writing, movies and playing with her dogs. Lover of anime, manga and animals, she primarily writes about Futanari, or 'Dickgirl' women and crossdressing. She also enjoys weaving tales about effeminate young men, a.k.a. 'femboys', transwomen and other transgender themes!To get updates, send feedback, or anything else, follow her on Reddit @ BaileyJordanOfficial

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Pond Side Surprise

by Jordan Bailey

This ebook is for 18+ adults ONLY. It contains explicit, graphic details of sexual acts and language that may be considered offensive by some readers.

All characters engaged in sexual activity are consenting, non-related adults over the age of 18.

Copyright © 2021 author Jordan Bailey. All rights reserved.

It was a Saturday afternoon in mid-August and the sun was at its peak, high in the midwestern sky, bombarding my neighborhood in simmering heat. It was a sweltering day. One for the records. And after just an hour of being outside, I was drenched with sweat.

Having just fixed the chain on my bike, I decided on a swim. So, after a quick test ride, I scampered into the garage for a beach towel and sped off down the road. Pools were not much a thing in my neighborhood, but I knew of a pond just past a nearby park that other teens often frequented, so I headed that way.

I peddled as fast as I could, thinking about the coolness of the water the closer I got. To my surprise, the park was relatively empty. Probably because of the heat, so I surmised the pond would be too. Through the brush and down a long, dirt path I rode, soon coming to the spot that led down to the pond.

But as I got close, my peddling waned and speed slowed, because I heard noises ahead.

It was a odd combination of cries and panting,