Can't Say No: Playtime In The Park

By Tawny Day

Playing with strangers can be so much fun!

Kelly is twenty-two and sexy as hell. One Sunday she finds herself all alone and horny - and doesn’t know what to do! She decides to go for a drive and stumbles across a beautiful park on the outskirts of Dallas. She thinks it’s strange she has to sign a list of rules before going in - but it’s not until a stranger finds her sunbathing when she learns why the park is adults only!

*Explicit* *Erotic* *Hot*

Can't Say No: Playtime In The Park is a stand-alone erotic short story in the Can’t Say No series about Kelly. Read them in order to enjoy the full experience!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Spicy Cocktail Press
• Release date: Sep 6, 2022
• ISBN: 9781948744430

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Can't Say No

Playtime In The Park

Tawny Day

Spicy Cocktail Press

Copyright © 2022 by Tawny Day

Original Copyright as Can't Say No: The Third Part, used with permission

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1. Playtime In The Park

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Playtime In The Park

Warm water splashed down, flowing over my body as I twisted and turned, rinsing off. Then I turned and let the water hit my back, relaxing muscles that were sore from a long night filled with sexual antics.

I grinned. My boss had taken me to a swinger club and showed me all about how they worked and what went on inside. They even gave me an application to fill out so I could go back again on my own. And I definitely would.

It was a little disappointing that he wasn’t going to spend the whole weekend with me. Jason’s wife called to say she was returning from her trip put a crimp in our plans. Not that she didn’t know what he’d been up to. He wasn’t the only member of the swinger club.

I turned off the water and stepped out, grabbing a fluffy white towel to dry my body as I wandered into my bedroom. I felt so antsy - my plans were canceled, so what was I supposed to even do? Not watch TV. Not clean the kitchen. Nothing else that I wanted or needed to do.

A beam of sunshine caught my eye from between the blinds. Huh. Maybe I should go out. The weather was cooler now that it’s September, but still warm enough to go for a walk without a jacket or anything.

Besides, I almost never went out now that I lived in the big city. A little time in a park somewhere would be nice. I used to go out all the time before I moved to Dallas.

New plans made, I hurried to get dressed, pulling on a cute summer dress with orange and coral flowers and sandals after checking the weather and finding out that it was going to be pretty hot out. I popped a small blanket, water bottle, and wallet into a tote and headed out.

I had no idea where a park was. Instead of looking one up, I hopped into my Mercedes SUV and tooled around, looking for trees in the distance. I had nothing to do with my time, anyway, so may as well spend the time exploring.