Chapter 12: Baby shower
Pam was the first to recover. “Good God, Rose! Sorry I went too hard, but that was the best fuck of my life. God, I love you!” Pamela cried out, her body shaking with the force of her orgasm. Her cock throbbed inside Rose, filling her completely as she rode out the waves of pleasure.
Rose's body was slick with sweat and cum, her ass burning from the intense fucking she had just received. She whimpered, her muscles clenching around Pamela's cock as she tried to catch her breath.
Kate, still standing behind her, ran her hands over Rose's back, soothing her as Pamela slowly pulled out of her. Rose let out a sigh of relief as the latex cock slipped from her ass, leaving her feeling empty and exposed.
Pamela collapsed onto the bed beside her, her body spent and her chest heaving with exertion. "Fuck, Rose," she said, her voice breathless. "That was incredible.
You looked so fucking hot like that, Rose," Pamela said, reaching out to tangle her fingers in Rose's hair, pulling her close for a kiss. Rose moaned softly into the kiss, her body still trembling with the aftershocks of her orgasm.
Kate, who had been watching them intently, finally joined them on the bed. She ran a hand over Rose's back, her touch gentle but possessive. "You were amazing, Rose. We're so lucky to have you," Kate said, her voice thick with emotion.
Rose looked up at Kate, her eyes filled with gratitude and love. "Thank you, Kate. And thank you, Pam.
I love you," Rose murmurs against Pamela's lips, her heart swelling with love and gratitude.
But now Rose has to go back to being Jim. She has to pick up Lucy from school, and she can't go dressed as a woman. She takes off her clothes and lingerie and takes a quick shower. Then she puts on men's pants and a T-shirt and ties her long hair in a ponytail. Only her nail polish and a thong hidden under her jeans could give Rose away. At 5:00 pm, she's in front of Lucy's school waiting for her to come out.
She sees his daughter with her backpack slung over one shoulder, chatting animatedly with her best friend about something that has both of them giggling.
"Hey, Daddy!" Lucy says, running towards him, her face lighting up with her signature grin.
"Hey, princess. How was school?" Jim asks, leaning down to give her a hug.
"It was good! We did art today. I made you a picture," Lucy says, holding up a colorful sheet of paper.
Jim takes the paper, his heart swelling with love as he looks at the vibrant scribbles. "Wow, this is amazing, sweetheart.
You're so talented!" Jim beams at Lucy, giving her another hug before tucking the drawing safely into his bag. "Let's get you home, and you can show Mom Pam and Mom Kate your masterpiece."
Lucy skips beside him, chatting excitedly about her day at school and her upcoming birthday party. Jim listens attentively, his heart filled with warmth as he watches his daughter's enthusiasm and imagination at work.
As he stands there talking to his daughter, he feels an arm around his waist. “Hey, Jim! Are you going to win the Dad of the Year award?” Maria’s familiar voice reaches him.
He turns to see her walking up to them, a warm smile on her face.
“You two look adorable together,” she says, ruffling Lucy’s hair affectionately before looking back at Jim. “I’m glad to see you’re taking your role as a father seriously, Jim.”
Jim chuckles, looking down at Lucy who is beaming up at him proudly. “Well, someone has to keep this little one grounded, right?” he says, tugging gently on Lucy’s ponytail.
Lucy giggles, pushing Jim’s hand away playfully.
“Daddy, I’m not a little kid anymore! I’m going to be seven next week!” she reminds him, her eyes shining with pride.
Maria laughs, shaking her head. “They grow up so fast, don’t they? It feels like just yesterday you were bringing her home from the hospital.”
Jim smiles, his eyes softening as he looks at his daughter. “It really does. But I’m glad she’s growing up. She’s turning into such an amazing little girl.”
Maria nods, a soft smile on her face. Then, while Lucy and her son are playing, Maria whispers in Jim's ear: "Great choice of lingerie. I like those thongs too. You just have to be careful when you bend down to pick up your daughter because it's noticeable. 😉" Jim feels the heat rise to his cheeks, his heart pounding in his chest. He glances down, hoping that the thong isn't visible under his jeans. "Thanks, Maria. I'll keep that in mind," he says, trying to keep his voice steady.
Maria winks at him, giving his waist a playful squeeze before walking away to join their daughter and her son, who are now engaged in a lively game of tag.
Jim watches her go, his mind racing. He knows that he shouldn't be feeling this way, not after what happened with Pamela and Kate earlier today.
It's the first time Rose has found a way to make herself noticed outside of her family. She's doing everything she can to claim her space. Jim knows Rose wants to live in the open, but this isn't the time. However, the fact that Maria joked about it makes him confident that Jim and Rose can coexist.
Just as he's about to breathe a sigh of relief, he feels a tug at his sleeve. Lucy has come back to him, her eyes wide with curiosity. "Daddy, why are you blushing? Did Aunt Maria say something funny?"
Jim smiles down at her, ruffling her hair affectionately. "Something like that. So, what do you say we go get some ice cream on the way home? You've been such a good girl today, and I think you deserve a treat."
Lucy's face lights up at the mention of ice cream. "Yay! Can we get sprinkles too?"
"Of course, sweetheart.
Anything for my favorite girl," Jim says, taking Lucy's hand as they start walking towards the ice cream parlor.
As they walk, Jim can't help but feel a mix of emotions swirling inside him. He's still on a high from his encounter with Pamela and Kate, and the thought of their secret makes his heart race. But at the same time, the close call with Maria has him on edge. He needs to be more careful, to make sure he doesn't slip up and expose Rose to the world.
They reach the ice cream parlor, and Lucy excitedly scans the flavors behind the glass.
"Daddy, can I have one scoop of chocolate and one scoop of strawberry with rainbow sprinkles?"
Jim smiles, "Of course, sweetheart. That sounds delicious." He hands the cashier some money and turns to Lucy, "Go ahead and pick out your sprinkles while I pay."
Lucy skips over to the toppings bar, her eyes wide with excitement as she carefully chooses an array of colorful sprinkles. Jim watches her, his heart filled with love. She's growing up so fast, but she's still his little girl.
Lucy will soon no longer be alone. She's about to have a little brother or sister. They've already talked about it, and she seems thrilled about the prospect.
Jim knows that adding a new member to their family will bring many changes, but he's confident that they can handle it together.
As they wait for their ice cream, Jim turns to Lucy, his voice soft with curiosity. "So, sweetheart, have you thought about what kind of big sister you want to be?"
Lucy looks up at him, her eyes sparkling with excitement. "I want to be the best big sister ever! I'll teach them how to play my favorite games, and we'll have lots of fun together. I can't wait to meet them!"
Jim smiles, his heart warming at the thought of their family growing.
Once back home, Lucy literally dives into the arms of mom Kat and mom Pam.
“Look what daddy got for me,” Lucy says proudly, holding up her drawing.
Pamela takes the drawing and admires it. “Wow, Lucy! This is amazing! You’ve got such talent! Why don’t you run along and show it to your mommy Kate.”
Lucy gives Pam a quick kiss and runs to Kate. Jim watches his daughter with a sense of pride and love. He loves seeing her happy and full of life. He looks over at Pam and Kate, who are exchanging a knowing glance.
“So, how was the pickup?” Pam asks, looking over at Jim with a playful smile.
Jim grins, "It was great. Lucy's a natural artist, and she had some exciting news to share. But I think she's already told you."
Pamela nods, "She did. She's so excited about the baby. It's adorable."
Kate, who has been listening to the exchange, chimes in, "I can't wait to see Lucy as a big sister. She's going to be amazing."
Jim smiles at Kate, his heart swelling with love for both of his partners. "I know she will. But now you have to hurry or you'll be late for the morphology ultrasound. I'll prepare you a wonderful dinner so we can celebrate the news of the baby's sex."
Pamela and Kate exchange a glance, a silent communication passing between them. Pamela smiles at Jim, her eyes warm. "That sounds perfect, Jim. Thank you."
Jim watches as Pamela and Kate hurry off to their appointment, their faces alight with excitement. He can't help but feel a pang of jealousy that he won't be there to share the moment with them. But he knows that this is also a time for them to bond as parents, and he respects that.
As he starts to prepare dinner, he can't help but find his mind wandering back to the encounter earlier in the day.
The thought of Pam and Kate fucking him at the same time, claiming him as their own, sends a shiver down his spine. He can still feel the sting of Pam's strap-on cock inside him, the burn of her stretch lingering even hours later. He shakes his head, trying to clear the images from his mind. He needs to focus on dinner, on being present for Lucy.
As he chops vegetables for the salad, he hears Lucy's footsteps behind him. He turns to see her watching him, her eyes filled with curiosity. "Daddy, why do you look so sad?" she asks, her voice soft and concerned.
Jim looks down at her, smiling reassuringly. "Oh, sweetheart, I'm not sad. I was just thinking about how much I love you and how excited I am to meet your little brother or sister."
Lucy's face lights up at the mention of the baby. "I can't wait to meet them too!" she exclaims, clapping her hands together in excitement.
Jim chuckles, ruffling her hair. "I know you can't. And I know you're going to be the best big sister ever."
Lucy beams up at him, her eyes shining with pride.
To cook, he wore the usual clothes he wore at home. His attire was halfway between masculine and feminine. With his long hair falling to his shoulders, he even managed to give Rose a little space.
He had always been fond of layered clothing, and today was no exception. He had on a button-down shirt that was a size too big, loose enough to hide his curves but still give him a feminine edge. Underneath, he wore a tight tank top that clung to his body, making him feel a little more at home in his skin. He had paired it with dark jeans that hugged his curves in all the right places, and comfortable sneakers that were just a little more colorful than your average man's shoe.
As Jim chopped the vegetables, Lucy climbed up onto a stool at the kitchen counter, watching him with interest.
"Daddy? Why do you only wear some girl clothes sometimes?" she asked, her little brow furrowed in thought.
Jim paused mid-chop, his heart skipping a beat. He hadn't expected this conversation to come up so soon. He looked down at Lucy, trying to keep his voice casual. "Well, sweetheart, some days I just like to mix things up. It's like when you wear your favorite princess dress to school. It makes you feel special, right?"
Lucy nodded, her eyes wide. "Yeah, but I always wear my dress to school.
You only wear girl clothes at home," Lucy pointed out, tilting her head to the side.
Jim smiled, ruffling her hair affectionately. "Well, you see, sweetheart, grown-ups have rules about what we can wear in public, but at home, we can wear whatever makes us happy. It's a special place where we can be ourselves, no matter what that means."
Lucy's eyes widened with understanding. "So, you wear girl clothes because it makes you happy?"
Jim nodded, "That's right, sweetie. Just like your princess dress makes you happy."
Lucy grinned, her cheeks dimpling.
"I like that, Daddy. I like that a lot." She looked down at his shirt, her eyes scanning the fabric. "Does it make you happy to wear this shirt?"
Jim chuckled, resuming the chopping of the vegetables. "Yeah, it does. It's comfortable and it feels good."
Lucy nodded, her eyes thoughtful. After a moment, she asked, "Can I wear one of your shirts sometime? The ones that make you happy?"
Jim was taken aback by the question, but he saw the genuine curiosity and sincerity in Lucy's eyes.
He smiled warmly at her, tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. "Of course, sweetie. You can wear any of my shirts you like. Just promise me you'll take good care of them, okay?"
Lucy's face lit up with a grin, and she nodded eagerly. "I promise, Daddy! I'll be so careful!"
Jim laughed softly, "I know you will. Now, how about you help me with this salad? You can be the official vegetable chopper." He handed Lucy a small knife and a cutting board, showing her how to safely cut the vegetables.”
While they were preparing dinner, the doorbell rang. Jim went to open the door, not caring what he was wearing. As soon as he opened it, he saw Maria with her son: “Sorry to drop by your house suddenly, Jim! I had an emergency. Can Marcus stay with you for a few hours?” She didn’t even hint at her surprise at seeing him like that, but her dilated pupils said a lot. “Sure! If you want, he can even stay overnight, and tomorrow I’ll take them both to school, Maria!” “You’d be doing me a huge favor. My husband’s mom, who lives in another city, is feeling ill, so I don’t have to ask my sister to pick him up. You’re a sweetheart, Jim! Because… you’re Jim, right? 😉” Maria winked at him, her tone playful and suggestive. Jim felt his cheeks flush, but he managed to keep his voice steady as he replied, “Of course, Maria. Anything for you.”
He stepped aside to let Maria and Marcus in, and he could feel her eyes surveying his body as she passed him. He tried not to let it show, but he was acutely aware of the way his clothes accentuated his curves, and he hoped that Maria wouldn’t make too much of it.
“Thanks, Jim,” Maria said, giving him a quick peck on the cheek before setting Marcus down on the floor. “You’re a lifesaver.” she said walking away, leaving Jim standing alone in the doorway. He watched Maria disappear into the living room where he could hear her greeting Pamela and Kate, who had just returned from their ultrasound appointment
Jim shut the door behind him and took a deep breath, trying to calm his nerves. He knew Maria was playing with him, but it unsettled him nonetheless. He needed to focus on the task at hand, which was preparing dinner for his family.
He walked back into the kitchen where Lucy was still diligently chopping vegetables. She looked up at him, her little face scrunched in concentration. “Daddy, this is hard!” she exclaimed.
"I'm trying my best, though!"
Jim smiled at her, his heart warming at how serious she was taking her role as the official vegetable chopper. “You’re doing great, sweetie. Just take your time and be careful. That’s the most important thing.”
Lucy nodded, her little hands carefully chopping the bell peppers into small pieces. Jim watched her for a moment, his mind wandering back to their conversation earlier. He knew he needed to be honest with Lucy, but he also didn’t want to confuse her or burden her with too much information at once.
The door opened and Pam and Kat entered.
Their faces were flushed with excitement, and they couldn't stop smiling. Jim knew from their expressions that the news was good. He quickly wiped his hands on his apron and turned to face them. "So, what's the verdict?" he asked, trying to keep his voice steady.
Pam and Kat exchanged a glance before turning back to Jim. Kat was the one who spoke, her voice filled with excitement. "It's a girl!" she announced, clapping her hands together in delight.
Jim felt a wave of relief wash over him. He had been hoping for a girl, and he was thrilled that Pam and Kat were getting their wish.
"That's fantastic news!" he exclaimed, his heart swelling with joy. "We're going to have another little princess in the house!"
Lucy looked up from her vegetable chopping, her eyes wide with excitement. "A baby sister? Really?" she asked, her voice filled with wonder.
Pamela nodded, a soft smile on her face. "Yes, sweetheart. In about seven months, you'll have a little sister to play with and take care of."
Lucy's face lit up, and she clapped her hands together.
"I can't wait! I'll be the best big sister ever!" she declared, beaming with pride and excitement.
Jim smiled at her, his heart filled with warmth. "I know you will, sweetheart. You're already amazing at taking care of people."
Kate walked over to Jim, wrapping her arms around his waist and giving him a warm kiss on the cheek. "Thank you for making dinner for us. It smells delicious," she said softly.
Jim chuckled, "You're welcome. I wanted to celebrate with everyone, especially you two." He looked at Pam and Kate, his eyes filled with love.
"I'm really happy for you both," he said, his voice soft.
Kate's eyes shone with unshed tears. "And we're happy for you, Jim. You're a part of this too, you know. You've been there every step of the way."
Jim nodded, his own eyes misting up. "I wouldn't have it any other way."
Pamela cleared her throat, a playful smile on her face. "Alright, enough with the sap. Let's eat.
I want to bask in this moment with you both, celebrate our growing family," Pamela said, her voice filled with emotion.
As they sat down to eat, Lucy eagerly chatted about her day at school, her upcoming birthday party, and all the fun games she planned to play with her baby sister. Jim listened intently, his heart swelling with love and pride as he watched his daughter's face light up with excitement.
Throughout dinner, Kate and Pamela would steal glances at each other, their eyes filled with love and anticipation. Jim could feel the energy between them, the shared secret that made them glow with happiness. He was happy for them, truly he was.
He accompanied Marcus and Lucy to bed and read them stories to lull them to sleep. He was good at reading stories because he did all the voices. And when there were no books to read, he made up stories. He had a good imagination.
Now, as he tucked them in and kissed their foreheads, he felt a sense of contentment wash over him. This was one of his favorite moments of the day, when the world was quiet and he could just be with his family.
As he walked out of the bedroom, he could hear the soft murmurs of Pam and Kate in the other room. He peeked in, seeing them cuddled up on the couch, a bottle of wine open on the coffee table. They looked so happy, so at peace. He knew this was the life he wanted, the life he was fighting for.
"Everything okay, Jim?" Kate asked, noticing him in the doorway.
"Everything's fine," Jim replied, stepping into the room. "Just putting the kids to bed. They're out like lights now."
Pamela smiled, patting the couch cushion next to her. "Come join us, Jim. We've been waiting for you."
Jim hesitated for a moment before walking over and sitting down. He accepted the glass of wine that Kate handed him, feeling a warmth spread through him as he took a sip.
"So, how are you feeling about everything?" Kate asked, her voice soft and gentle.
Jim took another sip of wine before answering.
“I feel like this new creature will bond us more deeply. I feel like a parent in the same way I feel about Kate being a parent to Lucy. I'm truly happy.”
He looked at Kate, his eyes filled with tenderness. “I know this is going to change things, but I'm ready for it. I want this family to grow and thrive.”
Pamela reached over and squeezed Jim's hand. “We know you do. And we're so glad you're here with us for this journey.”
Kate nodded in agreement, her eyes shining with unshed tears. “You're our rock, Jim. We couldn't do this without you.”
Jim felt a lump form in his throat as he looked at the two women he loved.
He knew that this was a crossroads for them, a time when their family was growing and changing in ways they couldn’t even imagine. But he also knew that they were strong, and that they would face whatever came their way together.
”I love you both,” he said, his voice thick with emotion. “And I’m excited to see what the future holds for us.”
Pamela and Kate exchanged a look, and then Pamela leaned over and kissed Jim softly on the lips. “We love you too, Jim,” she said. “More than words can express.”
Kate nodded in agreement, her eyes never leaving his.
"We're in this together, Jim. Through every challenge and every triumph. And I know that no matter what, you'll be right there by our side."
Jim smiled, his heart swelling with love and gratitude. He knew that he was lucky to have found two partners who accepted him for who he was, who supported him and loved him unconditionally. He was determined to be there for them, to be the rock they needed him to be.
"You know, I've been thinking," Pamela said, taking a sip of her wine before continuing. "With the baby on the way, and Lucy getting older, we're going to need to make some changes around here.
I think it's time we start talking about what that looks like for us," Pamela said, her voice thoughtful.
Jim nodded, "I agree. We've been talking about it for a while, but I think it's time we start putting some concrete plans in place."
Kate sat up straighter on the couch, her eyebrows furrowed in concentration. "I think we should start by looking at our living situation. With another baby on the way, we're going to need more space. And I don't think this apartment is going to cut it anymore."
Jim agreed, "We could start looking at houses in the area.
Something with more bedrooms and a yard for the kids to play in."
Kate nodded, "I've been looking at listings online. There are a few places that caught my eye. We could take a trip to see them this weekend."
Pamela smiled, "That sounds like a great idea. And maybe while we're out, we can stop by a store and pick out some things for the nursery.
Jim's eyes widened with excitement. "That sounds amazing. I can't wait to see what you ladies come up with."
Kate grinned, "Don't worry, Jim.
We'll make sure to include you in every step of the way. After all, this is your home too."
Jim chuckled, "I appreciate that. I've always felt at home with you both, but it's exciting to think about finally having a place that truly reflects who we are as a family."
Pamela raised her glass in a toast, "To new beginnings and the future of our beautiful family."
Jim and Kate clinked glasses with her, each taking a sip of their wine.