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Paxton had accepted that this was going to be how Andie would have greeted her. She’d prepared to just take whatever the younger woman felt she needed to say, it wasn’t going to hurt her. “Please, I’ll be staying right out of your way. I don’t know how I could possibly ruin your precious little excursion but whatever, I’m sure you’ll still be little miss perfect to everyone.” She couldn’t believe how little it time it took for them to be in an aggressive argument. “Oh believe me, Miss Baker, I can guarantee you I want to be here less. I couldn’t think of anything worse than to be stuck with you in the middle of forest surrounded by lake in small cabins and terrible food but your father gave me no choice.” Paxton was still angry at herself that she had checking Andie out. She did have very nice legs though and ass. Who would have thought.
The red head actually laughed and shook her head, as Andie spoke. She couldn’t possibly be serious. “You’re so overdramatic. I don’t need to coerce anyone. I can’t help that girl’s find me attractive and want things from me that your little christian mind wouldn’t handle.” Paxton removed her hat from her head and placed it on the towel, giving her hair a flick as she finished. “Better not tell you I rocked up late then, huh? Oops. What? Do you want a medal, Andie because you’re barking way up the wrong tree.” Paxton removed the jersey revealing her own bikini top that had been on underneath. The red head pretended to be shocked, “You’re such an angry little thing, aren’t you? Sounds like you need some kind of release.” She slipped her shorts down as she continued to absorb Andie’s rant, “I didn’t know you were going to be down here and you came at me first so you ruined your own solitude.” Paxton moved closer to Andie and knelt down beside her, “You know that’s not going to happen, Andie. So you better get use to me being around.” She stood back up and made her way to the edge of the dock, “Those shorts do wonders for your legs, Cinderella, maybe you should wear them more often,” she smirked back at the other girl.
“There is always a choice, Paxton. My father is a Pastor, not some forceful coercer like you’re probably used to in your circles.” Andie snapped brazenly, feeling the hair on the back of her neck prickle. How frustrating that Pax could get under her skin like this. She was a good person. She wasn’t supposed to raise her voice and lose her temper but Paxton pushed her buttons so unbelievably well that it was Andie’s biggest irritation to date. “And the food is fantastic, I’ll have you know! They’re working really hard in there!” She huffed defensively, unwilling to hear Paxton say another bad thing about the place she looked forward to every year. Ever since she was a child she had looked forward to the final week of summer and now Paxton was here and she was ruining it. With her fudging stupid attitude and her bullsugar mouth. This person who had just wandered into their happy little town and strutted into church like she could do whatever the frick she wanted. Andie wouldn’t stand for it. Not here.
“Could you not be so crude? Please remember where you are with your foul mouth! This isn’t one of your orgies or brothels. I don’t judge but please don’t bring your sinful mouth here.” Andie blinked and bunched her small hands up into fists. Oh god, the thoughts of Paxton’s sinful mouth. She’d eaten her pussy so good in her dreams, until her lips were dripping with Andie’s heat and Andie had awoken soaked at the mental image of it. Watching Paxton drop her hat, Andie scowled. It looked silly anyway. “No I don’t need a medal to prove anything. Thank you though.” She grumbled, locking her arms over her petite chest. “I don’t need anything from you.” She squeaked, turning her head away as Paxton slipped her shorts down. “I mean I don’t need anything and I don’t need to hear it from you. You’re being ridiculous. You don’t know me. You ruined it. You’re still ruining it.” She almost whined, the edges of a childish tone lingering on her tongue. She couldn’t even take her eyes off her, concerned what she’d do next. But the last comment actually made a noise of frustration slip through her lips. “Don’t look at me. Don’t even...come near me.” She barked before pointing at the other. “Just don’t ruin this. People that are here actually care about these kids, not just doing whatever it is you do. This is about them so...just go if you can’t do what’s right. And just...stay away from me, Paxton.”














