Nurse provides comfort

[RoperTrace]

A mature nurse has a young college football player under her care, who had a season-ending knee injury. She comes into his room to find him crying right after his cheerleader-girlfriend visited him, telling him she's breaking off their relationship. He's despondent over both his injury and his pretty g.f. leaving him. The nurse comforts him, and holds his hand while he tells her about the g.f. She assumes her mom role, and gently pats him on his chest while talking to him.

As he quiets down, she notices his eyes are glued to her rather large breasts, and he's pitching a tent in his hospital gown. She moves her hand down to his tent-pole and he inhales deeply. She asks if he'd like for her to help him forget about his problems for a while. He nods yes. She closes the door to the room and sees that the other older gentleman is sound asleep in the other bed, after a strenuous physical therapy session.
The nurse quietly pulled the drapes around the bed for added privacy, and pulls up the football player's gown. He groans when she takes his hard cock into her hand. She gestures for him to remain quiet. Our nurse gets down to business and has him ready to spurt in a short amount of time. She takes a styrofoam drinking cup from his tray, and catches his load inside it. She cleans him up and he thanks her quietly.

She leaves the room after dispensing the cup, and as she's walking out, the older gentleman is smiling at her, and nodding. He was evidently playing possum during the 'comfort' session. Later that day, she is summoned to that same room, and the older gentleman tells her, he wants the same treatment as the young college football player.

 

[DarkSollat]

Nice, nice, but what about this part:

She takes a styrofoam drinking cup from his tray, and catches his load inside it. She cleans him up and he thanks her quietly.

She leaves the room after dispensing the cup, and as she's walking out

I believe something it can lead to something funnier than "dispensing the cup".

 

[RoperTrace]

Nice, nice, but what about this part:

I believe something it can lead to something funnier than "dispensing the cup".

Okay, here's my mind was going with that. She learns that the old gentleman is a VP at at a local bank. He rewards her generously upon leaving the hospital and asks if she'd be willing to provide her comfort services to him on an ongoing basis. Her services extend to other local executives, often in their office with locked doors. I have half-a-notion to turn her into an executives' Domme, but that's just a possibility.

 

[DarkSollat]

Okay, here's my mind was going with that. She learns that the old gentleman is a VP at at a local bank. He rewards her generously upon leaving the hospital and asks if she'd be willing to provide her comfort services to him on an ongoing basis. Her services extend to other local executives, often in their office with locked doors. I have half-a-notion to turn her into an executives' Domme, but that's just a possibility.

I meant something funny to do with that sperm

 

[Rob_Royale]

Great setting and plot. I prefer to draw it out a bit and create a seduction story. He's in mourning for his shattered life and she's a good professional, who's never done anything inappropriate in her long career, but is recently divorced or widowed. Seeing them both come to see each other sexually, and then consummate their attraction in an epic fashion would be more my speed. In fact, I'm going to jot this idea down in my files. Thanks Roper.

 

[TarnishedPenny]

It has potential, bit I can see Mr Anon, the omnipresent expert, will call the plot ‘predictable’. Good writing could dodge that. Full points for imagination.

 

[RoperTrace]

It has potential, bit I can see Mr Anon, the omnipresent expert, will call the plot ‘predictable’. Good writing could dodge that. Full points for imagination.

Too predictable, maybe so? I do like to add plot twists and turns to some of my stories, and guess what the Anon's say? "You shoulda did this, gave us a happy ending, or whatever."

I gave some thought to the 'nurse' character evolving into sort of an Executives' domme, or an Executive consultant, who uses her special hands-on approach for services. TBH, the initial part of that story idea had a grain of truth in it, and I never would have predicted that.