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“Oh! Turn down this road!” You said gesturing to the road.
Lee's brow furrowed. There was nothing really down there. “Why?”
“Live a little, we can go to the lake. It'll be pretty now that the sun's going down.”
Lee hesitated. He didn't think there was a public access route. Begrudgingly, he turned and followed the dirt road down.
Once parked you hopped out the car, cutting across someone's backyard. You didn't think twice about this but Lee apparently did as you heard your name hissed from behind as he hurried to catch up with you.
“Lee, c’mon,” you said and stepped onto a wooden pier that jutted out into the water.
Lee eyed the house. “Keep your voice down. We need to go. We shouldn't be here.”
“Let's go swimming, Lee.” You stripped off your shirt and then your shorts leaving you in your underclothes. Lee had a hard time thinking rationally. He really wanted to join you but he didn't know who owned the house and didn't want the law called when he was the law.
You waited half a second before jumping in the water. Lee was pacing a bit on the dock. “Jump in, Lee. The water’s nice.”
Lee was certain the water was nice but he didn't want to lose his job on account of trespassing. “Why don't you come out and we can just talk.” He was already unbuttoning his shirt.
“I don't want to just talk, Lee. I want to swim.”
Lee groaned and finished undoing his shirt and pulling it off. “We shouldn't be here,” he said and took off his belt and pants.
“You say that but I know you like what you see,” you teased.
You watched as Lee jumped in and splashed near you, watching as he swam over to you. “You're awful. If I get arrested for trespassing and lose my job as a deputy, I'm going to move into your house since I won't be able to pay anything.” There was no acid in his words, there never was.
You let out a laugh and put your arms around his neck. “You won't be arrested for trespassing. My parents own that house and pier. They just don't live there.”
Lee pulled you closer to him, “let's make some noise then.”