>It started off pretty mundane >Your fox neighbor across the street looked like she could use a hand carrying in some groceries >Being the neighborly, friendly person you are, you offered to help >You could swear she was undressing you with her eyes right then and there, but, it was hard to tell. Foxes always have 'that look' >Casual conversation across the fence whenever you happen to run into each other outside >You learn a bit more about her. She's divorced and her kid has since moved out on his own >Her sardonic sense of humor and direct way of speaking, surprisingly, does not immediately put you off >You actually kind of like her >Invite her over to crack a cold one on the porch one Saturday evening >She takes a sip of her whiteclaw and gazes at you with piercing eyes. "So what's your deal, huh? Single guy, mid 30s, homeowner with no chick. Something I should know about you?" >You laugh and play along. "Witness protection. I've already said too much." >Tell her about yourself. High school sweetheart left you and you lost half of everything in the divorce. >Passionate about what you do for work, don't really find much time to get to know people >Your neighbor, who you now know to be Katja, takes another sip and stares you dead in the eyes with that coy look. "Sounds like a real bitch. Shoulda gone to school with me." >Your heart does a cartwheel. You've never really considered an anthro up until now, but this fox has you curious. >You jokingly dip and duck around subtle hints like this for the rest of the evening until she wraps it up >She places a hand on your knee, chuckles and shakes her head >She gets up, but before slipping into the night, calls over her shoulder, "Text me. It gets lonely out here in the suburbs." >Notice a little piece of paper with her number sitting on your knee >Damn, she's good --------- >Come home after a long day at work >Reach into the fridge for a cold one >Nothing there >Text Katja and ask if you can cop one of her drinks >Your phone buzzes >"Be here in 15. Hope your calendar is clear" >Looks like your book is going to have to wait >Show up at Katja's door in 15 as instructed >Knock >"Come in, door's unlocked. Show's starting." >You let yourself in and find Katja in the living room under a blanket >Stare like an idiot >She doesn't take her eyes from the TV "Well? You gonna come watch this with me or no?" >You already know where this is headed >Walk over to the couch and take a seat next to the vixen >She immediately includes you in the blanked cocoon and leans into your body >You can't tell for sure, but it doesn't feel like she's wearing much >But you do know that you're really into this fox, and her gentle embrace has you feeling something you haven't felt in a decade -------- >All through the show you can feel her gently tracing a claw over your stomach >At one point she rests her head on your shoulder with a content sigh >Falls asleep just like that >Thank god. You're beyond aroused and don't want her to 'stumble' across it. >You take the time to appreciate her beauty >Those perky ears >Her long whiskers >Tiny little nose... That faint musk about her fur >You actually enjoy the awkward 7 minutes of not knowing what to do after the show ends >Finally you pretend to stretch, as if just waking up yourself >Katja stirrs and looks up at you with the tiniest of smile. "Did I miss it?" >You chuckle and give her a recap before sitting upright in the couch >Do that awkard sigh/stretch as you look towards the front door >Stand and muse while stretching, "Weeeelll, it looks like it's getting late. I guess I better get out of your fur, huh?" >As you stand, the blanket falls from Katja's shoulders to reveal the foxy figure wearing nothing but panties and a sports bra >She makes no attempt to cover herself back up >That look, there it is again. >You feel your stomach flutter as her paw lazily traces a line down to her waistband >"Leaving so soon, Anon...?"