Grandma Sage’s Naughty Little Garden Party

Everyone in town knew Grandma Sage’s tea parties were the stuff of legend—dainty treats, pretty dresses, and just enough gossip to keep things interesting. But this year? Sage had something a little more hands-on in mind.

The garden was dressed to the nines: soft pink linens, tiered trays stacked with macarons, and the scent of Earl Grey drifting through the warm summer air. The guests, dressed in lace and curiosity, sipped daintily while giggling behind their fans.

Then Sage stood up, tapped her spoon on her teacup, and gave them that smile—the one that said something wicked was coming. “Ladies,” she purred, “we’ve mastered etiquette. But today, we’re learning… advanced techniques.”

When the men arrived—handsome, confident, and clearly not there for crumpets—the energy shifted. Corsets tightened. Cheeks flushed. And Sage? She practically glowed as she orchestrated a party no one would ever forget.

There were lessons. There were demonstrations. There were moans muffled into napkins and knees pressed together under the table. The tea was hot… but not nearly as hot as what was happening behind the lace parasols.

As the sun began to dip below the hedges and the last of the petit fours were picked over, Sage raised her cup again. “Next time,” she winked, “we might skip the tea altogether.”

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