I first saw her in the produce section at the market. Too old to be a girl, too young to be a woman, she stood a full six feet tall, with long black hair, vivid red lips like the raspberries in her basket, firm round breasts like the fresh peaches she was squeezing, a rear shaped perfect as a pear. She was wearing a black raincoat tied loosely over a blue turtleneck sweater and a tie dye skirt. The dramatic look was completed by calf length leather boots.
I couldn't help but stare as we silently danced separately through the fruit stands, testing and sampling, her hair flowing like water about her. Perhaps pretty girls sense these things, because suddenly, she met my eyes, smiled, and glanced away. I took it as a friendly smile, but was unsure whether it was sweet or shy.
Our ballet revolved, and she circled out of my view as I sorted through the cucumbers. Suddenly, I sensed a presence beside me, and a voice said "I bet you're just going to waste that in a salad- a girl like me knows better uses for a nice ripe cuke." I turned, but whoever spoke had moved silently away. My beauty was near enough, but appeared engrossed in the cabbage patch. Half a dozen other, less appealing lasses were closer. There was no way of knowing for sure which had spoken, and whether it was a tease or a serious flirtation. I noticed one chubby teen giggling with her friends, and assumed that perhaps she had just performed a dare at my expense. I'm sure I blushed.
I looked down, taking a moment to collect my composure. As I looked up, the black haired beauty was staring at me, grinning. She then spun around, basket in hand, and disappeared around a corner.
I continued shopping, distracted by thoughts of this angelic vision. I selected apricot jelly, wishing I could smear it all over her belly, and the joy I'd have licking her clean. That led to considering licking down her tummy, and that called for liquid honey- to pour , of course, on her pussy, which I imagined as hairless, virginal, girlish. I was lost in my thoughts. Not surprisingly, this caused my to bump my cart into a display of cereal cleverly constructed in the middle of the aisle. I clumsily started to stack boxes, then I noticed long elegant fingers attached to delicate hands stacking alongside me. I turned, It was my vision. " Captain Crunch was my favourite as a child," she said, "but I've put aside childish things." she giggled. " well, I still like to play!"