Wanderer, the meaning of my name. My mom got pregnant with me when she was seventeen. She and my father lived next door to each other and have been friends since they were toddlers. Mom had always loved the name Gypsy, planning to name her daughter this if she ever had one. My dad's parents gave us a place to stay until he finished high school, and then he worked for his father and provided a wonderful home for us.
When I was eighteen, I took the two-door dad had given me for graduation and drove to Salt Lake City to see my grandparents, on mom's side. Stopping in Reno for lunch at a diner just off the highway. I was sitting in a booth waiting for my meal and could overhear the guy sitting in the booth behind me.
"I'll get there as quick as I can, Mom. There's a bus leaving tomorrow morning that puts me in there tomorrow night. How's dad?" There was a pause as he listened, then he continued, "Well, that's encouraging. Okay, I love you too."
Helping people is something that I have always tried to do whenever possible. I slid out from my booth and turned to look at this man, who appeared to be in his early twenties. He was a nice-looking guy with short brown hair, clean-shaven, and a lean body, from what I could tell. I said, "I'm sorry, but I couldn't help but overhear your conversation. Which way are you heading?"
"East to Salt Lake." He replied. "My dad is in the hospital with pneumonia."
I asked, "Where are you coming from?"
"I'm attending Stanford, working on my MBA. Please sit down."
I slid my slender 5-foot-5-inch frame across from him and asked, "Are you a rapist/murderer?"
Without hesitation, he said, "Well, not anymore." Grinning at me, "No, I haven't even been in a fight since I punched my best friend in the third grade." Then he said, "You have beautiful blond hair and stunning blue eyes. A man could get lost in those eyes."
Blushing, I said, "Thank you. It's getting a little long. I'm thinking about cutting it to shoulder length." Giving him my cutest smile. Looking into his brown eyes, I continued, "If you're done with all the murdering stuff, I'm going to Salt Lake to see family. I could give you a ride."
He smiled at me, causing a tingle down there, and said, "That would be great. You're not a rapist/murderer, are you?"
"Not anymore," I replied, locking my eyes on his. He laughed out loud at this. I could feel my pussy getting wet. I thought to myself, easy Gypsy, easy. Don't be a whore. But there was something about this guy.
We finished lunch and hit the road. We hit it off as we talked and got to know each other. I found out his name was Brian, and he grew up about thirty minutes from my home. As we talked, my body was betraying me, and I was leaking into my panties. He was funny and had me laughing, telling stories of his childhood.