Just a short story about a nerdy guy getting a girlfriend. Some these things actually happened to me when I was in high school. For instance, the part in the computer lab is all true. Life sucked back then. Anyways, enjoy.
All characters starring are 18 and older.
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High school was lonely. Being the nerd in school wasn't exactly the coolest thing to be. I got good grades, I got scholarships, but zero dates. It wasn't for a lack of trying though. I am very outgoing and people say I have a wonderful sense of humor. It has gotten me out of a few tough spots with a bully or angry boyfriend.
I must have asked every girl in my class out to movie, to dinner, or even just to get some coffee. Nothing. Not a one even gave me the time of day. They weren't mean about it, but it was clear they weren't interested. Yea it was safe to say I had worked my way through all the women I had an interest in.
Then Bobby Joe Davis came to our school during our junior year. She was gorgeous! A mix between a white father and a Latino mother gave her a spectacular body. C cup breast, firm yet large backside, slim waist, slightly thick legs, long brown hair, and to top it off with beautiful brown eyes. Yea she was a walking wet dream.
The most important thing though, she was new. She didn't even know me. She couldn't give me that "you're to much of a friend" excuse that all of the other girls had given me. So I figured I would have a good shot.
Lucky for me a lot of the girls in class usually asked me to eat lunch with them. Great sense of humor remember. I was nothing more than entertainment for them while they ate their lunch, but I didn't mind. Bobby Joe was sitting with them when Erin called me over to have a seat. Believe it or not, but I was the only guy sitting with them. I sat down next to Erin and across from Bobby Joe. She smiled pleasantly as I took my seat. I hade been working up a way to introduce myself for the last couple weeks when Erin did it for me.
"Bobby this is Paul. Paul, Bobby. He's cool." Erin and Bobby smiled at me.
"It's nice to meet you, Paul." She said holding out her hand.
"The pleasure is all mine, beautiful." I responded with a smile.
She giggled along with the other girls at my attempt of being smooth. Coming from a nerd it didn't really make the impression I was hoping for. Sure it got me noticed, but for the wrong reason.
Anyways, the girls giggled and then settled into their little gossip powwow while I sat there listening. It was the usual talk about guys they had dated and may have mated with. I was privy to a few conversations that usually ended with me knowing a little to much about another guy's anatomy.
Often I found myself in the company of only women during my high school years. I didn't mind though, it gave me the opportunity to talk to Bobby Joe.
From that little greeting, we grew to be fast friends. Before long we were close friends, and that was my biggest problem. I was always placed in the friend zone before I had a chance to do anything. I was always a little late on the move to the next step. Before long, even Bobby had given me the "you're to much of a friend for us to date" excuse.
To say I was heart broken is an understatement. In my heart I knew that I loved her, but she didn't love me. Well, not like I wanted her too. I figured it was a lost cause and decided not to push it.
Time passes and before long we were in our senior year. Bobby Joe and I grew much closer, even though I was still hurt that she rejected me. We were still the best of friends.
I was always into extracurricular activities, and so I joined the newspaper. Of course I joined because Bobby was on the news paper. It was ran by women, so once again I was alone in a room full of women. The conversations were all about the other guys in our class. Sitting in that computer lab writing out my stories, I again found myself learning to much about a guys I knew.
They were talking about this guy being hotter than that guy. Why this guy was more attractive than the other. It was a conversation I was trying to drown out with an article I was writing about current school events, when I heard myself being talked about. The funny thing is it didn't come from any of my fellow classmates. My name was mentioned by our sponsor, Mrs. James.
"I think you girls are overlooking someone who is a really great guy. He's smart, funny, generous, caring, everything you girls should put ahead of looks." She said.
"Who?" Asked Erin.
"Paul. Paul is the perfect gentleman." She said proudly.
At hearing my name, I peeked over the top of my monitor. Everyone was looking at me which made me duck back down back in my chair. Bobby was sitting next to me and started to giggle.
"Mrs. James thinks you are quite the catch. Maybe she sees something we don't." The other girls were whispering and giggling when Erin spoke up.
"We all like Paul, its just that he is more husband material than boyfriend material." Though I am sure she meant it as a compliment it still stung.
Bobby Joe grabbed my arm and squeezed it tightly. She had a look of mayhem in her eyes. Erin didn't notice but I think she was about to get jumped. I put my arm around Bobby's shoulders and told her to let it go.
The incident in the computer lab must have been a catalyst for something, because Bobby and I hung out more after that. It was almost as though she wanted me to ask her out again, because she was all over me.
I wanted to ask her on a date, but I was feeling the effects of the "once bitten twice shy" cliche. It took all my courage to ask her out the first time, so a second time would have been murder. Especially if she had rejected me again. Still we spent more and more time together.
We found out in our time together that we had a lot of things in common. We both enjoyed video games, though she would like to see more games directed towards women. We both enjoyed Anime, and other pieces of Japanese culture. I was enthralled by the Samurai, and she was more interested in the weapons they used. It was like we were a perfect match. She was always there for me, even during the middle of the year when I needed her most.
Life has a way of throwing a serious curve ball your way. It was a troubling time for me as my dad died suddenly from a heart attack. It was a shock to all of us, but Dad's death hit mom the hardest. I couldn't imagine losing the love of your life after 30 years of marriage being easy.
Mom was crippled with grief, which left me to make all the arrangements for the funeral and reception afterwards. I tried to do what I thought dad would have wanted, but I was really in over my head. Between all the planning and helping mom, I didn't get my any time to myself to morn my loss.
Hundreds of people were at the funeral. People from all over came in to pay their respects to my father. Family we hadn't seen in years made their way to our church for the service. My whole class was there and most of the teachers. Even the principal of our school showed up. So many faculty members showed that he and the superintendent canceled school for the day to allow everyone the chance to go. I was taken back by the support and love my classmates showed me. One of my best friends even made the comment, "Paul, you are the most popular guy in school. They canceled school for you and your dad."
I sat next to my mom on the front row. She was shivering with grief, so I grabbed her hand and held it. She turned to me and gave me a sad smile. We sat through the rest of the service as the pastor gave the eulogy.
I felt a hand lightly touch my right shoulder. I turned to see the beautiful face of Bobby Joe. She gave me a reassuring smile and I smiled back. I felt a warm ball start to grow in my stomach as we held each other's gaze. The love I had for her grew in that moment. The look that she gave me, even in a time of sorrow, filled me with joy.
After the funeral and the service next to the grave site, almost everyone came back to our house for food and to talk memories. I asked a few of my cousins to serve drinks and to organize the food. I was lucky to have such a wonderful family. I saw my mom being tended to on the couch by her sisters, and decided that this was my chance to finally get away and have a moment to myself.
I thanked as many people as i could, then I snuck out the back and headed towards a park with a walking trail close to my house. There were several benches and picnic tables scattered about. I chose one that over looked a small pond and had a tree behind it. I sat down and watched the water as it rippled with the wind. I got lost in thought as I sat and looked at the scenery. It was beautiful here. The leaves were just beginning to turn and they displayed all kinds of bright reds and oranges. It was quiet in the park on a Friday afternoon. Noone was around.
"May I sit down?" I heard the silky voice of my friend Bobby ask me. I turned to see those beautiful brown eyes looking down at me with a curious smile beneath them. I knodded for her to take a seat and she she sat down close to me, almost in my lap. She picked up my arm and wrapped it around her shoulders.
We sat there for what seemed like hours, just enjoying each other's warmth. She put her arms around my waist and hugged me tightly. I could feel her generous bust pushing into my side and to my horror, I got excited. Her head was lying on my chest and there was no way she couldn't see the rather large bulge in my slacks.
As if it was the most normal thing in the world, she moved her hand to my crotch and began to lightly rub my dick. She looked up at me and kissed me gently on the lips. She pulled back and smiled.
"Paul I want to do something for you. Something that I have wanted to do for a long time. Do you trust me?" She asked those beautiful lips still pulled into a smile.
"I trust you, Bobby." I replied.
"I think it is high time I showed you how much I love you. I can't give you my virginity, but I would love to take yours." She said as her fingers intensified their movement.
She smiled and moved her hand to the zipper on my slacks and expertly pulled it down. Her hand reached in and pulled out my raging cock and she licked her lips as she saw the uncircumcised head pop into view.
