They were so excited. It was their first night together. "My god, she looks so beautiful," Matt thought as she peeled the bra from her bountiful breasts. But please forgive me; I am getting ahead of myself.
They had been talking to each other for a little bit now. They met in high school, in their junior year advanced chemistry class. Neither of them really cared for the class. Her name was Elisabeth. Matt was already in the class when she transferred into it. When she opened the door, everyone looked back, knowing that a visitor at this time in this class was rare indeed. Matt's breath was immediately taken away, because there in the light was the silhouette of an angel. He couldn't even see any specifics, but Matt was awestruck. When Liz stepped out of the light, Matt had to hold on to his desk to keep from falling.
She was 5'7", and 120 lbs., with shoulder length red hair. On her face was a gorgeous smile, with perky, deep dimples, which framed her beautiful green eyes with a brown starburst in the middle, which Matt gazed at whenever he got the chance. And then there were her curves. She wasn't chubby, not by any sense of the imagination, but she had padding in all the right places. Her chest was a generous 36-C, and it fit her frame perfectly, and her arms draped down her sides and rested on the best looking set of hips you could ever imagine, forming a perfect figure eight.
As she walked to the teacher, her hair bounced fitfully in the air, all the while Matt was praying to whatever Gods might be listening that she be seated in the empty seat next to him. To his amazement, one of them had been listening and she was place right next to him, on the aisle. He now sat between one good-looking girl, who he liked to flirt with, and now this angel from above was on his right.
Needless to say, Matt was more than a little intimidated. He was on the football team, on the first string even, so he was in shape. But, there's a different kind of "in shape" required of a lineman. He towered over Liz, even when sitting, due to the fact that most of his 6'3" was in his torso. But, he was rather portly around the midsection. But that was the only flaw to him. His legs were rock hard from carrying around such a large frame for all these years, and from the constant bike riding. Matt never quite got the grades to get a car, but he was far from stupid. From throwing around other huge giants on the football field, his arms and chest were very very strong and his forearms even rippled when he would flex his fingers. Matt also had this mop of brown hair he tried to keep nice by using outrageous amounts of hair care products, but Liz was mainly interested in his eyes.
Matt's mother always described them as being "puppy poo" brown, but that's only because she never got a close look at them. Liz, on the other hand, had. They were mainly green. But, what made them interesting were the brown spots, which dotted the green plane. Liz could look into his eyes forever.
That year went by pretty fast from then on. You see, Liz was in the marching band, and with Matt being on the football team, they had a lot that they could talk about. They talked about past games during class and even sat together during lunch once and a while. Matt would tell glory stories, and Liz would stroke his ego by saying, "You mean that was you? I thought it was some senior who had been on the team for years." Matt knew she was exaggerating, but he liked it anyways. When the year ended, they parted ways for the summer, and exchanged numbers, email addresses, and the like. But, alas, they lost touch in a few short weeks, though it wasn't either of their faults. Matt was finally going to be able to get a car, a hand down from his parents, but he had to get a job over the summer to pay for insurance, which took up all of his mornings. After that, he would have practice, which would last till eight at night, and by then it was all he could do to keep from falling asleep on the bike ride home.
On the other hand, there was Liz, with her overbearing parents. They decided that it would be fun to take a summer trip to visit the family in Michigan. Now, there is no problem with that, but Liz firmly disagreed to the part where they would DRIVE there. So, after that month was stolen from her life, she actually forgot about Matt.
But Matt never did forget about her. He thought about her during his 18th birthday, and even called her to wish her a happy 18th birthday. But that was the only contact they had with each other during those hot summer months.
School started again, and alas, they had no classes together. Liz was in mostly Advanced Placement classes, while Matt wanted to enjoy his last year of high school, and took enough classes to get into college, but did not overdo it by any sense of the imagination. He kept his eye out for Liz, but could never find her. He talked to a few of her friends, and they gave him the same story. But, Matt was persistent and kept his eyes open and his ear to the ground. Then one day, at the end of class in the busy halls, he bumped into her, literally. She was walking around a blind corner with a handful of books, when she slammed right into him.
"WATCH IT, YOU BUFFOON!" she screamed at him. Matt was raised to be polite, so instead of yelling at her, he helped her.
"Excuse me, I apologize. I guess I didn't see you under all those books," he said as he bent down to his knees to pick up her things.
"Matt, is that you?" she asked. "It is you! I missed you so much over the summer. It's a shame we didn't keep in touch. I am sorry for yelling at you. I was in a hurry. I have to get to a band council meeting."
"It's ok, trust me," he said, gripping his arm. "You should try out for the team. We need someone who can hit like you."
"Oh, I am ssssooooo sorry. Are you hurt?" she apologized
"I'm fine. Don't worry about me. I can take a hit or two." Matt replied. Then he pondered for a little. "Know what? There is something you can do for me. How about a date? I think that would be a fine thing now, don't you?"
"Actually," Liz said, "I'm a bit busy for a while. How about we start with lunch? You can sit with me at my table. I usually am by myself, and the company would be wonderful. So that's it then, tomorrow you can eat lunch with me."
"It would be an honor and a pleasure to lunch with you, Miss Elisabeth. I will see you tomorrow."
That's how it all started. They would eat lunch and talk. As a matter of fact, they were together so often, that many of Matt's friends assumed that they were dating, and asked lots of awkward questions. But Matt was always a gentleman and would always say the same thing, "Not till she is ready. Then I will ask her."
The both of them always looked forward to Fridays. Friday was the day of the week that football games were played on, and that meant a nice walk to the corner Subway, and a pre-game meal for the both of them. The weeks just flew by once again, just like they did junior year, and pretty soon it was time for the homecoming game. And everyone knows what follows the homecoming game on the next day. For those of you who don't know, it's the homecoming dance.
A few weeks before hand, on a Friday pre-game meal at Subway, Matt started to act funny. He was nervous, and Matt never got nervous. It didn't matter if it was a class final or the biggest game of his life, Matt did not get nervous. It took a few minuets, and a couple of empty conversation topics, but he finally got the nerve to ask her.
"Liz, would you like to go to the homecoming dance with me?" he spoke in a timid voice.
"Why Matt, wouldn't that be a date? And that would mean that we would be dating, wouldn't it?" Liz teased, knowing full well that most jocks have a terrible fear of commitment. Matt was no normal stereotypical jock.
"Actually, that was going to be my next question. I really like you, and we get along great, and I cannot imagine my day-to-day life without our lunch together, or our Friday walks to Subway. You are the most perfect girl, I mean woman, that I have ever laid eyes on. Even since the first day I saw you I felt this way." The words just poured from Matt's heart and through his mouth. He even got a bit misty-eyed when saying it.
"Oh Matt, don't cry you big silly boy," Liz said, trying to keep from crying herself. "I've been waiting for so long for you to say something. I feel the same way about you, and have felt the same way about you since I sat down next to you that first day of class." Just then, she reached for him and gave him a big hug, one that the both of them would remember forever. "I have to warn you about something though. I know that a lot of guys have expectations of girls, and girlfriends even for that matter. I come from an old school up bringing and I want to take things slow, I mean really slow."
"Don't worry Liz. I have nothing but the utmost respect for you, and would never do anything without first telling you what I planned, and making sure that you agreed with the plan. As a matter of fact, I wasn't going to kiss you until the homecoming dance, just to make you sweat a little"
"Oh really? Is that a fact? In that case, do you care to make a wager? I bet you that you could never last that long with me, knowing full well that we are exclusive to each other."
"Name the stakes," was his only reply.
"If I win, you have to wear a dress to homecoming, just like mine. The only difference will be size, and that's all."