Every time I thought about Jessica I'd get a hard-on. No, really! She was just that kind of girl...well, woman, really. She had all of it totally together and she knew it. The way she looked, the way she moved; her entire being just oozed sensuality. I was obsessed with her.
There were days when I would spend hours by my den window looking out, based on the chance I would get to see her. When I saw her walk out of the back door, I'd rush into my backyard just to say hello and hear her voice. I could hang on the fence and watch her do the simplest tasks, but always with that erect dong hanging in front of me.
I yearned to get into her pants. I mean, I fantasized about us together all the time. I imagined my hands roaming across her soft flesh, my lips and tongue pressing against her, inhaling the fragrance of this goddess of sensuality. I dreamed of entwining my fingers in her dark hair and looking into her eyes as I penetrated her sopping wet pussy. I had it bad!
As far as I could tell, though, Jessica didn't half realize I was even alive. Aside from our greetings across the fence, this angel of my daydreams hadn't spoken more than five words to me in all the time we'd lived next to each other. Imagine my shock when we ran into each other at the local quick-stop and Jessica actually engaged me in conversation.
It was a blistering hot day. I had on a pair of shorts and sandals. I'd thrown on a shirt to make the run to the store for cokes. Jessica had on shorts and a halter. She was showing more skin than I could bear to see. As soon as I recognized her, my old willy started to throb and extend. I was headed for embarrassment.
As I was pulling my six-pack of sodas from the cooler, Jessica was dragging out her twelve-pack of brew.
"Well, hello, there," she said "Nothing like a cold brew on a hot day like today."
I generated enough courage to say. "Maybe that's what I ought to get."
"You like beer?" she asked.
"Yeah, sure," I admitted.
"You want to share some of this?" she offered.
"Oh, that's not my brand." No sooner were the words out of my mouth than I felt like a complete dunce. Jessica, however, saved me from my own idiocy.
"Why don't you get some of yours, then, and we'll share that way?" she offered.
Dumbstruck. "I, uh." I was a stammering fool. "How..."
"You bring yours to my house," she said, a model of patience with this stunted moron. "You can drink yours, and I'll drink mine, and we'll share," she explained.
A light bulb went off in my brain. "Oh, yeah!" I said, replacing my cokes and reaching for a pack of my favorite brew. "Great idea." What a dork!
We walked toward the checkout together. "Are you all right?" she asked. There was a hint of real concern in her voice.
"Truth?" I asked her.
"Always the truth," she said, seriously.
"I feel like an imbecile," I admitted.
"Oh," was all she said.
"Look," I offered as we hit the counter, "let me pay for that. I'd really like to."
Jessica leveled those amazing eyes on me. "Okay," she said.
"I'm not usually so slow on the uptake," I told her, pulling out my Visa to pay for our brews. "Must be the heat."
Jessica smiled, baring her teeth behind her lips. Damn, I wanted to kiss those lips!
She hefted her beers off the counter and headed for her car. "Meet me at my house when you get back," she said. "I'll be waiting for you."
Twang! The old peter virtually stood at attention with that!
I signed the slip and pocketed my receipt. I carried the brews out to my car, climbed in at headed for the house, seven blocks away. I parked in my carport and grabbed the beers, headed next door. I rang the doorbell and waited. When she opened the door, Jessica was not smiling.
"You were supposed to come on in," she admonished me. "I told you I would be waiting."
"There's no way I'm barging in," I told her. "I'm just not comfortable doing that."
"Fine," Jessica said. "Come on in. We'll put the beer in the fridge so it stays cold." She led me to her kitchen and showed me where to store my beer. I popped one out and put the rest on the rack. Then I joined her at the little table there in the kitchen.
"What were you doing before you went to the store?" she asked me.
I told her, "Just hanging around the house. It was too hot to do anything much, even with the air on."
"Is it comfortable in here?" she wanted to know. "Do I need to turn the air down some?"
"It's fine," I said, sipping at my brew.
"You're sweating," Jessica observed.
"It was hot in the car," I said. "I just haven't gotten cooled down, yet."
We made small talk for a while. Careers. Pets. Places of origin. History. We each downed a couple more beers, and I finally got cooled down. Then Jessica broached the dreaded subject.
"I know you've been watching me," she said into her beer.
My heart went into my throat. Should I apologize? Should I confess? I decided neither.
"Oh," was all I said.
"I'm flattered," she told me. "A girl likes to be appreciated."