Mmmm, Rhyley thought, it's such a hot day! And here I figured we would have pouring rain today!
Rhyley wasn't disappointed that it wasn't raining but she did hate the heat. She had only lived in Southampton for over a year and she loved it. The UK, as she always called it, seemed to suit her just fine after spending twenty dull years surrounded by the dullness of midwest American living.
Her quick stint in Australia had made her day. All the down home, nature boys got her blood flowing. Even though not many liked Americans, she found quite a few who were in love with her lightly twanged southern Illinois accent. Many evenings she spent in the bush, avoiding bull ants and mambas, secluded with a sweet Aussie man. Sometimes she went hunting for an aboriginal man. Rhyley was convinced that they were kindred spirits, loving nature, loving the animals, the air. That trip made her fall in love with the beautiful, if not dangerously exciting land.
Rhyley sat down in her moon chair and gazed at the early morning sun. The fog made her think of the fires she had witnessed the spring earlier in the outback. She felt corny when she said outback, but most didn't know what she was talking about when she said "the bush".
She had even picked up a slight accent in her travels and she loved to tease her family when she called them by tossing out her best cockney. Her mother was never amused, but she digressed.
At times she wished that she had good reason tto return to Australia. And at those times, she thought of Russell. He was an infatuation, but not an obession. She fantasised about many men, some of whom she knew, but none seemed to be quite what she was looking for. Until Russell.
She had seen him in a little known film back in 1991 and she was taken with him since. He wasn't perfect and obviously had flaws on film and in person, or so she had heard, but that was what she liked the most. She hated Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt. Too pretty. She really hated Freddie Prinze, Jr. She refused to get started on him, but Russell was about what she was looking for.
She loved darker hair than her own tangled wavy dishwater blonde. She loved dark men, cherishing the contrast of her own pale complexion. Russell has startling eyes and a beautiful mouth. She often thought about kissing him over each eye and softly brushing her lips over his only to trail down his lightly furred chest to lap at his navel.
Mmmmm, I have to stop thinking about him. But the fantasies, just keep coming.
Thoughts of taming him with her body was almost too much for her stand as she thrust her hands into her sopping pussy. She didn't care that she was in full view of boulevard, she just wanted relief.
"Oh, Russ, I want you so badly, I can taste your skin as I bury my head in your lap. What I could do if you were here." She closed her eyes and quietly dreamed of his lovely face....
"Rhyley," she heard faintly in her ear. "Rhyley, you have to get up."
"No I don't." She was too caught up in her langour to move.
"I am telling you to get up, woman." She wanted to open her eyes, but they were so, so heavy.
"Mmm, you smell so good, Rusty." She knew that he hated being called Rusty, but she did it as small revenge for waking her. "Like cinnamon and musk. If I sprinkled some sugar on you, could I eat you with toast?" He stood up and gave her a lop sided grin.
"I like bagels. C'mon, I want to get started."
"On what?" She looked at him as though he were in a haze.
"My surprise. I have thought about you for days and you are not going to give me the run around. Get on it, we haven't all day." He was so dramatic as he waved his hands about as though he were a circus magician. The thought of him in a top hat and tails made her giggle. When he raised a brow in her direction, she waved him off and covered her mouth.
"I want you to be totally comfortable, so please, sit on the bed and pay close attention." She didn't have time to dress fancy, but she threw together a sweet little outfit that would make the most chaste of priests gawk.
She quickly swept her wavy hair into plaits and pinned them into place. She stepped into a tiny plaid blue tartan skirt and made sure the large gold pin was visible. She donned a middie blouse that was cut modestly and dropped a matching tartan silk tie around her neck. She loved the look of thigh high stockings and took advantage of her shapely legs as she pulled them on so slowly. She had to smile at her own reflection as she remembered the tiny green bows at the top.