My name's Tara Winslow, I'm 19 years old and fresh out of high school. Let me begin my story by telling you what I look like, a mental picture always helps things along. I'm 5'5, 132 lbs, bright blonde hair and emerald green eyes. And the rest of me? I know you are wondering. Well ...... I have a small waist, small ass and size 40C tits. My ex boyfriend used to call me a barbie doll, somehow he thought that would increase his chances of being laid.
Anyway, on with the story ........
Last year, 3 weeks after my 18th birthday, I met Max. He was considerably older. Max and I met while I was working as a cashier at the local hardware store. He would come in about once a week and purchase something for his house in the country he was re-modeling. Nails one week, plumbing items the next. Eventually we forged a friendship even though there was a good 40 years between us, but Max never showed his age. I remember being stunned when I learned he was 58 years old, he didn't look a day over 45, good genes, I suppose.
Well, one night I was working, covering for my friend, Michelle, who had called in sick, when out of nowhere, in walked Max. He always had a smile and a compliment ready for me as soon as that electric door slid open and allowed him to come in.
"You're looking beautiful, as always, Tara," he said, placing his items on the counter.
"Awww, well thank you, Max," I answered as I checked out his items.
There was something different about Max that night, something that I couldn't quite place my finger on.
"Are you alright, Max?" I asked, "You seem a bit distracted tonight."
"What? Oh, don't mind me, I always get this way on this day every year," he answered, pulling out his wallet.
"Why this time of year?" I asked, I must have sounded very nosey at that point.
"My wife passed away 20 years ago today," he answered.
"I'm sorry, Max," I apologized, feeling like a shit right about now.
"Don't apologize, honey," he said, "It's been 20 years, it's about time to stop feeling sorry for myself."
I still felt horrible. I expected him to say something like he wasn't feeling well or he was just having an off day. So I decided to make him an offer he couldn't refuse.
"Max?" I asked, closing my cash drawer.
"Yeah, honey?"
"I get off work in about 10 minutes, would you like to join me for some coffee?"
He thought about it for what seemed to be ages and finally agreed. He told me he'd wait for me out in the parking lot until I got off work. So I smiled and watched him leave the store.
Well 10 minutes later, true to my word, I emerged from the store and began scanning the parking lot, never having seen his car, this proved to be quite the search. Suddenly, I heard a horn honk from the back of the dimly lit parking lot. I turned to see Max sitting in a maroon cadillac, very fitting, I thought.
"I wasn't sure if you knew what kind of car I had," he said, as I got in.
"Well now I do," I answered, climbing in and shutting the door.
I felt a bit weird when I got in because his seats were vinyl and made my skirt rise a bit on my hips. I saw him staring when I looked over to click my seat belt. I couldn't help but smile as we drove off in the direction of the coffee house.
As he drove, we chatted about the people I work with and the job he held as an electrician, before he retired. He was not shy, which I liked.
About 10 miles from the coffee house, Max pulled over into an orange grove and turned off the car.