You wake up to brilliant sunlight pouring through the gaps in the curtains and panic. What time is it? You reach for your phone and curse, it's almost 10am and you're late for work. You start to dial the number, frantically trying to think of a decent excuse, when all of a sudden it hits you and you let out a sigh of relief, you're not working today. They called you in yesterday meaning that you had to cancel on me last minute which was regrettable, but also meaning that you can't work today which isn't so bad.
You lie back in bed, thinking that maybe you should get up and make an effort to get up and do some of the things you've been putting off when you remember there was an unread text on your phone.
You open it to read my message. It simply says "Blendr" and was sent 5 minutes ago. That must have been what woke you up.
You grab the iPad and fire up the app. There are three messages from me, "Too nice a day to be working," a location and a photo. You click on the photo and grin, I'm sitting on my car bonnet leaning back against the windscreen, legs bent so you can see right up my red skirt to my white lacy panties. You shake your head, thinking that I seem to have a never ending naughty streak. Then you click on the location, just out of curiosity. The tag seems to be stuck on a little road in the middle of nowhere, you zoom out and realise I'm actually not too far from you. The thought crosses your mind that maybe you could join me, but that would require driving and you really can't be bothered today.
You're just about to put the iPad down again when another photo pops up. What am I up to now? The photo's taking an age to load and you consider saving it for later but then it loads. I'm standing naked, leaning back against a tree, one foot on the floor, the other leg bent with my foot resting against the tree, one arm across my chest, hiding my nipples. Nice.
You exit out of the photo to see I've sent you another, on this one I'm lying on a blanket, legs spread, with my little toy pressed against my clit. Another message pops up, "Wish u were here ;)"
Half an hour later you're in your car driving down a tiny country road, I do end up in some random places! You spot my car pulled into the side of the road and pull up behind it, wondering which way I would have gone.
There's a wooden signpost just in front of the car saying "footpath" and you decide to follow it. It's really quite hot now and you can hear crickets in the long grass to your right. You follow the path up the hill and past a little copse of trees, you think you recognise one of them as being the one I was leaning against and then smile, how would you recognise a tree, they all look the same. Nevertheless the image of me naked against the tree slows you down and you can feel yourself getting hard imagining just what you'd do if I was standing there now.
You realise you're getting distracted, and given my penchant for never staying still I could easily be back at the car before you find me if you don't get a move on. You walk along the path a little further until you reach the top of the hill and you glance around. A glimpse of red amongst the long grass in front of you catches your eye and you move closer, realising as you get near that you were right, it's me. I'm lying on my front on a blanket, knees bent and feet swinging back and forth in the air, a book open in front of me. I'm wearing nothing but a pair of headphones, and knowing how much I like loud music you take the opportunity to sneak up behind me, grinning as you catch sight of a bottle of water at the end of the blanket.
Slowly you reach over and pick it up, feeling how cold it still is against your palm as you unscrew the lid. You lift it to your mouth and take a quick swig before upending the whole bottle over my back!
I scream and jump up, headphones falling out of my ears as I rain punches on your arms and chest. Ok so maybe that wasn't a good idea you think as you grab my wrists and hold them out to the side to stop me hitting you. I look pretty angry right now, dripping all over the blanket and my book, luckily the water missed my bag and clothes, piled just above the blanket.