Jack and Jill grow and make it out like minks.
In the Wheatfieldâs house in suburban San Francisco, USA, year 1967, there lived a Swedish exchange student named Jill Olson. Sheâs 19, extremely beautiful that back in her country someone said that her natural beauty could make a blind man see again. But though most of the teenagers at that time were gravitated to that hippie culture, she for one didnât seem to go for it for she disliked mind-bending drugs but liked spontaneity, The Beatles, The Doors, the companion of guys, modern thinking, and sexual freedom. Most of all she wanted to become a psychologist.
For the past two weeks eversince school started in Golden Gate College, Jill was having a crush on a lad next to the Wheatfieldâs house. His name was Jack Meoff, a college student majoring in Business Administration in the same school. Though he smoked pot occasionally he was not deep into the âhippieâ thing either. He was just merely staying in the fringes watching those barefooted, braless hippie girls wearing flowers in their hair, and beads along with their folksy clothes. He had only been once in one of their rallies listening to their chants crying out for world peace. What he disliked about them is their seemingly vague and senseless direction.
Jack had the kind of naturally dark curly hair that girls would love to run their fingers through. It didnât hurt one bit that he was also tall, charming in a way and had a lean athletic built. Jill was dying to meet him. Every morning she would peer out the window to spy on him. She once had waved at him when his glance met hers and both knew that their attraction was hot. They both entertained the thought that they would hook up with each other one way or another, sooner or later.
One Sunday morning, Jill saw him from her window talking to his father outside their four-car garage. His dad was asking him to clean his cherished 1953 Buick Roadster 8.
Earlier, Jill saw Jackâs mom left and now his father was leaving too. That meant Jack would be left in the house.
The Wheatfields, Mary, and Joseph together with their two little daughters had gone to visit Maryâs parents and so she was left alone with just the maid named Concordia.
Just when she left the window, Jack glanced up and missed seeing her. Suddenly Jill popped into his mind and pushed Nicole Sinclair away from his thoughts. Nicole was a law student from another school that Jack was dating. Heâd be seeing her that afternoon and that made him feel good. He thought of his plans about her as he walked into the garage and drove out the bean gray Buick o the gravel drive.
Jill took a shower and glanced at her naked body in the mirror. Her curves delighted her as she applied lotion to moisturize her almost bronzed-like skin. Pulling on her Rudi Gernreich lingerie, she thought no man alive could look into those delightful curves and not have a solid hard on.
Wearing casual body-hugging shorts and top, she scurried downstairs and talked to Concordia telling her that sheâd like to meet the young Meoff next door. Though she was undeniably sexy, Jill still carried that wholesome girl next door image that most guys were crazy about. Concordia wowed at her and predicted Jack would fall head over heels for her. Jill loved compliments and patted Concordia affectionately on the back. She knew how to flirt with guys especially if she so desired. Since high school sheâs been with a number of guys and went to as far as almost going all the way. She maintained that âalmost thingâ but now she wanna get laid real good. No more âalmostâ but all the way for her sake.
After her little chitchat with Concordia, she gulped her orange juice and set off to the garden. She climbed a tree and sat on a sturdy branch that overlooked well to the Meoffsâ house.
Jack was going about to clean the car as Jill settled in a striking pose leaning against the trunk.
She watched Jack got inside the car and switched on the radio. The perky rock ditty âI Think Weâre Alone Nowâ by Tommy James & The Shondells came on and what a jive music it was for the occasion.
Jack was wearing a sleeveless multihued shirtjack with cut off denim jeans and Vanguard slip-ons and Jill thought heâs cute. She waited till she was full of confidence and began to intone her presence.
âMorning handsome neighbor!â
He shot a wild unbelieving look when he turned his glance at the stunning figure perched on the tree branch. He recalled Hedy Lamarr in that seductive scene from Cecil B. de Milleâs film Samson And Delilah, a scene that had been ingrained in his mind since childhood.
âBeautiful morning it is angel!â Jack answered bewitchingly.
âMind if I lend a helping hand? I looove washing cars,â Jill spoke in her foreign accent, smoothing her palms over her limbs.
âWell, well, well, am I dreaminâ or what?â
âI donât think so. Youâre vertical and gloriously awake.â She smiled fiendishly.
âDid it hurt?â Jack said, dramatizing concern on his face.
âIâm sorry?â
âI said did it hurt you falling from above?â
Jill rolled her eyes. âOh I got thatâŠâ she chuckled. âNoooâŠI didnât fall from above. Iâm just an earthling, like you,â she smiled knowing he was flirting.
âThought youâre an angel taking me off to paradise?â he said teasingly.
âI will, if youâll just help me come down so I can properly introduce myself to you,â Jill replied in her sexy best.
âSure thing, pretty one,â he said striding to the fence. Jill climbed off the branch and stepped on the top of the fence wall.
âOk, jump to me and Iâll catch you,â he said.
Jill squealed as she jumped onto his stretched arms sliding her fresh floral-scented body against his hard body. Jack couldnât believe his luck. He was stunned for a second as he gazed at her emerald-eye beauty. The sensation of her enticing body sliding down against his body woke his dick from slumberland. He thought that heâd preserve the clothes heâs wearing because they touched her body.
âJack Meoff is the name,â he gasped.
âJill Olson. Am I pleased to meet you!â She said cheerfully and they shook hands. âBack home I washed cars to save some money for my school.â
âPretty cool,â he said breaking into his charming grin as he led her to the gravel-paved path where the car was parked.
Jack who had been reading Playboy Magazine since he was 12 saw through Jill a centerfold material.
âWell, as you Americans would say, âOp to it, now. We canât waste the âole bloody day, can we?â Jill snapped him off his trance.
âThatâs Irish American I suppose,â he said.
âOh, I just heard that phrase on TV,â she chuckled sweetly. The music from the radio blasted with another hit tune called âYou Got What It takes,â by the DC 5. Indeed she got what it takes to set his soul on fire.
âAll right, Iâll bubble bath the car and you hose it,â she said as she wrung a sponge over a pale of soap and water mix.
âSure,â he said and moved instantly.
âWhat did you do last summer?â She asked gazing at him intently.
âWell, I spent my time in a beach in my motherâs little hometown on the Delaware shore and worked there at a bike rental shop,â he replied.
âGuess we all work during summer, donât we?â
âYeah, earning and learning something at the same time,â he said also grinning.
âYeah, you got it,â she said turning her sight on the carâs windshield.
âYou have baking soda? There are some dried bugs that we have to remove first.â