Part IV
I don't know much about cross-country skiing, but I really loved the idea behind it all.
Hope you enjoy. I'm no Stephen King, but I really enjoy what I do. And I love the feedback.
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It was going to be an usually cozy sunday in february. The weather was supposed to go from -5 up to +5 degrees, around lunchtime at the hottest. Typical of a bright spring day. It was perfect for me to hit the cross country skiing trails, and go deep in the woods for a little hike. I could easily squeeze out a 15 km within a couple hours. Putting on some tunes, sunshades and catching some z's. Just like a real workout, but fun! Ahah!
I loved coming to this park. Situated on top of the ridge of the city Greenbelt, close to vast wetlands, you could always get a great view of the sun and the surroundings. If you stayed late enough, you could even catch a romantic sunset towards the far end of the park. It was woody enough to block the view of anything that even looked like civilization. The map at the gates indicated difficulty levels and distance for the different segments, along with other checkpoints and spots of interest: crossroads, lookouts, park benches and waxing houses, which most had a fireplace in front. There, many felt free to build their own fire and chat among friends, spreading a warm and inviting smoke aroma in the whole area. Overall, while being accessible within a short drive, you felt like the park was very deep in the forest.
I took off at around 10 a.m., wearing only what's necessary: a pair of windbreaker pants, my winter jacket, gloves and hat. I couldn't put on too much, because I always get soaking wet when skiing. Planning to be still here past noon, I even packed a light lunch, along with my waxing kit.
I was pumped, this was going to be so much fun. Me, nature, and seemingly not too many people, from what I saw in the parking lot. Everything looked so peaceful. Yet, here I was, ripping through the air, listening to fucking System of a Down. Dun dun Duuuun! So much for relaxation.
I had been going for a little more than a half-hour. I had gone past the checkpoint, where most people turn around, not wanting to commit to the full 15 km loop. You could already see the difference: it was much less crowded now. I could easily speed up to my own pace, without feeling like a dumbass for pushing people from behind.
I was having a blast! I didn't mind the burn, my music and the fresh air was invigorating to me. Though, I felt that I was starting to sweat seriously.
Then, right ahead, at a turning segment, I could see a pink shape moving through the trees. Somebody was there. I made no point of it at first. I eventually acknowledged the passer-by. A woman, I assumed. The one piece snow-suit she wore looked very fit. She also had a black headband, blue mittens, and sunglasses. She was starting to look familiar...
What the hell...
I was now looking more intently... She was moving with skill and grace on her skis, like she's been doing this for a long time. She had short blond hair, and facial features that looked like someone at work. It looked like there was a lot going on under her suit. Curves at the right places, she looked very feminine. From even closer now, it seemed that a lot of these curves were around her bust. Yes. It was obvious now, my big tit radar was going off: big juicy tits were definitely confined in that hot pink suit. The long silver zipper looked like it worked overtime to hold everything.
Usually, I can secretly stare from behind my sunglasses, but it was obvious that I was ogling now, with my mouth gaping open, craning my neck out in her direction, like an ostrich. I was blowing my cover unconsciously: my addiction to tits is playing tricks on me sometimes...
I took off my earphones.
'Isabelle?' I blurted out.
I couldn't believe this.
'Eric? Oh my God, Eric, really?' she laughed. 'You, of all people, I had to run into you here.'
'Wow, darling, hi! Nice to see you. I... I didn't know you were a cross-country skier.'
'Ahah! Yes, sir. Lot of things you don't know about me. I'm a pretty big deal at this sport! Been doing it regularly for many years. I have to... stay in shape, you know?'
'Yeah, looks like you have pretty solid gear too. I mean, professional grade skis, titanium poles, even your little fanny pack for your waxing kit and... that suit, oh my!'
She laughed and bowed her head, as if she was a little embarrassed.
'I know, right? Do you like it?' she replied, imitating a curtsy. 'I've had all that stuff for a while, longer than I can remember, but... yeah, the suit is new.'
'Well, it fits you to perfection. And I'll be honest, it helped me recognize you better, through all the rest. It... really hugs your figure that I've come to know and love.'
'I can imagine, ahahah!' she said. 'Yeah, it does feel really snug around the chest, but it's so comfortable. It was pretty expensive too. The material of the fabric cuts the cold air out, and leaves the warmth in, while letting my skin breathe. I tend to get very hot when skiing, so the suit is perfect by itself. That way, I can move around freely in it and not bother with wearing other clothes.'
I gulped.
'Wait, what, you're not wearing anything else?' I said, lowering my voice.
'Well, nothing...'
She then proceeded in unzipping her suit , hands still holding the poles.
'...except for my underwear.'
Then she threw open her suit, revealing to me a black lace bra. Underneath, her two giant melons stuck together, shaping a mile-long cleavage line. It looked like the bra was a little smaller than necessary, as you could see the flesh bulging nicely at the top.
My eyes shot wide open like a cartoon. I laughed and looked around, flabbergasted.
'You're unbelievable.' I gasped. 'It's february, and with all this snow and cold, you still find the guts to flash me?'
'Ahahah! Come on, between you and me, Eric, we're nordic people. We embrace winter, here in Canada. Anyway, cross country skiing always makes me this hot. Ahah! I really don't mind the fresh air. Plus... I know you wanted to see them.'
That was an understatement. I wanted to see them even when I couldn't... I think about them all the time.