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Introduction
My name is...well name's not important. Call me Ishmael-nah, just kidding. You can call me Nick. But I'm not writing this to tell you about me. I'm writing this to tell you about my girls. These are the girls I've known, the girls I've loved.
I'm a lucky man. I have a good life. I'm a musician. I've worked tours, studios, jingles, composing, songwriting, engineering and producing. My job is incredibly fun and I've made pretty good money at it. No, I'm not famous. Don't even ask. You wouldn't recognize my name if I told you.
I've had the chance to see some amazing places and meet some amazing women along the way. I'm going to tell you about some of them-not all, but some. Over the years I've slept with about three hundred women. I'm not bragging or anything, I'm just trying to make a point. My point is that the stories here are based on those girls. Some of the stories are combinations of more than one girls' tale, but that's only to keep me from writing hundreds of stories. What you're about to read is based on true events.
Whether you believe them or not doesn't make any difference to me. I got to live them so that's all I need. Now I'm an old married guy, middle age is slipping by and I'm just reminiscing about the girls I've known in my life. Don't get me wrong. I may not be chasing after girls anymore but I'm still a lucky man. I've spent over twenty years now with the same girl and I love it. I've never been happier and I've never been unfaithful. But every now and then I stop to remember....
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It was just a regular Tuesday night. It wasn't anything special, we were doing our show and the crowd was drinking and dancing. Then I looked up at the bar and I saw her. Actually I saw them. By "them" I don't mean she and her girlfriend. I mean the pair of tits she had on her.
Two girls were standing at the bar fending off the advances of one guys after another while we played. It was easy to see why they got so much attention. The first girl was 5'4" with a fine figure, a lovely face and long, straight black hair. The second girl (the one who caught my attention) was 5'8" with long curly blonde hair, a golden tan, and a face that would melt your heart. She also had a body living Barbie doll. Curves like that just couldn't be real.
When it came time for my solo I ran around the club like I usually did. I played for different people, jumped from table to chair and flirted with one girl after another. But with those two I stopped and rubbed up and down the first girl while I played my way up and down the neck. Then I hit a high note and held it while I turned to the second girl and kissed her. I don't know which of us was more surprised.
Though I was a big ham and acted silly on stage, I was shy around most people. It wasn't like me to grab someone I didn't know for a kiss. But it was wonderful. With my guitar hanging by my side, I pulled her close. The crowd went crazy, screaming and yelling for more. I didn't want to let go of her and get back to the stage. The band kicked into the chorus to give me time to get back and we wailed through the rest of our set.
When we were done, I looked for her in the crowd. I was so sure she'd be there, but I couldn't find her. Resigning myself to sleeping alone, I headed backstage to pack up my guitar and there she was. Her friend was on the phone, trying to get a cab and she was just staring off into the night. I had to say something now or I'd miss my chance.
"Hi. I'm Nick. How are you?"
She turned quickly and took half a step back as though she was frightened. When she recognized me, she relaxed and said, "Hi. I didn't expect to see you out here."
"Oh. Well, I'm sorry if I'm intruding but I just wanted to find you."
She tilted her head in the cutest way and said, "Why did you want to find us?"
Hesitantly I said, "Actually I was trying to find you. When I saw you earlier I...well, I don't know what I was thinking but I wanted to find you. What's going on?"
She smiled, then turned to look at her friend and said, "We came with a big group of people and now we don't have a way back to our hotel. They left to go to some party and we can't find them."
Taking my chance to be the hero I asked, "What hotel are you in? I give you a ride."
"No, we couldn't."
"I realize you don't really know me and the way I acted earlier..."
"No, that's not it. Before was...great. I loved it," she said. "It's just so too much trouble. We couldn't ask you to."
"No problem. You're not asking. I'm offering. I'm parked right down the street," I said.
Through all this her friend was trying to keep up with her phone conversation and ours. "Hold on," she said, putting her hand over the phone. "I can't take this anymore." Pushing this beauty toward me she said, "Tracy, tell him 'Yes' and let's get out of here. But tell him where you really want to go."
"Shut up Janet. I'm not going to tell him that." Her face flushed lightly.
"Doesn't matter where you want or need to go. You're coming with me," I said. Taking the phone from Janet I hung it up and tried to give her a serious look. We couldn't hold back long before we were both smiling. "Come on."
Purses, girls, guitar and gig bag were stashed in the car in a minute and we headed off into the night. All the best hotels were on the west side, so I turned that way. "Tell me where you want to go. Where are you staying?" I asked.
Janet answered. "We're in the Hilton but I want something to eat and to get some sleep. But this little chicken shit who doesn't have to guts to say it wants to go home with you."
"Janet! Shut up!"
"You know you want to. Tell him."
Turning to me but looking at the floor Tracy said, "I'm sorry about her. She just says stuff without thinking and she's worse when she's drinking."
"Don't worry about it. Why don't we all start with something to eat and go from there?"
When that quieted them down I went on. "Uncle Tim can fix you almost anything you want and his place isn't far from here."
Tracy looked up and asked, "You want to take us to your uncle's house?"
"Are you talking about Uncle Tim's? Janet asked with a chuckle. "I heard about it. It's supposed to be one of the best little spots in town."
I said, "Yeah, it's great. He's not really my uncle. But he and my Dad grew up together so I've always called him Uncle Tim. In fact there were so many of us that called him 'Uncle' that he named his place that."
"Oh, that's cool. I want to meet your Uncle Tim and see his restaurant."
I wasn't entirely sure if she got it and the look Janet gave me in the mirror made me wonder even more. There was something going on here that I didn't know yet.
Uncle Tim's was the best breakfast place in town. No matter what time of day I dropped by either Tim, Uncle Nathan (his brother and partner) or both of them were always there. I never figured that out. Besides getting great food, you lay off a bet, play a little craps, hire some muscle, and more. I'd been there for the breakfast and the bookie, but never had any need of their other services.
When I opened the car for Tracy she jumped out and gave me a hug. "I've got to find the little girl's room," she said and ran by me.
Janet was still giving me a weird look so as I got the helped her out of the car I asked if she was okay. She said, "I'm fine, but you and I need to talk."
"Go for it," I said.
"We came to town this weekend to find you," she said.
"Why me?" I asked.
"Not you specifically, but somebody like you."
"Okay, now I'm even more confused, and maybe insulted. What's somebody like me and why do you need that?"
"I'm sorry. I'm not making any sense. This may take a while to explain," she said.
I called Uncle Nathan over and asked him to show Tracy around the place. He said he'd show her the pictures of the family and get her to help him pick out some songs on the jukebox. He gave me a serious look and asked, "Ya okay, Kid?"