I have two favorite things, when it comes to women: red hair, and plump, well-rounded bodies. This is a story about finding both, all in one incredible package.
I am an avid reader, and spend a lot of time at the local bookstores, always looking for new books by my favorite authors, or new authors to try out. For me, a great Saturday night was a couple of hours at the bookstore, followed by several more in my favorite chair, new book in hand. This particular Saturday, however, those well-traveled plans got tossed out the window.
I have a real affection for science fiction and fantasy, and spend quite a bit of time in that section whenever I'm at the bookstore. One Saturday night, I turn the corner to enter the section, and there she was. Flipping through a book by one of my favorite authors. There was no way I was going to pass this opportunity by. I immediately struck up a conversation about that book, and how good the author was. We chatted for a couple of minutes before she moved on, and I actually felt slightly sad that she was leaving.
I moved into the mystery section, and picked up an older book by an author I'd heard good things about, and from behind, I heard someone say how good the book was. I turned, and there she was again. She and I chatted for a few more minutes, and then she asked if I wanted to share a table in the café with her. I quickly accepted her offer, and we moved to the café area. I let her move ahead of me so I could check her out, and I was not disappointed a bit. Her hair was halfway down her back, bright red, and very curly. She had nice wide hips, and a plump, shapely butt, all leading to a great pair of legs, snuggled into a pair of Capri pants that hugged all the right spots. From the bare skin I could see, she was very freckled, with creamy white skin.
We got drinks and settled into a table. Her name was Mandy, and she had literally moved into the area 3 days earlier. She was as big of a reader as I was, and loved the fact that there was a bookstore so close to her apartment. We compared addresses, and it turned out that she lived in the building directly across the rear alley from mine. She was a student at the local college, studying English Lit, with the plans of being a teacher someday. Her parents were successful attorneys in her hometown, and they were paying for everything she needed to be out here on her own.
Much sooner than either of us noticed, the bookstore was shutting the door. We'd been sitting for over 3 hours, chatting and getting to know each other. I knew her life's history, like how she'd walked in on her boyfriend and another guy, going down on each other. I told her about the car accident my late wife had been in. She was coming home from work, and a drunken city employee t-boned her car, killing her instantly. As it turned out, the guy had a history of drinking on the job, and was driving on a suspended license, which the city dispatcher knew when he gave him the keys to the car. I sued for quite a bit of money, and the city eventually settled the case for about 90% of what we'd gone after, since there was so much evidence proving their negligence. I had promptly retired from my job, and spent my days doing whatever I felt like doing.