She is the hottest woman I have ever known. Her body is so fine it should be listed in the Guinness Book of Records. If there were a Hall of Fame for tits, hers would be displayed there. If there were a gallery to exhibit great asses, hers would get top billing. I fell in love with her the first time I saw her, literally. I stepped back when I saw her and stepped right off the stage. I was so overwhelmed I backed right off the platform and almost broke my ass. People didn't notice me because they were too busy looking at her. We are probably lucky more people than me didn't back right off the stage.
She was the only one who noticed I had fallen off the platform, because she was the only one not looking at herself. She leaned over the edge and said, "Are you okay?" I was too embarrassed to answer and just gazed up at her, like the princess who just saw the footman with the glass slipper, she stared at me until I mumbled something about the first step being a doozy.
She smiled and held out her hand and I took it and actually giggled. I thought I had died in the fall and actually met my guardian angel. I should point out here that I am usually not very articulate around beautiful women with faces that give me wet dreams for weeks. Usually, I can't actually make cogent sentences. That is probably why I said, "Where did you from come?"
She just smiled and helped me up.
I knew her from seeing her around school. She played basketball at our community college and she does to basketball shorts what Charlize Theron does to a string bikini. She turns it into a masturbatory fantasy for horny marines and sex hungry college men. Did I mention she is the hottest woman I have ever known?
When I asked if she would like to go for coffee she looked at me as if to say, "I only have coffee after sex." She said, "Okay," which gave me weeks of jack off material. She said there was a Starbucks close, but I didn't tell her I was thinking more like in my bedroom. I settled for Starbucks and didn't even realize my drink was hot enough to melt lead and I drank it without pause.
I probably did permanent damage but didn't notice it until the next day. I actually must have made coherent sentences because she genuinely smiled and said nice things back. Like I said: "Are you real?"
"I am real glad you're not hurt," she said.
"Hurt?"
"When you fell off the stage."
"Stage?"
Our conversation went on like that and it's a wonder she didn't go running from the room screaming, "This is a crazy person. Quick, call the men in white coats." But she didn't and we actually had a second date. You call it a conversation at a bus stop. I call it a date. At the bus stop she asked me if I was the guy who fell off the stage.
I said, "Stage?"
The bus came, we got on, and even sat together. I was ready to call it a third date, but she took out a book and began reading. There went the third date. When she got off I was tempted to get off to, but then I'd have to pretend I was going somewhere and I could get lost. Our third date faded as the bus pulled away with her on the sidewalk.
When I carried my tray away from the cafeteria line, I looked up and saw her sitting alone with a tray in front of her at a table with plenty of seats. "Mind if I join you?" I asked as I slid into a seat before she had the chance to say no. "I am the guy from the... "
"Stage," she said, like it was an event on the best moments of the year list. "How is your head?" I wanted to say I had been practicing, but I just said it was fine. She smiled a glad-you-could-join-me smile and put her hand on my actual forearm. The forearm touch raised my pulse 20 beats and I looked down at her hand like it was a
100 dollar bill.
"You go to school here?" I managed to say.
"Yeah, and I play basketball," she said. It probably wouldn't have been good to say that I knew, that I had watched her practices, every one of them. It also probably would not have been good to say, which I almost did, that I loved her shorts. It would have meant that I loved the cute bottom and front the shorts covered up. I managed to hold myself in check and simply nodded at the basketball comment.
She said she was going to the library to study and I managed a, "Me too." She asked if I wanted to walk with her. A fourth date? I didn't speak, my tongue was tied, but I nodded and grinned like a raccoon eating bees. She gathered her books, carried her tray to the disposal rack, and turned to me. Have I mentioned that she is the hottest woman I have ever laid eyes on?