I've always liked my apartment complex. It's set up in much the same way that a motel is, minus the whole sleazy factor. Despite the reasonable rent, the place was full of nice, classy people and there hadn't been a single disturbance since my wife Danielle and I moved here eight years ago.
Nothing until Season moved in to the apartment adjacent to ours with her husband Phil.
God, what a gorgeous, gorgeous girl. Bright, red hair that couldn't have been natural (not that I gave a shit), beautiful, shimmering blue eyes, smooth skin, long delicious looking legs, an ass that gave fags erections, and tits enough for everybody. Plus, she was only twenty one. When I was twenty one fifteen years ago, I had never noticed anyone like her. Simply put, I just wanted to devour this girl.
I met her at the complex pool one day shortly after they moved in. She was lying on her back on an extended lounge chair sunning with a tight, yellow two piece bikini. It was beautiful. And I hate yellow. Fortunately, my wife hated water, so she would stay inside watching her fucking soaps and drinking her gin while I would be out here with this young vixen. Not that I'd have a chance with her, it's jus nice to think.
I approached her with my towel draped over my arm, attempting to be calm, cool, and collective.
"Hi," I stammered, trying desperately not to stammer. She turned her head toward me and took her sunglasses off, exposing her eyes that sparkled far more than that pool ever did.
Much to my delight, she smiled. "Hi," she replied. I suddenly found myself at a loss for words. Quickly, I dove into my mental dictionary, prepared to say anything just for sake of saying something. I felt myself searching endlessly in there, testing to see if my brain was even capable of producing something for me to say.
"Test, test, this is a test..."
"Excuse me?"
Shit. Idiot!
"Sorry," I said, regaining my composure, "I, uh, noticed that you're new here. I just wanted to give you a warm welcome to the community."
Her smile glowed, it went right through me like radiation poisoning from an atomic bomb. It made me have to smile too. Danielle couldn't make the world stop with a mere smile.
"Thanks!" she enthused. "I really appreciate that. And Phil didn't think that there'd be any nice people here."
My short lived smile flickered. "Phil?"
She laughed a cute little laugh. "My husband."
My smile died. It was debatable if I'd ever express any emotion whatsoever with my mouth again. She wrinkled up her nose in the most adorable fashion possible. "You should meet Phil. I think you two would get along."
She extended her hand. "I'm Season."
I shook her hand. It was so soft, so precious.
"That's a very pretty name. I'm Cecil."
Her smile had never left her face. Feeling the awkwardness, I decided to make up an excuse to leave. "Well, I just wanted to greet you. My wife would have come along, but she's busy."
"Well, that's understandable," she replied. "Not all people are nice enough to go up to strangers and make conversation."
I faked a nervous laugh. She complimented me. Now what? I figured it was best to leave before my gaze lingered a little too long over her pendulous breasts. "Well, I hope to see you around," I said cheerfully, finally letting go of her hand. She waved as I walked away. I hoped that she didn't find it odd that I went to the swimming area in my trunks only to greet her. In reality a swim would have been relaxing, an escape from that annoying bitch Danielle, but with her there, ...I don't know, I just couldn't. I walked in to the dull, smoky apartment, the smokiness courtesy of my wife's two-pack-a-day proclivity. There she sat on an easy chair in a nightie she once looked sexy in with legs that didn't used to be so hairy watching soaps. Bottle of gin in one hand, Virginia Slim in the other.
She looked like she was about to pass out, which was just fine with me because that meant she wouldn't bother me. I headed straight into the bedroom bathroom, dropped my trousers, and started beating off. Season's image was burned into my mind, I couldn't help picturing that pool scenario going a little differently. Me sliding in between her legs, massaging her crotch with mine until she'd practically rip her bikini bottoms off and beg me to fuck her. Before that afternoon, I had never cum like that. Just masturbating brought me a better orgasm than fucking Danielle ever did. It was amazing.
The next morning I was up bright and early in the complex gym working out. even though what I was doing was highly unsexual, I still thought of Season and how to get her into bed. I glanced over out the window as I was lifting and saw Season with who I assumed was Phil. It may have been me, but I could've sworn that she was staring at me. I may be old, but my working out has gotten me a fairly muscular body. I'll never forget that lustful look in her beautiful blue sapphires that resembled eyes. Maybe it was me, maybe it was left over from Phil. I had no clue.
Later in the evening, it began to rain. I had no clue why, it had been bright and sunny the day before. It didn't matter though, I loved the rain. To me it was beautiful. As I sat relaxed in the couch by the easy chair in the living room, my less-than-lovely wife began the barking that she was famous for.
"Cecil! Go get the mail!"
It felt like nails and screws being driven into my brain.
"You know how I hate the cold. Go!"
I grumbled in agreement and set off to the main office. I walked slowly through the rain, enjoying it as the cold drops of water splashed on my face and rolled down my gaunt cheeks. I entered the main office and headed straight for the mail room. Reaching my apartment number, I fumbled around in my pocket and found the key. I opened the mailbox and looked inside.
Nothing. Not a goddamned thing. This trip, though rather enjoyable, had been a waste of precious energy.
"Hey, Cecil!"
I looked to the source of the melodious voice. It was Season. I smiled to try and match hers, but Betelgeuse was no match for the shine her smile produced.
"Season," I said warmly. "What's up?"
She walked somewhat aimlessly, her eyes lazily drifting up and down my body, I hope. In a seductive way, not like she was high or anything.
Shit, I hoped for as much.
The only way I could've nailed her would be if I had gotten her intoxicated beyond belief. Needless to say, it was only my poor pathetic imagination. She was probably just looking around the mail room. My eyes darted away from her luscious body to the window. Outside the rain rapped against the window gently, backed by a somber yet inspirational sky. "I just love this weather," I told her.
"Yeah," she agreed. "Its beautiful. No one else likes it. I don't get why."
"Me neither," I shrugged.