The Park
It was a beautiful sunny, warm morning and I fancied going out for a walk. I decided to go to the local park and take in the sun. The park is not too far from where I live and is noted for its beauty. After working in the house I was a bit hot and sticky so I decided to have a shower and get changed. I put on a yellow, loose cotton button-through dress, and put on my makeup. I gathered up the things I was taking and off I went.
As I began to walk to the park I met Albert who was off down town. He said he'd walk with me but not for long because he had his shopping to do and was going to see a photographic exhibition at the town hall.
The park was fairly quiet except for the odd old person sat on a bench. As I walked I noticed the park keeper, I remembered him as a teenager, a right old misery guts, always telling kids off for one thing or another.
After about ten minutes we found a very quiet spot to sit down. I put a towel on a patch of grass and sat down. Albert stood near to me and was talking about photography. As I sat there a young man sat on a bench which was a short way in front of me. He pulled a newspaper from his back pocket and began to read it. Now and again he looked over at me. As Albert talked my mind wandered, I imagined the young man wanting to strip me and spank my behind. I would be begging him for more.
"Oi! You!" shouted a voice behind me. I jumped in fright and quickly turned around. "What are you doing? Can't you read?" It was the park keeper. I looked to where he was pointing. There was a sign with KEEP OFF THE GRASS on it. I got up sheepishly, what people there was in the park looked at me, and I felt myself go red. The young man had a big grin on his face.
"It's bad enough telling the kids off without telling the grownups as well." He moaned.
I was going to tell him where to go when Albert jumped in "Hello Colin."
"Oh, Hello Albert. How are you?" replied the park keeper.
"Fine. Fine. You should not shout at this young woman Colin. She is one of my best models." Albert winked at me and I smiled.
The park keeper looked at me, "Really?"
Albert carried on, "I wouldn't shout at her. I would ..."
I couldn't hear what Albert was saying because he got up close to the park keeper and whispered.
The park keeper's eyes lit up, "Really!"
"I'd better get going or I'll miss my exhibition. I hope you two sort out your differences." Albert smiled then began to walk away.
"Well then lady." Said the park keeper in a stern voice, "You had better come with me!" and he began to walk up the path. I wondered what was going on but I collected my things and followed him.
The park keeper walked to the other side off the park and went into a large shed. He beckoned me to follow him. I had a good idea what Albert had said.
The inside of the shed was dark except for a dusty window that let in the daylight. It was full of all sorts of gardening equipment that was hung up or placed around it. As I walked in the park keeper closed the door. "Now then my girl, Albert reckons I've no need to shout at you. All you need is a taste of my hand on that backside of yours."