It was the summer after high school when I met him. There was a football tournament (not American Football - it was Soccer) and I was finishing up my last year with The Stingers. He had come to watch his granddaughter play for one of the other teams, in a much younger age bracket.
We were actually playing 2 matches a day, in a single elimination format. There were hundreds of teams from all over California, but age bracketing kept it all manageable. His granddaughter's team got eliminated on their first match that day, but my Stingers won our first challenge and had to wait about an hour and a half for our second trial.
Don't misinterpret this. He was not some old perv looking for young girls. I made the first moves on him. Not sure what initially attracted me to him... he was the whole package. He had a full head of hair; dark hair going grey. Khaki trousers and a grey "three button" golf shirt molded to his broad shoulders and thin hips. Flat abs and a tight ass; he looked like an athlete. He smelled good too. He smelled faintly of Bay Rum after shave. He was intriguing and I had never been with a lover older than my classmates so, curious, I went over and sat down next to him on the grass. I know that I smelled worse than he; I smelled of like sweat, but there might have been a touch of my antiperspirant that lingered. I was wearing my dark blue uniform with the number 19 emblazoned in white on the front. Beneath my uniform I wore a black sports bra and plain black cotton panties. I made him my target; I was, after all, a grown woman. I was 18 years old, I knew what I wanted, and at that particular moment in time - I wanted him!
"Hi," I said as I plopped down next to him and tucked my legs under my butt.
"Well hello to you," he responded. He smiled then, and his teeth were perfect. I might have been falling in love. We sat there on the grass just looking at one another and smiling. Finally, I realized he was waiting for me to let him know why I was there.
"Oh, uhm," I stammered, "I hate to bother you, but do you have any water?"
A puzzled look crossed his face.
"Or Gatorade, or something; anything to drink?"
"Ahh, no. Sorry, but there's a concession stand over there," he pointed, "I'll bet you could get some over there." He smiled again and I felt a little faint. This was a seriously beautiful man.
"That's the problem," I told him. "There's no pocket in these uniforms. I don't have any money 'cause I don't have any place to carry it."
He stood up and reached down to help me up too. I let him help, and when I was up, I kept holding his hand. We walked towards the concession stand. "Come on," he said, "I can get a pretty lady a bottle of water."
"Thanks, you're saving me." I tried to look demure. "I'm Clarissa," I told him, "but everyone just calls me CJ. What's your name?" I swung our clasped hands just a bit.
"Robert, but everyone calls me Robert."
I laughed, "It's nice to meet you Robert. Can I call you Daddy?"
"That's probably not a good idea, CJ. It's probably better if you call me Robert. How old are you anyway?"
I thought he might be beginning to understand what I was doing. "I'm 18," I said, "I just graduated from high school. How old are you?"
"I'm 61," he was shaking his head from side to side.
"Are you married?" I asked.
"Used to be, but my wife passed away about three years ago."
"Do you live alone now?" I asked. "What brings you to a football tournament anyway, Robert?"
"I came to watch my granddaughter but her team lost their first match and they went home. I thought I'd stick around and watch some more football. When do you play again?"
I turned his hand so that I could see his watch. "'Bout half an hour, we'll be on the far pitch." I pointed across the park. "Would you like to come watch me play? I'd like that a lot."
"I think I'd like that too," he said as he paid for my water.
I stood on my tip toes, pressed my titties against his chest, and gave him a kiss as thanks. I let my tongue run across his lips just to let him know I was interested. I drank the water as we walked across the park where I met up with the rest of The Stingers. He took a seat to watch and I ran onto the pitch with my team to warm up.
It was a good game, but we lost in extra time. Robert cheered enthusiastically every time the ball got near me. I thought this was an excellent sign for my chances after the game. I worked up a good sweat and when he offered his condolences after the game he offered me a ride home.