"Yeah, kick their ass, Ryan!" I shout out.
My name is Lisa Reynolds, and I'm currently at my son's soccer game. I stand at around 5'2", have perky D cup breasts and a thick ass. I'm 41 years old and have long black hair, and I'm currently at my son's soccer game making sure I'm extra loud to make up for his father missing the game for work.
It's a cool fall day, and I'm wearing a tight white sweater and a pair of black jeans with some tennis shoes. Since I didn't have anything to show my support for my son's team, I painted two stripes under my eyes, one red and the other blue, which are the colors of my son's team.
Right now, my son's team is winning handily, with a lead of 3-2 points, my son earning most of them. The other team is doing well too, and right now, it seems that the ending of this match is unpredictable. But, I still think my son and his team will keep it up and win.
As I'm cheering, one of the guys on the opposing team and my son slide into each other, and I blink, missing out on what exactly happened. When I open them, I see my son clutching his leg in pain. The guy who ran into him stands up, and the referee runs over to the two of them. My son, the other guy, and the ref argue for a while, before the ref pulls out a red card and blows his whistle.
Some of the kids on my son's team lift my son up and take him to the bleachers and sit him down. I get up and run over to him to make sure if he's alright.
"Oh god, Ryan, are you alright?!?" I ask, worried.
He looks up at me and smiles, rubbing his leg now.
"Yeah, I'll be fine. Ref told me to stay outta the game and let my leg rest some." he tells me.
I let out a breath of relief. I'm just glad nothing's broken.
"Well, I'm just glad you're not hurt too bad." I tell him.
After saying this, the coach comes over to the two of us.
"Hey, Ryan, everything alright?" he asks him.
"Yeah Coach, I'm alright." he tells him. "I might just go and wash up in the locker room real quick." he says, standing up.
My son shakily stands up, but stumbles a little bit.
"Hold on just a minute." the coach says.
He runs over to two of the kids on my son's team that were sitting on the bleachers and talks to them. They run over to my son, and help him up again.
"Coach wants us to help you to the locker rooms to make sure you get there alright." One of the boys says.
"Ah... well, alright. Just don't peek when I'm showering!" Ryan jokes.
"Oh, shut it Ryan! None of us want to see your scrawny ass anyways." the other boy says, laughing.
The three make their way inside, laughing all the way. I smile as I watch them walk off.
"Well, I'm glad he's alright." I think to myself as I walk back to my seat.
I sit down, and watch the game, this time less enthusiastic since my son isn't playing now. While watching, I see someone in the other teams uniform walk over to where I'm sitting.
I turn and look at him, and realize who it is. It's the guy who ran into my son. I start to feel a little angry just looking at him.
I notice that he's rather tall, and is actually built rather nicely, as it's easy to tell since his uniform is rather form-fitting. He has messy brown hair and tan skin, and his face is actually nice looking. Of course, I shouldn't be thinking these things, but it's hard not to.
"What do you want?" I ask, not hiding my anger.
He scratches the back of his head some, and looks me right in the eye.
"I just wanted to say I'm sorry for hitting your son like that. I didn't mean to run into him like that, and I saw how worried you were, so I just wanted to apologize." he tells me.
And just like that, I feel that anger fade away. I wasn't sure what he was planning on doing, but hearing him apologize like that makes it hard to stay angry at him.
"Oh, no, it's alright, really!" I tell him. "My son is alright too, so don't worry. His leg is just a little hurt, but nothing too serious." I say, smiling at him.
"Oh good, I was worried I broke something!" he says, looking genuinely relieved. "I'm sure you're mad at me, so I'll just go ahead and go..." he says, turning around.
"No, it's alright! I mean, I was mad originally, but you apologized, so I forgive you! Besides, you already got enough punishment for that." I tell him, talking about the red card he received.
He laughs at this. "Yeah, I did get punished for it." he says, smiling. "Still though, a really good game!" he exclaims.
"I know, it's really close!" I say, smiling at him.
"Yeah, your son was amazing!" he tells me, sitting next to me.
I don't mind the fact that he sat next to me. In fact, I'm kinda glad, because now I actually have someone to talk to. Still, it does feel a little weird happily talking to the person who just hurt my son.
While we're talking, I glance over and see some cheerleaders looking at him and giggling.
"Looks like you have some fan girls." I tease.
He looks at them, and the girls quickly look away, still giggling.
"Ah, yeah." he says, laughing.
"You don't seem very excited." I joke.
"I mean, it's nice and all, but they're not really my type." he tells me, smiling at me.
This conversation is becoming a lot more interesting.
"Oh? And just what is your type then?" I ask, a mischievous smile spreading across my face.
He grins at me when I ask him this question.
"I like older women. There's just something about them that makes them more attractive than girls my age." he tells me. "Kinda like you." he tells me.
I'm a little taken aback by his confidence, but I'm flattered as well.
"Look at you, flirting with a woman and she doesn't even know your name." I tease.
He laughs at this, and leans back, and I can see his arms flex up when he puts them on the seat of the bleachers behind us. I try to not look, but I sneak a glance at his veiny forearms.