It's the middle of November and I only have one exam left to do and then I've finished high school. Study day at my mate's house turned into study lunch and three hours of playing handball in the driveway, talking over dates and figures for the exam. About four o'clock the heat has finally set in and the way-to-early taste summer has absolutely overstayed its welcome. I get on my bike and head for home.
I'm about halfway into a half-hour ride home, most of it along some pretty crummy road, and BANG! - a burst tyre. I don't know how I manage not to go arse-over-head but somehow I wrestle the bike to the side of the road. Shit. I don't want to walk the bike home like this - I'll end up replacing the wheel as well as the tyre. My bearings come back to me though and I realise I'm not far from Gordon and Dina's place.
Gordon and Dina are friends of my dad and live barely a street away, so I make my way there. The screen door is locked but the front door is clearly open; they must be around the back of the house. I move around the side of the house, making a ruckus as I come through the side gate. Gordon and Dina are out on the back deck sunbaking, Gordon looking like he's in a coma and Dina is reading the latest Jackie Collins. She sees me and lifts her sunglasses up onto the top of her head.
"Hello, stranger," she smiles, a big mouthful of bright Polynesian teeth like a flash of lightning in her deeply tanned, olive skin.
"Hi Di," I say. "Bike crapped out on me. Mind if I use your phone?" (In a world before mobile phones...)
"Go right ahead," she says. "Grab something cold from the fridge, while you're at it."
I lean the bike against the back of the house and climb the stairs to the deck. Gordon looks dead, despite the shallow breathing I see in the rise and fall of his slight paunch, still visible as he lies on his back. He's a tall man, bit of a Chesty Bond type with blue eyes and blonde hair going white, ex-football player, but like many ex-sportsmen he's gone to seed somewhat. Good for him he managed to get the love of a gorgeous woman and keep her. Dina is from New Zealand, an exotic Maori-Polynesian blend of beauty with beautiful dark olive skin, long curly black hair, deep brown eyes surrounded by smile-lines. She's slender without being skinny, with generous hips that don't leave her pear-shaped, small breasts that don't leave her flat-chested by any means. I had already whacked off to her in the privacy of my bedroom many times and now it looked like I'd be doing it again in her family bathroom.
Lucky for me their kids, daughters Gray and Janey were away at boarding school, paid for by a compensation settlement provided to Gordon for something I never quite got the details about from my dad. Gordon and Dina both had part-time jobs, where they had to work very little to maintain what they had. Their house was actually smaller than ours but somehow felt more homely. I step into the living room, pick up the phone, and make the call.
"Hello? Is Bob Smith there, please?"
The voice seems a little distant on the phone but Anna, a coworker of my father, recognises my voice. "Your dad's not here, honey," she says warmly. "You remember what day it is, don't you?"
Facepalm time. "Anniversary." Dad was taking Mum up the coast for the weekend. I have the run of the house... or will, once I get home.
"You bet. He lit out of here early, maybe an hour ago? Said to tell you not to drink his booze but he left you some flash money in the microwave." Anna chuckles. "Microwave, huh?"
Classic Smith family security there. "Yep."
I can almost hear her shrug. "Whatever works, hon. You okay?"
"My bike cra...um, my bike had a tyre blowout. I was hoping for a lift home but I think I'll be okay."
Anna is unconvinced. "You're sure? Katrina says she hates blowouts. You know she's back for a break, don't you?"
Katrina is Anna's daughter and something of a competitive cyclist. She's usually tooling around Europe but sometimes she heads home for a double-hit of summer. Since Anna's husband died suddenly a few years ago, Katrina's been making sure to come back home a bit more frequently, I think. Athletic, like her father. Stunning, like her mother.
"No, I didn't know that."
Anna sounds like she's smiling. "You know we're just down the highway a ways. I'll drop in tomorrow and bring lunch and you can catch me and Katrina up on how things are going with your exams. Your dad tells us nothing here." I tell him nothing. "Sound okay?"
Gorgeous woman on the deck outside, two gorgeous women bringing me lunch? What am I, am idiot?
"Anna that's too much. Thanks. Maybe Katrina'll save me down at the cyclery from being ripped off too much. I'm thinking about upgrading the bike..."
I can practically hear Anna clapping her hands. "It's settled then. See you tomorrow."
I leave my bag on the lounge and make my way down the hallway, swinging the bathroom door shut behind me. Anna's voice, Dina's body - I feel like I've got an LAPD police flashlight in my pants. I flip up the seat on the toilet and lean over to my left, trying to catch a glimpse of Dina and Gordon on the deck. I can just see Dina through the gap between their banana lounges...
I roll up the front of my T-shirt underneath itself and undo my shorts and let them drop to my ankles. A tiny bit of pre-cum is drooling out of the tip of my dick and I roll it over the glans with a fingertip as I begin to stroke gently but firmly.
I'm not quite lost in what I'm doing when I hear a noise in the hallway. I just manage to position myself in front of the toilet as Gordon blearily blunders in.