I still can't remember when this twisted little project first took hold. I think it might have been early last spring. I run an Internet-based business out of a home office in a pleasant old neighborhood downtown. I moved in a year ago and business is good. I have lots of free time and can pretty much plan my schedule any way I want.
I was wearing an old t-shirt and shorts after returning from a late morning run. My hands were on my hips, and I was taking deep gasps of air to cool down when I looked up to see Mrs. Tenholder bending over a flower bed, carefully removing the winter pansies and replacing them with pretty pink petunias. She lived two doors down from me and would wave to me from time to time but I never really spoke to her face to face.
She was wearing a long skirt which hid generous but attractive hips and narrowed down to a very girlish waist. She wore a simple yellow blouse buttoned up the front and a wide hat with a big straw flower dangling off one edge. I guess it was her ass wagging to and fro as she pulled up the old plants and replaced them with the petunias that go my attention. Nice calves sticking out of the old-lady dress. A little thick, but nice. It was when she turned around to my "good morning" greeting that she won me over and I started my project in earnest.
"I like flowers," I said to her. "I like the smells, the colors and even the weeding. I guess it's time to start on my own yard."
It was her bright blue eyes that got to me. So pretty, so kind and so friendly. I managed a quick look at her chest and saw that she was wearing a sensible bra that jutted out memorably and shaded the little belly that only added to her grandmotherly image. I was smitten.
"I am late getting started this year," she said. "Getting old, I guess. Still, I love them. These flowers will see me through the summer."
Mrs. Tenholder was startled to see me and her gaze fell upon my bare legs. She blushed so easily and so quickly that I felt sorry for her discomfort but she carried on like a trooper. She had poise; I'll give her that.
She walked toward me, pulled off a gardening glove and stuck out a wrinkled but delicate hand. "I'm Gretchen Tenholder," she said. "And I apologize for not introducing myself earlier. I used to bring a casserole or a pie to new neighbors. I guess no one does that much anymore."
"I've met a few of the neighbors," I said, looking even more deeply into those bright blue eyes, shaded by her hat. "They had a party last 4th of July and invited me. I enjoyed meeting everyone. My name is John. Glad to meet you."
She laughed. It was a nice laugh -- not too boisterous as to be irritating, but loud and genuine. "They invited me too. That was nice of them but I can't handle . . ."
"The fireworks!" we both said together, then laughed. I knew what she was going to say and while I don't care one way or the other about fireworks, I thought it would build a bridge between me and Gretchen Tenholder. It worked. To my surprise, she smiled and blushed again
I guess," she said, smiling again and cocking her head in a fetching manner, "that's we're just flower people."
We talked for a few more minutes about flowers and the neighborhood and taxes and insurance and . . . but I was checking out Mrs. Tenholder. I could see, when she wasn't smiling, blushing or speaking, that she was older than I would have thought -- at least 70. She was a beautiful person, if not the most attractive woman I've ever met. She had a way of reaching out and almost touching my arm when she wanted to make a point, as though she wanted to suggest the intimacy of a touch without actually, well, touching.
One of her front teeth was a little crooked which sometimes resulted in a slight lisp when she said some words. I could see a little bare flesh above her bra through the thin yellow shirt and she must have noticed my peeking because she half-covered herself with a free hand from time to time so I stopped looking and stared instead into those warm blue eyes while we spoke. She didn't seem uncomfortable after that but she might have if she could have read my mind.
All I could think of was wrapping my arms around her naked waist, squeezing her fat ass and pressing my wet mouth against that slight protuberance of a belly. I knew I had been spending too much time on my business but I was somewhat shocked at the depth of my carnal feelings toward this sweet old woman. It wasn't long during our conversations before I realized that skimpy gym trunks weren't the best attire when harboring such thoughts so I made some excuses, went home and jerked off profusely to a vision of Gretchen Tenholder's floppy old tits sandwiching my hard cock while I looked into those lovely blue eyes.
"Here," she said politely but firmly a few days later. "Maybe folks don't bring casseroles to new neighbors any more but I thought you would like these." She handed me a full flat of blue and yellow petunias that would last all summer and complement my house color. And that's the way she was: practical and giving.
"Well . . ." she said as she dusted off her hands and prepared to move off.
I gave her a warm, open smile, one that I truly felt. "That was so kind of you," I said. "And so thoughtful. Thank you. Thank you very much." And I touched her bare arm which was warm and firmer than I would have expected. "Please, come in."
I waved off her protestations about being dirty. "It's the least I can do," I said.
I remember that first visit pretty well. She sat down on the edge of my sofa as though she was afraid of being asked to leave at any moment. We spoke of inconsequential things -- the neighbors, the summer, the mosquito problem this year -- and she smiled often. A pretty smile and her bright blue eyes would flash when she laughed, which was often.
She tapped my arm. "We're so lucky to have you in the neighborhood," she said. "The last family who lived here . . ." she shivered, then laughed again. "Well, I'm just glad you're here and they're gone!"
"You don't look like a Gretchen," I said, smirking just a little.
"No?" and she pursed her lips in the cutest way. "And just who do I look like?"
"Maybe a Lois," I offered. "Or a Barbara. Not Gretchen, though."
She was feeling more comfortable and she crossed her legs and leaned forward. "My sister's name is Barbara. I'm serious!" She was quiet for a moment and looked at me carefully. "I think we're going to get along just fine."
And she was right. As time went on we spoke more freely and more often. I learned she had been widowed almost 18 years now. There were two children who lived across the country and visited about twice a year or when they were passing through on business. There were 3 grandchildren whom she adored. She had some woman friends but pretty much kept to herself. A nice lady. A sweet lady.
My initial lust was replaced with genuine affection and even protectiveness. When a security alarm salesman started harassing her, I stepped in and told him to go away and stay away. Then I hung a "No Solicitors" sign on her door. She hugged me after that.