Teachers describe me as a “model student” or an “achiever.” Parents love me. The girls always say, “She’s so nice!” The guys always say, “She’s so hot!” but think of me as an inaccessible, brainy, prudish type. And I am a nice girl. I get good grades, I obey my parents, and I am nice to everyone. But I also have a naughty secret…
…I like to let strange men touch me.
Every day in my last period class I start to get turned on. Not because I think Calculus is sexy, but because I know school is almost over and I know what that means. When school lets out everyone dashes for the school bus or hops in a friend’s car. Not me. People think I walk home. I do walk, but I only walk a few blocks to a public bus stop.
Each day I choose a different one at random, so as not to form a familiar routine. The buses are fairly frequent, so I never have to wait more than 15 minutes. It doesn’t matter where the bus is going, I just get on. This time of day they are never that full. I always choose the very last row. The way these buses are set up, there’s only one bench seat in the last row (the other side has an emergency exit door) so only two people can be in the last row.
I sit down in the last seat and ride until the bus starts to get a little more crowded. While I’m waiting, you’d probably like to hear what I look like. Well I’m slightly taller than average, about 5’8”, with a firm athlete’s build (I am a cheerleader during football season and lifeguard in the summer). My auburn hair is just below my shoulders and I have green eyes. I’m quite proud of my breast, which are a full 34C.
But back to the task at hand – I look at every guy who gets on the bus until I spot him. The one who fits my profile – older and not too creepy, but there’s always something that tells me this is the guy who will do what I hope he will do. It’s hard to explain. When I see him I stare at him until he looks my way as he’s walking down the aisle scanning seat options. I hold his gaze for a second before smiling, blushing slightly, and turning to look out the window.
It’s so easy! The bus is now crowded enough that there are no completely empty seats. He’s thinking he’s going to have to share a seat anyway, so why not the cute girl who smiled at him? I stare out the window and can tell from the corner of my eye he’s headed towards me.