Dana Lee Pruitt finished pulling her long, silky, blonde hair off of her face and tied it in a high ponytail near the top of her head. She was dressed in a pale blue bikini top that matched her eyes. It did a better job of revealing her firm, champagne glass tits than it did of hiding them. She owned a matching thong to go with the top but currently wore a pair of skin tight, black, Lycra bicycle shorts instead of the thong. Just like the bikini top showed everyone how nice Dana Lee's little tits were, the Lycra shorts showed everyone why many of her classmates thought her ass was the nicest ass in Silver Lake High School. From the looks she caught them giving her from time to time, several of her male teachers also agreed with that assessment. Instead of her customary brown flip flops, her pretty feet were covered in a pair of white ankle socks and shoved down into a blue pair of high-tops that also matched her eyes. With the blonde hair, blue eyes, and skin deeply tanned by the summer sun, she was the typical Florida teenager.
Finished with her hair, she picked up her basketball as she stood and continued shooting hoops. She played against an imaginary opponent. The only games she ever played took place on this goal in her driveway, but she still could probably play basketball as well as any girl at Silver Lake High School. Better than a good number of the guys too. She always lied and told people she was five-ten because from the day she entered middle school, and it was no longer cool to look down on most of the boys, she'd hated being tall. Her actual height was one quarter of an inch taller than five-eleven and she was still growing. Both her parents were over six feet tall and her brother was six-four, so she had little reason to doubt she was done. She could only hope.
Still, between dance class, and volleyball, and spinning flags in the Color Guard, she'd developed an agility of movement that belied her height. The only reason that she didn't play basketball for the Blue Bears was time conflicts with Color Guard. Her dad didn't understand why she didn't drop Color Guard and play basketball instead, but there was no way she'd ever give up being in Color Guard with her friend Alyson Ferrie. No way at all.
She attempted a twenty foot jumper and followed her shot to the goal just the way her dad had always told her to do. When the shot hit the back of the rim and bounced straight back to Dana Lee, she was already leaping, palming the ball with her right hand, and laying it softly against the backboard to let it tap into the net.
As she landed with her typical grace, she immediately heard clapping behind her. She turned to see that the Pruitt's across the street neighbor had returned from the three mile run he made every afternoon. Admiring how fit and lean he looked as sweat ran down his shirtless torso, Dana Lee tossed him the ball and said, "Show me what you've got, Mr. Spenser."
Damn. I don't know why, but that gray chest hair is so fucking sexy. Love to run my fingers through that rug.
Robert Spenser caught the ball effortlessly and said, "Please, Dana Lee. I've told you a million times to call me Bob."
She smiled and said, "I know, but my Dad tells me to call you Mr. Spenser."
"What about Spense at least? That's what they call me at the Budweiser plant."
Dana Lee wrinkled her pretty nose and said, "That's what we call Bobby."
The elder Spenser sighed as he bounced the ball back to Dana Lee and said, "So be it."
As he took a turn and stepped toward his own house, Dana Lee said, "Don't you want to play a game with me?"
Bob turned back to his young neighbor.
I'd like to play with you alright. You can believe that.
"The storm last weekend took out part of my backyard fence. If I don't have it fixed by the time Brenda comes home tomorrow night, I'll never get any peace."
"How much do you have to do?"
"I've got to replace three posts and two panels," he said. "And I'm working alone."
"Where's Bobby?"
"He's in Orlando with Brenda helping her and Julie look at apartments."
"That's right. Julie told me you were letting her move out of the dorm this year."
"Well," Bob said. "She and her roommates want to try apartment life."
"That's cool," Dana Lee said with sly smile. "Easier to bring boys in and out that way."
Bob rolled his eyes and said, "Just what I wanted to hear."
Dana Lee giggled and said, "You're not one of those dads suffering from the delusion that his daughter is a virgin are you?"
What the hell is this little girl doing?
Bob tried to look grim as he said, "No. I'm not. What about your dad? Is he under that delusion?"
"Definitely," Dana Lee giggled even harder.
"And it's definitely a
delusion
I take it?"
"Mr. Spenser," Dana Lee put her hands on her hips and tried to fake outrage. "What are you suggesting?"
He smiled.
If it's not a delusion, I'd sure like to make it one. Stop it, Bob. This will only get you into trouble.
"Nothing, Dana Lee. Anyway, I have no desire to incur my wife's wrath tomorrow night, so I need get to work."
"I'll help you," Dana Lee said.