Once, just once, upon a time, there lived a beautiful young lady. Long dark hair, lustfully pale skin, eyes as blue as the sky, her breasts perfectly shaped, a flat smooth stomach, long, strong legs and not to mention what hid between her petit legs. The women of the town hated her yet the men loved her. The oldest of the dames claimed her to be of witchery and forbid men or young children to wander near her large house on the hill for it was not unknown for men to peddle to closely and disappear for weeks with no recollection of where they had been.
One day, this brilliant young man, who was sure these tales were false, decided to choose a tree near her house to leisurely read beneath. As the young man sa reading his eyes would continuously roam to the house, and every time his eyes sighted the glamorous house it became more and more interesting. It was at this point in which he decided he would put an end to the mysterious tales of the girl. He stood up, leaving his belongings beneath the tree, and ventured forward closer to the house. He dared not enter the front door so he traveled around the home and found a great garden.
Just as he claimed himself lost in the garden he spotted a young lady. He was utterly stunned by her beauty. He continued towards her but when he came near she would move closer to the house. She didn’t seem to notice the man at all. When she reached her back patio she stopped and stared the man in the eyes. All the horrid tells of this woman quickly deserted the man’s mind as he was mystified by her glare. The woman walked into her house and the young man ignorantly fallowed.
Once he stepped into the house he seemed to have lost sight of the lady. The confused man walked onward till he reached the kitchen and there she was. The young lady turned around. “Would you sit for some tea?”, asked the lady. The man then rather fell into a chair that appeared behind him. He was paralyzed. Her voice was even more beautiful then her appearance. He sat in the chair as she walked, or should we say glided, over and poured him a cup of tea. “Would you live some sugar?”, ask the lady. The man sat dumbfounded.
“Are you ok?”
“Oh, yes please”, said the man, “I would love some sugar”.
The lady put two spoonfuls of sugar into the man’s tea.