When I was younger I hated football and the Raiders. Not only did I not understand the game, it took over my entire house during the weekends and Monday nights. I could not watch anything because my uncle, dad and grampa were watching the stupid games. For my 19th birthday my Uncle Joaquin gave me a tiny Raiderette's cheerleading uniform as a gift. It was a tiny little white top that you tied in front covering only your tits with a black mini skirt and pompoms. He told everyone that I could cheer on the team instead of complaining about watching football. Needless to say I never wore that stupid outfit, just to spite him. From that day, I went out of my way to make fun of his team, especially when they lost. It was a decision that, I would come to regret and love.
It was later that season I paid for being a brat. It was football season again, my parents left out of town and they left my Uncle Joaquin in charge of the house. Meaning, I would feed them (him and my grampa Fidel), and clean the house. Uncle Joaquin would just sit and watch television in the living room while grampa did the same in his room. Grampa hardly left his room. Before they left, my parents made sure Uncle Joaquin and I knew I was to stay home and could not go anywhere without my Tio or grampa.
As luck would have it, I got invited to the biggest party of the year at the cutest boy in school. But I couldn't get permission to go and I needed money to buy me a new outfit. Since my uncle was in charge I had to go talk to him. He talked to me and considered me a brat that was mainly underfoot. It's not like he hated me but, whenever I was around, he acted like he was bothered by me being there. Over the years we drifted apart and we grew cold with each other. Yet he was in charge and if he let me go I still needed a way to come up with the money I would need to purchase my outfit.
I walked into the living room where he and his two friends were watching a football game Raiders. They were into the game. All there were yelling and screaming at the television. "Tio" was all I said before he shut me up. He hated to be bothered while the game was on. I waited until a commercial.
"Tio, can I go to Max's party tonight? I know mom and dad said I shouldn't go out but they didn't say I couldn't go out," I lied to him.
Of course I was being extra nice and sweet trying to play the good niece card. He gave me the "oh now that you need something you come to me" look. Then he turned to his friends and began talking about the game. It was as if I wasn't in the room. His actions told me that I should leave and stop bothering the men while the game was on.
"Tio please, I already made dinner. All the clothes are washed. I cleaned the whole house. I even fed the dogs. Please can I go," I pleaded.
He never looked at me. He ignored me and continued to talk with his friends. Both gave me looks, like little girl leave your uncle alone and let us watch the game in peace. I was about to ask again when the game started by up. Again I waited a commercial.
"Tio please, I promise to make you a big breakfast tomorrow. And I will even clean the yard," I tried to negotiate.
He turned and gave me his angry uncle stare.
"Now what do you? No, no, no. You're parents told me not to let you go. Ya nada. Quitate de aqui. Let me and my friends watch the game. Go do whatever you girls do," he brushed me away.
"You never listen to me or do what I tell you. No, quitate. Go," he raised his hand to wave me to leave.
"But Tio," I stammered.
"No, look it here. You never listen to me. Now you want my help. Your papa and mom said no so no. Ya. Veto," he said to me then turned to his friends.
"Mirala, esta que se creer. She never listens to me. Never talks to me. Now look it at her. Tio can I go please. Please tio. Like I'm her dam puppet. Did you know I bought her a cute little Raiderette's Cheerleading uniform for her 12th birthday y la infeliz never wore it. Not even a thank you. Tu creer. What kinda niece is that? When I was her age, we thanked our elders. Showed them respect. Even if we didn't like the stupid pinche gifts we still acted like we did," he vented to his friends.
"Ya vete," he waved me away
The all looked at me with disapproving eyes. Again, the game started and we sat and watched it. They were screaming and yelling at the screen and me in silence. At the commercial one of his friends spoke up.
"Kiko (my Uncle Joaquin's nick name) just let her go. That way we could have the house to ourselves and she don't be bugging us," said Armando.
"Ya Kiko. Look at her she's all aguitada. How are we gonna enjoy the game with her like that?" said Tomas.
"No. No. She's not gonna get her way. She needs to learn how to respect and listen to her elders. This will teach her," he told them.
During, the next part of the game everybody was silent. At the commercial it was my Uncle Joaquin that spoke up.
"Ok. Ok. Ok. You can go," he said.
I jumped off the couch and squealed like a little school girl clapping my hands.
"But on one condition," said my uncle his the most stern voice I ever heard from him.
"What tell me I will do anything Tio," I told him.
"You have to wear that uniform at least one time for your Tio. And if you don't have it, pues nimodo," he said.
My heart sank. It had been a while years since I had that stupid outfit. There was no way in hell we still had it. My uncle tricked me and I would suffer the consequences. His friends laughed and knew that Uncle Joaquin had just won our game of wills because there was no way I could find that outfit.
I walked out of the room almost crying with my head hung low. They began cheering and yelling once again, enjoying their afternoon game. In my room, I sat pondering my fate. I got up and walked around my room. Not knowing why I began to rummage through all my stuff. Secretly, I knew I was wishing to find that outfit, but knowing full well it was impossible. Of course, the search of my room was fruitless. I sat back down on the bed.
Then inspiration hit me. Parents keep everything. I knew if there was any possibility of that outfit still existing my mom had packed it in the garage. Quickly, I ran to the boxes where she stored most of clothes. I was right, mom kept everything; from my first baby outfit to my high school certificate. Lots of items I had forgotten or couldn't remember when I had them. Yet after five full containers I could not find the damn costume. I sat there in disgust. How could she have thrown that away? I saw items that to me were meaningless and should have been thrown away, but there were still in boxes.
I got up and made my way to the door. Turning around, I saw my mess. I decided I should clean it up before I get into more trouble. Not only, did I clean it up but I organized it and made more room in the garage. I began to stack other boxes, when this old cardboard box fell apart as I was lifting it. This was it, everything that could go wrong has. I kicked at it and clothes went flying everywhere. That's when I saw it.
In the middle of the pile was a tiny white shirt and next to it was a black mini skirt. Then I saw the pompoms. It was my hidden treasure. I grabbed it and hugged it then I inspected it. Oh my god. There was no way it was the same outfit. It looked tiny. Sitting there looking over the tiny garments, I remembered how tiny and skinny I was when I was 12. Back then, it might have looked big on me. But now it would be like wearing a tiny bikini? Slowly, I walked to my room.
Putting it against my body, it looked more like a bikini than a cheerleading outfit. I tossed it in the washer with some other clothes I had. But I had an idea. I went to the living room and waited for a commercial.
"Tio I found the uniform, but it's old and dirty. I'm washing it right now and wear it for tomorrow. Please let me go. I promise I will," I lied as best I could.
He looked at me, "Do I look that stupid? No outfit, no party. Ya stop bothering me. This game is almost over and the Raiders are gonna come on next. So leave us alone," he turned away.
He didn't want anything else to do with me and neither did his friends.
I went back to my room and sat on my bed. Again, I felt like crying. Over the next hour and a half I did my laundry. After drying the clothes I began to fold them. The last was that little outfit. Again, I put it to my body and somehow it looked smaller than when I first fished it out of the garage. On a whim I decided to try it on.
Stripping to my thong I threw my clothes on the bed. Wow I had bikini tops bigger than the top. Stretching it I barely tied it in front. The white material barely covered my areolas but it was so thin you can make them out and my long dark nipples. It exaggerated my cleavage pushing up my perky 30c more than anything I ever wore. Using a safety pin I was able to put the skirt on. It was no more a bandana around my waist. Looking in the mirror, I could see my camel toe through my white thong and when I turned the material only covered half my ass. It was the sluttiest outfit I have ever seen. Why wear it, I might as well be naked, I thought.
Still I kept modeling it, looking over my body. I did look hot in it. Everything was showing and the tiny outfit made it look better. Maybe I should wear this to the party, I thought as I giggled at the idea. It was making me hot thought and the naughty part of me was becoming very comfortable in that tiny outfit. Again, looking in the mirror, I grabbed my pompoms and began to do some cheerleading poses. No matter the pose, it looked dirty and naughty. My nipples were poking holes through the tiny thin top. I was hot.
My wicked mind got the better of me. Dam my Uncle Joaquin. He wanted to play games; well I was going to play a bigger game with him in front of his friends. I knew I had to walk out there and show him. He was going to pay for not letting me go. Quietly, I walked into the living room. All three men were watching the Raiders play.