"Dude, that man is wearing a skirt! Why is he wearing a skirt?"
The voice appeared at my elbow. I looked to my left, and there was a cute little blonde, late teens, maybe 4'8 or 4'10". Fun size. Proportionate. Miniature legs that went all the way up to where her tight tee shirt met her tight leggings. No panty line, no bra line. She was with a boy, obviously gay, walking past me at the mall. Her companion sneered and giggled.
Blondie made eye contact with me and asked me "Dude, why are you wearing a skirt?"
"It's a kilt," I replied, a little gruffly maybe. I am from a generation where respecting your elders meant not prefacing questions with "dude." Her eyes drifted to my sporran, the bag in front (a highland fanny pack maybe) and she squealed "Fuzzy balls!"
Her gay friend just about melted into the floor. This was too much for him to take. My sporran is furry (badger fur) and has 5 silver balls that dangle down. Blondie's friend grabbed her arm, and tried to pull her away. With her free hand, Blondie reached for my sporran.
"Ooooh, it's fuzzy, it's soft," she purred, stroking the bag dangling in front of my cock. In the middle of the mall. With her gay friend tugging, and with mall shoppers circulating around.
"Shit," I thought, "some mall rent-a-cop is going to see this and then I will some explaining to do."
I said, softly, "Young lady, you don't grab a strange man's sporran without permission or an introduction. Please stop. If you want to ask me questions, that is fine, but please don't touch me there, here in public."
Her eyes widened, and her little poofter pal pulled at her again. She shrugged him off, eyes still on me, and said, demurely, "I'm sorry. Will you really answer some questions?"
Of course I would. I suggested we go to the food court, or one of the restaurants, to chat. Blondie agreed, and her friend huffed off, following a statement that ended with "gross."
I introduced myself, kind of. I invoked an old family name.
"I am Colin. What is your name?"
In a rush, my companion told me she was Lisa, that she had never seen anyone dressed like me, or heard anyone who talked like me.
"What kind of food do you want?" I asked.
When she stalled, I suggest the little ethnic place off the food court, with a buffet and booths. "
Sure," she said, "but I spent all my money."
Gallant visitor I am, I told her it would be my treat. She chose a small salad, big dessert, and a fizzy water. I picked out a sandwich and a beer. I paid, and as I was getting my change, Lisa made a beeline for a booth in the back corner. Out of the way, in the relative dark. Like she knew what was in store.
We sat next to each other. First things first. "How old are you Lisa?" I asked.