Linda was a health nut and ran the beach twice a day, every day, rain or shine. She lived a block away and loved the sound and smell of the ocean as she ran. Since the company she worked for had computerized, she only had to go into her office once or twice a month. This gave her a lot more free time, as she didn't have to drive two hours each morning and evening. She also found that she could get more work done in less time, without all the distractions caused by her fellow workers. She thought she had the best of all worlds.
It was early June, the weather was starting to warm nicely as the sun shined almost daily, the early spring rains almost over. For a week now, she had noticed an older man sitting lotus fashion on the sand as she made her turn at the end of the beach. He was a big man and it surprised her that he could sit in that position. She thought it odd, he sat, and stared out over the waves, his head and body erect but perfectly still. Even when she ran by, he didn't move or follow her with his eyes. Most men did, which is what puzzled Linda.
She was five nine, and slender, she knew she looked good in her short shorts and skimpy halter top. Even though she didn't particularly care for her small breasts, they were hers and she made do with what she had. Anyway she didn't have to wear a bra or worry about them sagging. She was proud of her looks but not vain about them. She did like to show herself off to her best advantage and sometimes, she let her exhibitionist streak free to play. It excited her to accidentally, on purpose, flash some unsuspecting guy, every now and then.
After a few more days, this guy became a challenge to her. She even jogged one day in her skimpiest thong bikini and he still didn't look at her. Maybe he was one of those Hindu guru types and in some kind of trance, but he didn't look the type. He had a wide face with high cheek bones that looked more American Indian than eastern Indian. His hair was dark and long, tied in a pony tail down his back. His thick mustache and goatee were white, in stark contrast to his deep tan and dark hair. He was an enigma and intriguing to Linda. A mystery to be solved.
The next day she wore her normal shorts and halter top when she went for her morning jog. As she made the turn at the end of the beach, she stopped and bent at the waist, placing her hands flat on the sand between her shoulder width, spread feet. Her ass was pointed straight at the man and she could feel the soft material of the shorts pulled up tightly into the crease of her ass and her sex. She knew he could easily see the outer lips of her pussy. Even she could see them in this position. She watched the man from between her legs, his head didn't move, the dark sunglasses he wore pointed straight at the ocean. Damn, she thought, what's with this guy.
Maybe he was gay she thought, as she straightened up and then bent to stretch her body down each leg, her small breasts almost touching each knee. Even if he was gay, he should at least glance this way. He may not look because of her sex but he should at least appreciate her flexibility. His head didn't move.
Completely perplexed and curious as hell, she walked over to stand a few feet from him. After a second or two, he said, "Hello Miss, are you enjoying your jog today? You weren't getting a cramp or anything, so why did you stop and stretch today?" His head still hadn't moved.
Linda frowned, wondering how he knew she had stopped to stretch for no reason, no physical reason that is. She ignored his questions and said, "I thought I'd stop and say hello, you're new here at the beach, aren't you?"
For the first time his head moved and he nodded, "I just moved down here a few weeks ago. I own the house in back of the dunes here."
Linda turned and looked at the tall two story beach house sticking up above the small dunes. She knew it had been vacate for a long while, the old couple that had owned it had died a year or so earlier. "That's a large place for just one person, isn't it?" She asked, fishing for information.
He chuckled and replied "Yes it is but the price was right. The older people who lived there before were my parents, when they passed away, I inherited it."
His answer paralleled her thoughts so closely, she shivered. "I saw them around but I didn't know them to well. They seemed to be really nice and I was sorry to hear they had died." Linda said cocking her head to the side slightly, he still hadn't look up at her.
"Yes, they were good people." He said softly, smiling for the first time.
Linda glanced at the house with its large covered front porch and then back at the man. "Why don't you watch the ocean from the porch, you'd have a better view."
He chuckled and replied, "I'm not watching the ocean, I'm listening to it, and I can hear better from here. The sound is different up there and the wind interferes."
"Huh!" Linda said.
The man chuckled again and said, "I'm blind, I have been for about thirty five years now."
"Oh!" Linda said and then realized that she was blushing. Then she wondered why she was blushing about flashing a blind man. She chuckled at herself.
"You find that funny?" The man asked.
"No!" Linda said hurriedly, "No, I wasβ¦ Uh, that isβ¦ Wellβ¦" Linda was now at a loss to explain her chuckle without revealing the truth. "Let's just say I was chuckling at myself and leave it at that."
He grinned and replied, "How intriguing, now I'm curious. Being blind has its advantages and disadvantages." For the first time, he turned his head and looked up. "I know I missed something good this time. It would be just like my usual bad luck for you to have flashed me or something." Then he chuckled.