Writer's Note:
This story is a fantasy and is intended to be fun. It is inspired by a veteran Literotica member and is in no way true, (At least to my knowledge). Some items are based on what this member put in her profile. Everything else is just fantasy for you, the reader to enjoy. It is dedicated to Simply Southern
Jerry looked out upon the dance floor and sighed. He knew that he probably shouldn't have come tonight, but he also knew that he had to get out of the lonely and austere house before he completely went nuts.
So far it seemed to him that this first year of study at North Carolina University was really no different than his time spent in high school. He thought that at least he would find people here more grown up and less childish in the way they treated one another. He realized that he had definitely guessed wrong in that department.
He had enrolled to take a course in the field of paralegal. He knew that the way things were going in this day and age, he would be pretty well assured of getting a good and well paying joy, and, it would allow him to meet new people.
Jerry sighed again and took a sip of his drink as he watched the University students as they danced and congregated into little cliques and groups. He had always been a bit of an outsider, not because he couldn't socialize, but because he was brainy. He had always been stereotyped as a nerd. Granted, not like what you see in the movies, such as 'Revenge of the Nerds' and such, but because he was so studious and such, the moniker seemed to remain attached.
He raised his glass again to take a sip and just as he did, he spied one of the girls from his classes seemingly gazing back at him. He almost choked on that sip with the surprise of that gaze. He raised his glass in her direction and nodded. He could feel the flush start to color his cheeks.
It wasn't because he wasn't good looking, on the contrary, he was rather ruggedly handsome. He kept in good shape and he knew how to carry himself. It's just that the stamp of nerd that he had lived with for so long, made him wonder about the attention that he was getting.
He tried not to stare, but he was fascinated by her gaze. Not to mention her looks. Jerry remembered her as Simply Southern. She was, in his estimation a strikingly pretty girl. She was probably right at his age and she did not seem to have any hang-ups at all. She had darker blonde hair, was rather small in stature, and the thing that seemed to hypnotize him into staring back at her was her eyes. They weren't exactly blue, but rather an azure color; and penetrating, as if she could see right into his soul.
She was definitely well proportioned, her breasts were not small by any means, but they held up well, and she had well defined hips, and a great ass. She was definitely a looker. His mind wandered as his imagination took hold and he didn't realize that his mind was spacing as she walked towards him across the dance floor.
Suddenly it dawned on him that she was almost to him and he could feel the warmth start to caress his cheeks again. He clumsily picked up his drink and took another swallow. Yep, there was no question now, she was heading his way and as she got closer, he was impressed with the way she carried herself. She had a gentle sway and yet she definitely exuded an air of confidence.
"Hi," she said as she closed in, "do you mind if I have a seat?" God, she had a great smile!
"Uh, no, go right ahead. Here, letβ¦β¦" he started to say as he got up to pull out a chair for her.
"My name's Simply Southern," she said, "but my friends just call me Southern."
"Jerry," he answered, "just Jerry."
'Just Jerry', he thought to himself, what a comeback.
She gazed at him kind of questioningly and asked, "You're in my paralegal class aren't you?" God that smile was infectious.
"Yes," he stammered, "I sit just behind you a bit." Damn, the blushing! He hardly ever blushed.
"Well, Jerry, I see that you aren't dancing. Did you come alone?" She kind of cocked her head to one side as her hair shifted in front of her left eye. Without what seemed to be a conscious thought, she took her hand and flicked her hair aside.
Jerry thought to himself, 'Oh no, here it comes, the part I admit I'm a loser.' He sat straighter in his chair as he looked up at her rather sheepishly and stated, "Yeah. I like the music as well as the atmosphere. Thought I would just come by and have a drink and unwind. And you, did you come alone also?"
"Oh yes, but I very rarely leave alone." She was so sure and confident, thought Jerry. "And tonight, I would like it if you and I could leave together."
For a moment, the answer didn't register and he just kind of looked at her blankly. "Uh, uh, you want to leave with me?"
"Yeah, sure. Why not?" she asked.
"Well, for one thing, you don't know me." Jerry couldn't believe she had asked.
"I know how you are in class. I know that I like what I see and," she paused as if to let that sink in," I want to get to know you better." Tonight was really blowing his mind, he thought as she continued, "A lot better." With that she just winked at him.