I've had a rough life in high school. Well, rough isn't exactly the word, uneventful seems more fitting. No one actively disliked me, nor did anyone actively had any interest in me, apart from a handful just as uneventful and awkward friends. I graduated as a kissless virgin, even though the female sex had more than piqued my interested, although this interest was never reciprocated. I moved to a university city after a few years of work, got a studio there, built up confidence, grew a beard, got into poetry and I soon found myself in the middle of a sexual renaissance, or naissance, since for a re- to be in effect, it must've happened before. Every other week I had another choker-wearing hipster girl tied to my bed, her soft voice begging for my cock to fill her little holes, to fuck her obvious daddy issues away. I happily indulged in their little fantasies, being the brooding poet until they shoved me aside for a guy who's more into vegan non-gluten fat-free soy foodtruck festivals. It was a mediocre life in all respects, my philosophy major went decent, the poetry-performances brought in a little cash and the girls were always willing to go home with me after a little bit of effort and scotch. I always joked to myself that my 17-year old me would never believe the life the 24-year old me is living, yet I still owed my younger me a promise: to fuck my high school crush.
It's not like my socially awkward high school-version ever admitted to crushing on her, my behaviour at that point in my life was so antisocial she never even bothered to put me in the (in retrospect non-existent) social prison that is called the friendzone. She sort of acknowledged my existence and I jerked my cock raw thinking about blasting my hot seed all over her firm E-cups. But luckily, times changed and so did I. A few weeks into my second semester I went to a local pub after a reasonably well-received performance. After I took a sip from my slightly overpriced scotch a voice with a hoarseness usually reserved for sorority girls called out my name. Actually, not called, sung almost, there was a melody to it, a melody that crushed my ego back to the insecure seventeen year old me. "Robbie?" the voice repeated, her fingers ever so lightly touching my shoulder. I turned around and the sight I took in was even more breath-taking than the last lingering look I gave her on graduation day. The locks of her dark brown, curly hair cascades over her ample breast, the tight black and white dress accentuating her nothing short of magnificent assests. Her cheeks had light dimples as she smiled at me, the freckles on her face framing her pale blue eyes as my gaze inadvertently went over her body, from her tight belly down to her toned legs and her pretty feet in black, open-toed heels. As my mind and gaze unfroze I tried managing a coherent sentence:
"Jessie! Long time no see!" I exclaim far too enthused as I extend my arms for a hug, she hugs bag, the scent of her perfume intoxicating me slightly as my fingers touch her bare shoulders. "what brings you here?" I ask, her hand still lightly resting on my shoulder.
"I lost my friends." she answers, her hand still lightly lingering on my shoulder. "Well, lost, the two of them went home together and I didn't want to go home yet, so I went here for a nightcap. What brings you here tonight?" she asks in reply as I stand up, loosening my tie as I motion towards the smoking-room in the pub as I pull out my cigarettes, she nods knowingly and starts walking towards it as well.
"A nightcap as well, just finished performing." I say as I hold the glass door open, leading her inside and stealing a glance at her perfectly trained ass, she glances over her shoulder and smiles mischievously.
"Still like staring at me huh?" she says bluntly as she sits down on one of the worn down leather couches, crossing her legs as I stand there slightly frozen, shocked by her bluntness, I gather my bearings and take a quick sip of my liquid courage.
"Of course I do, you're gorgeous." I blurt out. She bursts out laughing as I sit down next to her, lighting my cigarette and offering one to her as soon as her fit of laughter dies down.
"What did you do to the timid kid in high school?" she jokes, chuckling after her full lips take a drag from the cigarette.
"I guess he died about the time I got the beard." I joke back, my eyes looking into hers a bit too long as she shifts her gaze to my beard.
"It suits you." she says, her fingers teasingly brushing the beard before she grabs my scotch and takes a sip. "I guess we're both hot now." she adds as she puts the glass back, flashing me a brief, playful gaze before she leans back on the couch, thrusting her breasts forward. "So poetry and philosophy huh?" she says as she shifts on the couch, getting more comfortable as she focusses on me. "I don't like any of those things." she adds.
"Well, we can't all have good taste." I retort, actively using the confidence I gained in the last five years.
"Yeah, which is probably why I'm flirting with you right now." she replies before bursting out laughing again. I shake my head and chuckle softly in defeat.