Here is a little story about way back, when I was fucking every thing that moved and it seemed that every sweet thing that was move'n was wanting me to be fuck'en 'em.
I was younger then on the outside, but you might be surprised to know I am just as young on the inside now as I was back then, but maybe a little wiser. At least I hope so.
Her name was Rita, and she was a perfect five foot two blond, that honey blond color that is a little nastier than the regular blond. I don't care for that weak dried stripped whitish blond, that ain't what I'm talk'n bout. For me the only plat blond worth watch'n was that old time movie Queen, Jean Harlow, and no one is gonna' replace that puss.
Anyway, Rita was the perfect five foot two, she was tiny with two nice well formed natural soft breasts and short legs that would strain to get round your waist if you know what I mean. And those little feet- damn they were the most perfect little feet, size 5's, I ever did see. Problem was she was married.
I was living on the second floor of an old Manhattan walk up, on the outskirts of Greenwich Village, hang'in out at night with the poets and start'n to look for day work in the early mornings when I was getting tight on the little money I'd saved. Rita lived on the fourth floor, damned if that hiking up and down the stairs didn't account for the roundness in her calves and the coiled muscles in her thighs that were oh so visible when I followed her up the staircase when she was wearing that striped black and white mini skirt. If I close my eyes I still can clearly see her cleft pussy straining against her tight pink panties.
In those days, the postman would ring the front door bell with three long toots, if you had any mail to give him, you could come down stairs, or you could wait in line as he put the mail into those old fashioned brass mail boxes with the little cards that held all our names, or sometimes the names of people long dead and gone. On one of those empty cards someone had penciled in the name of a notorious gangster who is said to have been a tenant so many years ago.
And there was Rita every morning, I don't know what the fuck mail she was look'in for, but there she was, cute'r than anyone had a right to be, big eyes, shiny red lips, her nips pushing against the thin blouses she usually wore, the shorts or mini hiked up higher than anyone had a right to. My eyes had never seen anyone like her in that building. I'd follow her back up the first two flights for a few weeks, just look'n, my dick hard as a zucchini neatly outlined in my jeans, not saying anything until she kind of knew I was a tenant also, and one morning she turned 'round and smiled that come hither smile asking me "so you live here too, Honey?," in a sugary southern accent when she already knew the answer to that question.
And that was how I came to know her name and in a short while how miserable she was, married to that hard working slob who I'd see pass me running up the stairs after a long hard day of work, stinking of the sweat and grime, stale coffee and cig smoke from wherever the hell he was earning at, and you gotta give him credit, he was gone before sun up and back near sundown, and stinking like hell but what do ya expect? I never quite knew what Rita disliked about her husband, maybe it was his smell; but, my dear friend, you don't leave a honey pot like Rita smoldering on the fourth floor of a hot summer walk up when her blouse stuck to her tits like a wrapper on a toffee from Atlantic City.