This is a National Nude Day Celebration of my most favorite, beloved cousin. She took me one July day, and our secret is only revealed here for the first time. I hope you enjoy the slow burn to this story.
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With the exception of a certain campus in Lubbock, there is not a more concentrated amount of beautiful coeds anywhere than on the 40 Acres. Those incredible Texas women are everywhere and sure to distract any male from their studies.
Except, me. I was a gangly, 130 pound cross country runner and not quite the prize these women were surely seeking on campus. I didn't mind; I was laser focused on my double major in Public Administration and Entrepreneurship. Moving here from the East Coast was the greatest time of my life. I was close to some family here, and Austin was still the college town you simply can't find today among all the construction and new urban sprawl.
In the June after my sophomore year, I moved off campus. Jester Hall had lost its luster, and I was ready to put my studies to work. To do so, I joined in renting a house on Lake Travis, something virtually impossible to do now. Anyway, it was a four bedroom, two bath place with a boat slip on a good sized lot. Best of all, I had the place to myself for the summer as my roommates headed home for the three months. I don't blame them since Texas summers can be brutal, even on the lake.
I put my time to good use immediately. I found two used jet skis in need of some attention and fixed them up for use. On campus, I posted ads around the various bulletin boards in buildings for jet ski rentals. This income allowed me to pay rent and eventually buy some brand new jet skis. Today, I would have been sued out of business. Then, it was just fun times and I tried to be a good neighbor and never had too many customers at any one time.
In late June, that boat slip was looking awfully lonely, and I realized I needed a boat. Or least I did when my uncle in San Antonio called me with an offer. He was headed to Europe for a 20th anniversary trip with my aunt, and thought I might like to borrow his 15 foot Starcraft.
My answer was easy, but with one caveat. I had no way to get the boat. My uncle solved the problem quite easily in one phone call.
"I have the perfect person to deliver the boat with only one requirement." He told me.
"I'll do just about anything for a boat." I replied.
"Well, Donna's summer job here fell through, and she has the time to drive the boat up there."
"Ok, but what's the requirement?" I asked, thinking of my Aggie cousin Donna.
"She will need a place to stay while we're out of country. Donna didn't want to do summer school in Aggieland, and San Antonio is too far from anything she wants to do. Lake Travis would be perfect for her for July."
"I can handle that. She'll have plenty of room here and her own bathroom." I was focused on that boat, not considering the ramifications of a roommate.
But, the deal was done, and I had a boat on the way. With the the center of my entrepreneurship studies, I decided to explore uses for the boat within the confines of local ordinances. At this point, there were no boat rentals on this part of the lake. I liked my chances just based upon the businesses located upstream.
With no cell phones back then, I was almost surprised to find Donna at my house one afternoon after my morning summer classes. Parked in front of the house was a jeep with a boat on its trailer attached behind it. I found Donna on the boat dock.
She hadn't changed much since the last time I saw her. Compared to my 6 foot frame, she was tiny. Even dripping wet, I probably only weighed a few pounds more. As small as she was, Donna was cute as a button. We had always gotten along, and enjoyed our university rivalry.
"Hey Donna. Is that your Jeep?"
"Hey Zoo. Yup, it's my early graduation gift. Dad gave it to me at my ring ceremony in May."
"How spoiled are you?" I ask Donna as I hug her.
"Not as spoiled as my UT cousin living in a lake house." Donna squeezes me back with a laugh.
"Well, let's get your stuff inside. I can't wait to get that boat wet." I tell Donna as we walk arm-in-arm to the house.
Thankfully, she packs light, and we move the boat over to the local boat ramp. It has a very slight incline and the jeep handles its duties perfectly.
"Meet me at the house. We'll take it for a spin." I tell Donna.
We both drive off, and I'm able to guide the boat into the dock in the calm afternoon waters. I tie off, and take inventory of the boat. We'll need some new bumpers, but the gas tank and ropes look to be in really good shape. The seating isn't cracked or anything, even in the front end, so I'm happy with the thought of renting this just like the jet skis.
That done, I realize Donna hasn't made her way to the boat. I head up to the house to see if she is there, and am greeted by the sight of her coming out onto the backyard deck. Wearing shorts over a one-piece swimsuit, Donna looks just like the cousin I remember her to be. She's not sexy with small breasts, but a well-proportioned ass for her body.
"That's a good idea. I'll go get my suit on." I tell her and head inside.
In my room, I strip down to put on my suit. I'll probably go without a shirt. Looking out the window, I watch Donna check out the jet skis and boat in the water. In all honesty, she is a bit short for me, but I can see her sexiness and beauty shine outward. Stopping myself from looking, I find my cock is rock hard. That was not in my plans, so a quick cold-water splash at my sink helps cool me off.
"Do you ever eat?" Donna exclaims as I walk down to the dock.
"I'm still running 50 miles a week. I'm in no hurry to gain a bunch of weight. By the way, you're looking overly white. See much sun?" I reply."
"Touche. But, actual students actually go into actual classrooms and do actual classwork. And, it didn't help that College Station saw way too much rain during the Spring semester."
"Ah, excuses, excuses. But, I know you'll graduate in December so that's really awesome. What are you doing after that?"
"I'm gonna use some Aggie connections and work in one of the big Texas cities. I'm hoping to help start some new downtown projects and turn existing structures into mixed-use sites. I see certain possibilities in every city, so it's just a matter of matching vision to potential."
"Okay, real estate maven, untie us and let's head out." I tell Donna.
"Aye Aye, Captain."
Donna jumps in as I guide the boat backward out of the slip, and the 50 horsepower motor takes us away at a nice pace. Watching my wake, I head straight out, then push the rpm's up to near maximum. Sitting up front, Donna lets out a little Aggie whoop and smiles back to me.
Late afternoon traffic on the lake is light, so we're able to head upstream unhindered by anyone's wake. Donna comes back behind the glass and sits in the other captains chair.
"I hear there's something called 'Hippie Hollow' around here." She states.
"I don't mess with that. The beach is horrid and usually full of men. But, if that is your jam, by all means."
"Okay. So what do we do here?"
"I've been so busy renting out the jet skis, I don't get on the water. With the boat, we'll be able to explore the coves and party or get some sun. We'll have time to find some good spots. Wanna drive her?"
