MidnightWalk
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I stood in the kitchen, looking out the back window, lemonade in hand. I was thinking that I should be chastising myself, but I just couldn't bring myself to do it. Cathy's "study group" for Monday's monster history test had turned into a Friday evening pool party with her and five of her closest friends. I still wasn't sure how that had happened. She'd asked for one of her friends to come over and study, and that had turned into two and so on until it became five. And instead of studying, they were all lounging around or splashing in the pool, thus leading to my impulse to chastise. I mean, I know they're seniors, but I still shouldn't be standing here, watching them. But for better or worse, I did appreciate a pretty woman. And some of Cathy's friends.... That redhead, Tina, was wearing the tiniest bikini that I had ever seen and the new girl, the one he'd not met before...pretty smile, lovely hair and the biggest boobs I'd seen on a girl her age barely constrained by a cute skull bikini top. I shook my head. I really shouldn't be looking, but there was so much to look at. I shifted my gaze to my wife, Melinda, taking the girls drinks and chatting with them. I generally left interacting with the young women to her. It was easier on me that way. I didn't have to learn names and wouldn't get grief for staring at chests rather than looking them in the eyes. And Melinda liked to do all that socializing.
And later, as the sun began to go down, Cathy came running in to ask if the girls could spend the night. It was hard to tell her no, and after consultation with her mother, we agreed that they could stay over. At which point, half a dozen young women took over the living room. They came flooding in, a mixture of sarongs and tshirts thrown on over their bikinis, legs and breasts everywhere. I headed back to the kitchen and ordered several pizzas to feed the girls. During the wait, a procession of young women came through the kitchen to fetch drinks or get more ice. Most of them greeted me with a quick "Hi Mr. Miller" or "Thanks for letting us stay, Mr. Miller". But when Cathy's new friend, sarong around her hips, but that skull bikini top still exposed to the world, came in for another soda, she just glanced at me with the brown eyes of hers and giggled. I could only shake my head and smile.
Once the pizza arrived, I decided discretion was the better part of valor. Grabbing a beer and piling a plate with pizza slices, I retreated through the living room to the semi-finished family room in the basement. As I passed through the living room, I could see the girls all sprawled around the room, on the sofa, chairs and floor, loaded down with sodas, pizza and chips, giggling and talking as they started the first film in the "Twilight" series. Cathy owned them all and loved watching them, which I found surprising in a girl her age, but your kids, you love them no matter how dubious their taste in movies. I just passed on through, heading for sanctuary.
Safe in the den, I kicked back to watch...well, anything. As the evening wore on, I could hear the giggling and movement, loud at first, tapering as it got later and later. I made a couple runs for additional beers, seeing them gradually settling down each time I made a pass through. Eventually, it got very quiet up there, and I settled back to enjoy the quiet, watching a movie. Melinda had already gone to bed, as she's not the night owl that I am. I leaned back into the sofa, feet up on the coffee table, one hand tucked behind my head, the other holding a beer bottle beside me.
And later, as the sun began to go down, Cathy came running in to ask if the girls could spend the night. It was hard to tell her no, and after consultation with her mother, we agreed that they could stay over. At which point, half a dozen young women took over the living room. They came flooding in, a mixture of sarongs and tshirts thrown on over their bikinis, legs and breasts everywhere. I headed back to the kitchen and ordered several pizzas to feed the girls. During the wait, a procession of young women came through the kitchen to fetch drinks or get more ice. Most of them greeted me with a quick "Hi Mr. Miller" or "Thanks for letting us stay, Mr. Miller". But when Cathy's new friend, sarong around her hips, but that skull bikini top still exposed to the world, came in for another soda, she just glanced at me with the brown eyes of hers and giggled. I could only shake my head and smile.
Once the pizza arrived, I decided discretion was the better part of valor. Grabbing a beer and piling a plate with pizza slices, I retreated through the living room to the semi-finished family room in the basement. As I passed through the living room, I could see the girls all sprawled around the room, on the sofa, chairs and floor, loaded down with sodas, pizza and chips, giggling and talking as they started the first film in the "Twilight" series. Cathy owned them all and loved watching them, which I found surprising in a girl her age, but your kids, you love them no matter how dubious their taste in movies. I just passed on through, heading for sanctuary.
Safe in the den, I kicked back to watch...well, anything. As the evening wore on, I could hear the giggling and movement, loud at first, tapering as it got later and later. I made a couple runs for additional beers, seeing them gradually settling down each time I made a pass through. Eventually, it got very quiet up there, and I settled back to enjoy the quiet, watching a movie. Melinda had already gone to bed, as she's not the night owl that I am. I leaned back into the sofa, feet up on the coffee table, one hand tucked behind my head, the other holding a beer bottle beside me.