JumpMyBones
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Joseph Green had been in the tiny, one horse town since sundown the night before. There wasn't much to see here, but he was sure that he'd seen it all: the café in which he'd had both breakfast and lunch; the mom and pop grocery in which he'd repeatedly check his debit card balance at the only ATM for twenty miles; the boat dock down on the river off which a series of country hicks had come to catch dinner and drink beer before heading home; and finally, now, the only tavern in town, where he was finishing off a basket of greasy chicken and jojos while sucking on a very strong beer that came from a local microbrewery.
A dozen or so people had made their way into and out of the tavern over the past two hours, but only one had caught Joe's interest. She was a beautiful young woman with a shapely body well displayed in tight fitting clothes. She was a local, he was sure, based upon the snippets of conversation she had with others.
Joe was surprised that she was here alone, though. No apparent boy friend. Even stranger, none of the guys who came in and chatted her up seem to be making much of an effort to actually hit on her.
He considered striking up a conversation with her himself but knew it would only end badly. Joe wasn't a hunk of a ladies man. In fact, if you looked up Average Joe in the dictionary, you would probably find a picture of him next to the definition. He wasn't ugly or anything. He just wasn't the first man upon whom the gazes of most attractive women fell.
He rose and moved up to the bar, signaling the bar keep with his empty mug. The man behind the counter filled another heavy glass and placed it before Joe, returning to stand before the beautiful woman to continue their conversation...
Joseph Green had been in the tiny, one horse town since sundown the night before. There wasn't much to see here, but he was sure that he'd seen it all: the café in which he'd had both breakfast and lunch; the mom and pop grocery in which he'd repeatedly check his debit card balance at the only ATM for twenty miles; the boat dock down on the river off which a series of country hicks had come to catch dinner and drink beer before heading home; and finally, now, the only tavern in town, where he was finishing off a basket of greasy chicken and jojos while sucking on a very strong beer that came from a local microbrewery.
A dozen or so people had made their way into and out of the tavern over the past two hours, but only one had caught Joe's interest. She was a beautiful young woman with a shapely body well displayed in tight fitting clothes. She was a local, he was sure, based upon the snippets of conversation she had with others.
Joe was surprised that she was here alone, though. No apparent boy friend. Even stranger, none of the guys who came in and chatted her up seem to be making much of an effort to actually hit on her.
He considered striking up a conversation with her himself but knew it would only end badly. Joe wasn't a hunk of a ladies man. In fact, if you looked up Average Joe in the dictionary, you would probably find a picture of him next to the definition. He wasn't ugly or anything. He just wasn't the first man upon whom the gazes of most attractive women fell.
He rose and moved up to the bar, signaling the bar keep with his empty mug. The man behind the counter filled another heavy glass and placed it before Joe, returning to stand before the beautiful woman to continue their conversation...