MidnightWalk
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I leaned on the porch railing, watching my new neighbor move in. A pretty redhead. It cetainly beat the couple that had owned the little ranch-style house previous. All they'd done is fight and bicker, usually in the nice little front yard, in full view of the entire neighborhood. This one, though, pretty. And she seemed to carry own weight. Almost literally. She marched right alongside the two guys in the moving company uniforms, carrying things into the house. Didn't really matter that she carried the smaller things. A girl who could do for herself was a refreshing thing.
I watched the way she moved, particularly her legs in those apparently well-worn sweat pants. Every stride showed off the curves of her legs...and the few occasions when she bent over to pick something up... Yes indeed, a fine addition to the neighborhood. And that was only the first day.
The next couple weeks were similar, as she strove to settle in and spruce up the house, which admittedly had been let go a bit by the previous owners. Flowers (if late in the season) and painting and general repairing. Until....
I stepped onto the porch in search of my newspaper, dinosaur that I am, I still read the things. I glanced over to see Red on her tippy toes on a stepstool, trying to hammer in a loose piece of facia over the porch. Poor girl's gonna break something.
I went back inside and grabbed my ladder, coming out of the garage and down the drive, curving into her yard and coming up behind her. She was a bit preoccupied until I cleared my throat.
"Ahem. You look like you could use some help, before you crack your skull open."
I watched the way she moved, particularly her legs in those apparently well-worn sweat pants. Every stride showed off the curves of her legs...and the few occasions when she bent over to pick something up... Yes indeed, a fine addition to the neighborhood. And that was only the first day.
The next couple weeks were similar, as she strove to settle in and spruce up the house, which admittedly had been let go a bit by the previous owners. Flowers (if late in the season) and painting and general repairing. Until....
I stepped onto the porch in search of my newspaper, dinosaur that I am, I still read the things. I glanced over to see Red on her tippy toes on a stepstool, trying to hammer in a loose piece of facia over the porch. Poor girl's gonna break something.
I went back inside and grabbed my ladder, coming out of the garage and down the drive, curving into her yard and coming up behind her. She was a bit preoccupied until I cleared my throat.
"Ahem. You look like you could use some help, before you crack your skull open."