I sat on my lifeguard tower, looking at all the girls in their skimpy little swimsuits, but also keeping my eyes open for any swimmers in trouble, including those daredevils out riding the biq waves doing their surfing.
Most of ther time it was just ogling, but every now and then someone got a cramp or just took too big a risk and got tired fighting the undertow or whatever, and needed our help.
Suddenly I heard a cry of "HELP" and an arm waving in the air, out too far for someone other than an expert and strong swimmer.
So I leapt off the tower and swam out to her.
She was struggling and screaming in between gulps of salt water, as I tried to get her to just relax and let me do my job. I was behind her as I should be, with my arm around her waist as she struggled in the water, and she slid down enough so my hand was quite firmly cupping a breast, which made her squirm even more.
But now her attention was on my hand instead of the water she was fighting, and I soothingly talked her into just relaxing and letting me haul her to the shire.
Easily and gently I did so, and when we were able to oput our feet on the sandy biottom she thanked me as we walked ashorem, still hand in hand.
It was just like walking down the street holding hands with my girlfriend when she said she was Ok now and gave me a thank you.
I still held on to her hand and gave it a little squeeze as I asked her if she was going out so far again so I would have to rescue her again.
And she gave me a smart-assed reply that maybe that might be a good idea, but she walked with me back to my tower and I got a good look at her, a middle aged lady probably in her forties, and not the sweet young athletic babe she used to be.
My shift was about over and my relief was standing there when we arrived so I was done for the day.
So I turned to her and asked what else she was going to do to get herself in trouble, and woud she like to go and get a bite to eat or a drink and relax
Most of ther time it was just ogling, but every now and then someone got a cramp or just took too big a risk and got tired fighting the undertow or whatever, and needed our help.
Suddenly I heard a cry of "HELP" and an arm waving in the air, out too far for someone other than an expert and strong swimmer.
So I leapt off the tower and swam out to her.
She was struggling and screaming in between gulps of salt water, as I tried to get her to just relax and let me do my job. I was behind her as I should be, with my arm around her waist as she struggled in the water, and she slid down enough so my hand was quite firmly cupping a breast, which made her squirm even more.
But now her attention was on my hand instead of the water she was fighting, and I soothingly talked her into just relaxing and letting me haul her to the shire.
Easily and gently I did so, and when we were able to oput our feet on the sandy biottom she thanked me as we walked ashorem, still hand in hand.
It was just like walking down the street holding hands with my girlfriend when she said she was Ok now and gave me a thank you.
I still held on to her hand and gave it a little squeeze as I asked her if she was going out so far again so I would have to rescue her again.
And she gave me a smart-assed reply that maybe that might be a good idea, but she walked with me back to my tower and I got a good look at her, a middle aged lady probably in her forties, and not the sweet young athletic babe she used to be.
My shift was about over and my relief was standing there when we arrived so I was done for the day.
So I turned to her and asked what else she was going to do to get herself in trouble, and woud she like to go and get a bite to eat or a drink and relax