wickedpen
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"I can't believe he thought I was in my forties!" I say out loud as the door closes with a bang behind me and I storm into my my small cottage on the corner. "I am thirty one years old!" I protest feeling a mixture of anger and sadness. I leave my pocketbook on the dining room table as my heels click down the hardwood floors towards the library where I keep the brandy. My dark paisley skirt flows nearly across the floor as I move with a purpose. I need a drink.
I pull the silver hairpin out of my bun, letting my hair fall down my back. "Like an old school maid" my mother used to say about my hairstyle. I pour the brandy from the crystal decanter into a snifter. More than a taste, almost half a glass is what today calls for.
"I am a school mistress mother!" I protested. That was one of our last conversations. She died in a car accident two years ago, two days after we had that conversation. My anger is suppressed by sadness, for a moment. I run my hand through my hair and pull it over the shoulder of my navy blazer.
"I don't date women in their forties" his voice echoed in my ears. I drained the rest of the brandy and put the glass down. I look around my house and realize it is the house of an older woman.
"So what if I like fine things?" I mumble to myself, questioning my choices. "Jesus all I wanted was to get laid" I say exhaling in frustration. I slip my white stocking foot from my black leather pump and walk in my stocking feet to the couch. I stop as my reflection, in the mirror over the fireplace, catches my eye. Being five three I can barely see my below my shoulder in the mirror. I stroke my thick dark chestnut hair still laying over my shoulder. I looked at my sweet YOUNG! face and did not see an old woman. My skin is fair and clear like milky porcelain.
Feeling a bit tipsy after the wine at the bar and now the brandy I steady myself. Alcohol always makes me horny as I lick my lips and think back on the man in the bar. He could not have been more than a year or two younger than me. My hand slides down my hair and feels my breast as I look into my blue eyes in the mirror. He was in construction or something I am sure, I think as I remember being excited about his rough and tumble demeanor.
"Katelyn McKinny you are still a hot Irish lass..." I protest as the sadness of his words sits with me.
The knock at the door shocks me back into reality. I pad to the front door in my stocking feet and look out the peep hole from my tip toes. It is Tommy from down the street. I open the door and look up at the young man now over six feet tall. He was eleven when I moved in seven years ago. He had grown a foot and then some and matured into a nice young man, who was very easy on the eyes, as a bevy of school girls could attest.
"Listen to yourself Katelyn, what are you fifty?" that voice in my head scolds me.
"Hey Ms McKinny, my baseball team is selling raffle tickets..." he starts but then seems to get tongue tied as he looks at me. His eyes moving down from my face.
"Yes Tommy? How much are they?" I ask unsure of his pause.
"Uhh yeah" he blushes and then says "one for five or five for twenty. It's a fifty fifty, do you know what that is?" he asks sweetly.
"Uh yeah" I smile and become aware of how much he has grown. "Let me get my purse" I say turning and walking back to my pocketbook. I can feel the brandy as I walk and I wonder if he is watching my slim figure as I walk. At the table I look back over my shoulder as his eyes take an extra second to rise from where they had been. I inwardly smile, pleased to know I can still catch a boys eyes. I slide a twenty from my purse, nice and crisp in my fingers and walk back to the door.
"Here you go" I say holding out the bill. "I'll go for five. Do you promise I will win?" I ask with a smile.
"No mam" he says seriously, clearly nervous.
"I guess I will have to depend on luck then" I say looking away so he can look at me a little more. He is writing on his clipboard while my eyes take a better look at him. He is wearing jeans and a button down shirt. His dirty blonde hair is longer than most. His chubby cheeks have given way to chiseled features of a man.
"Here you are Ms McKinny" he says ripping off the stubs and handing them to me. My hand is tiny compared to his.
"Please, call me Katelyn. Your off to college next year right?" I ask leaning against the door casually.
"Yes mam" he starts.
"Katelyn?" I correct him.
"Yes Ms Katelyn" he said with a laugh and an adorable blush as I look at him with a smile. "Yes Katelyn, Notre Dame," he finally manages.
"Well don't head off with at least letting me wish you luck, OK?" I say sweetly, although my mind is clearly on less upstanding ideas of "wishing him luck".
"I will, thank you" he says as he turns and walks back towards the sidewalk on my stone path. I admire his young physique in the slightly baggy jeans and his gorgeous hair over his collar.
"Will you Tommy?" I say to myself as I watch him leave. As he turns and looks back I wave and close the door.
I pull the silver hairpin out of my bun, letting my hair fall down my back. "Like an old school maid" my mother used to say about my hairstyle. I pour the brandy from the crystal decanter into a snifter. More than a taste, almost half a glass is what today calls for.
"I am a school mistress mother!" I protested. That was one of our last conversations. She died in a car accident two years ago, two days after we had that conversation. My anger is suppressed by sadness, for a moment. I run my hand through my hair and pull it over the shoulder of my navy blazer.
"I don't date women in their forties" his voice echoed in my ears. I drained the rest of the brandy and put the glass down. I look around my house and realize it is the house of an older woman.
"So what if I like fine things?" I mumble to myself, questioning my choices. "Jesus all I wanted was to get laid" I say exhaling in frustration. I slip my white stocking foot from my black leather pump and walk in my stocking feet to the couch. I stop as my reflection, in the mirror over the fireplace, catches my eye. Being five three I can barely see my below my shoulder in the mirror. I stroke my thick dark chestnut hair still laying over my shoulder. I looked at my sweet YOUNG! face and did not see an old woman. My skin is fair and clear like milky porcelain.
Feeling a bit tipsy after the wine at the bar and now the brandy I steady myself. Alcohol always makes me horny as I lick my lips and think back on the man in the bar. He could not have been more than a year or two younger than me. My hand slides down my hair and feels my breast as I look into my blue eyes in the mirror. He was in construction or something I am sure, I think as I remember being excited about his rough and tumble demeanor.
"Katelyn McKinny you are still a hot Irish lass..." I protest as the sadness of his words sits with me.
The knock at the door shocks me back into reality. I pad to the front door in my stocking feet and look out the peep hole from my tip toes. It is Tommy from down the street. I open the door and look up at the young man now over six feet tall. He was eleven when I moved in seven years ago. He had grown a foot and then some and matured into a nice young man, who was very easy on the eyes, as a bevy of school girls could attest.
"Listen to yourself Katelyn, what are you fifty?" that voice in my head scolds me.
"Hey Ms McKinny, my baseball team is selling raffle tickets..." he starts but then seems to get tongue tied as he looks at me. His eyes moving down from my face.
"Yes Tommy? How much are they?" I ask unsure of his pause.
"Uhh yeah" he blushes and then says "one for five or five for twenty. It's a fifty fifty, do you know what that is?" he asks sweetly.
"Uh yeah" I smile and become aware of how much he has grown. "Let me get my purse" I say turning and walking back to my pocketbook. I can feel the brandy as I walk and I wonder if he is watching my slim figure as I walk. At the table I look back over my shoulder as his eyes take an extra second to rise from where they had been. I inwardly smile, pleased to know I can still catch a boys eyes. I slide a twenty from my purse, nice and crisp in my fingers and walk back to the door.
"Here you go" I say holding out the bill. "I'll go for five. Do you promise I will win?" I ask with a smile.
"No mam" he says seriously, clearly nervous.
"I guess I will have to depend on luck then" I say looking away so he can look at me a little more. He is writing on his clipboard while my eyes take a better look at him. He is wearing jeans and a button down shirt. His dirty blonde hair is longer than most. His chubby cheeks have given way to chiseled features of a man.
"Here you are Ms McKinny" he says ripping off the stubs and handing them to me. My hand is tiny compared to his.
"Please, call me Katelyn. Your off to college next year right?" I ask leaning against the door casually.
"Yes mam" he starts.
"Katelyn?" I correct him.
"Yes Ms Katelyn" he said with a laugh and an adorable blush as I look at him with a smile. "Yes Katelyn, Notre Dame," he finally manages.
"Well don't head off with at least letting me wish you luck, OK?" I say sweetly, although my mind is clearly on less upstanding ideas of "wishing him luck".
"I will, thank you" he says as he turns and walks back towards the sidewalk on my stone path. I admire his young physique in the slightly baggy jeans and his gorgeous hair over his collar.
"Will you Tommy?" I say to myself as I watch him leave. As he turns and looks back I wave and close the door.