Callie Reed wasn’t the type to get homesick. She always kept herself so engrossed in her studies that such a thing wouldn’t be even possible. Despite this, it was hard to not call her family more than her budget allowed. In fact she rarely spoke to them through anything but email since the dorm provided internet for the students of her university. Oslo, and so far she was loving it. Studying abroad had been something she had saved up for her entire college career, and now as a senior she was finally here.
With a deep sigh the girl got up from the park bench, having taken a break after running a mile. Yeah, it wasn’t much, but Callie was actually pretty proud of it. She hated running, but since she didn’t have a gym in the area this was the best exercise she would get. “All right, Cal. Two more and you can quit.” She sighed, pulling at her long brunette locks tied back at the nape of her neck. She wore the usual work-out clothes- bright pink shorts that came about mid-though, a tanktop that swooped down to show supple breasts wrapped in a black sports bra underneath. The sun, the perfect temperature felt great on her skin when she’d started down the path but now it was just plain hot.
Despite her exhaustion Callie started again, tennis shoes making tracks in the dirt beneath as sweat trickled down her skin. She knew there were paved paths but someone had told her that the dirt and grass were better on her feet, so the side paths closer to the gorgeous trees was where she stayed on most days. And it wasn’t like she was out of shape, nothing like it; it was just…well, she wasn’t a stick either. The girl had hips on her, something she was afraid no amount of exercise would change. The only good thing about it, in her mind, were the breasts that came with it.
With one final mental push Callie turned on her ipod, letting Journey fill her ears as she trekked down the familiar path.
With a deep sigh the girl got up from the park bench, having taken a break after running a mile. Yeah, it wasn’t much, but Callie was actually pretty proud of it. She hated running, but since she didn’t have a gym in the area this was the best exercise she would get. “All right, Cal. Two more and you can quit.” She sighed, pulling at her long brunette locks tied back at the nape of her neck. She wore the usual work-out clothes- bright pink shorts that came about mid-though, a tanktop that swooped down to show supple breasts wrapped in a black sports bra underneath. The sun, the perfect temperature felt great on her skin when she’d started down the path but now it was just plain hot.
Despite her exhaustion Callie started again, tennis shoes making tracks in the dirt beneath as sweat trickled down her skin. She knew there were paved paths but someone had told her that the dirt and grass were better on her feet, so the side paths closer to the gorgeous trees was where she stayed on most days. And it wasn’t like she was out of shape, nothing like it; it was just…well, she wasn’t a stick either. The girl had hips on her, something she was afraid no amount of exercise would change. The only good thing about it, in her mind, were the breasts that came with it.
With one final mental push Callie turned on her ipod, letting Journey fill her ears as she trekked down the familiar path.