"Laymon, Richard - The Traveling Vampire Show" - читать интересную книгу автора (Laymon Richard)blouse. Sometimes, when she wore a regular blouse or shirt, I could
look between the buttons and catch glimpses of her bra. I tried not to do it often, though. Mostly, I just stole glances at her legs. I would've tried to sneak looks at her face, too-it was a terrific face but I could look at that without being sneaky about it. The first afternoon out with Lee, I learned how to drive. I didn't really need any more lessons after that. She knew it and I knew it, but we kept it to ourselves. Two or three times a week, for the rest of the summer, I went over to her house and we took off in the truck. While I drove us through towns and over back roads, we talked about all sorts of stuff. We shared secrets, complained about my parents, discussed our worries and our favorite movies, laughed. We laughed a lot. It was almost like being on a fabulous date with the most beautiful girl in town. Almost. What made it different from a date was that I held no hope of ever having any sexual contact with her. I mean, you can't exactly fool around with your brother's wife. Also, she was ten All I could do was look. Lee knew I was sneaking glances at her while I drove, but it didn't seem to bother her. Usually, if she noticed, she didn't mention it. Sometimes, though, she said stuff like, "Watch out, we're coming up on a curve," or "Don't forget about the road entirely." She was always cheerful when she said such things, but I always blushed like crazy. I'd mutter, "I'm sorry" and she would say, "Don't worry about it. Just don't crash." Then one day I crashed. For some reason, Lee wasn't wearing a bra that day. Maybe they were all in the wash. Maybe she was too hot. Who knows? Whatever the reason, I noticed it the moment she walked out of her house. Nothing showed through her bright red blouse, but her breasts seemed to be moving about more than usual. They were loose underneath the blouse, no doubt about it. After noticing that, I tried to keep my eyes away from her chest as much as possible. Maybe ten minutes later, I was driving along a narrow road through the |
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