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ANNE AND THE BOYS' BATH NIGHT.

by terry-collett

It was the boys’ bath night and you had bathed and were drying yourself with the white towel they had given you when the bathroom door flew open and Anne stood there one-legged in her pink flowered nightdress perching on her crutches like a hawk her eyes bright and dark a smile lingering on her lips well bugger me she said what a sight for a girl’s lovesick eyes and she entered the bathroom and pushed the door shut behind her with her bottom almost uncrutching herself in the process you pulled the towel tight around you and stared at her it’s the boys’ bath night you muttered girls aren’t allowed in while boys bath she moved over to the mirror and gazed at herself you’re right she said I’m not a boy I’m a tight titted girl and she laughed and crutched herself over towards you making you flatten yourself against the wall gripping the towel with one hand and holding her back with the other and she leaned down and kiss the back of your hand then looked you deep in the eyes what have you got hidden behind that towelling skirt then?   she said and you gripped the towel tighter with both hands and she menacingly moved one hand cautiously towards the towel her armpits gripping the crutches tightly as she moved you shouldn’t be in here you said I’m not in there yet she laughed and grabbed the towel away with a force that took her and the towel toppling to the bathroom floor where she lay like an overturned beetle you stood naked your hands covering what your father called your toolbox gazing down at her struggling to get up well don’t just stand there like a prize parrot help pick me up she said and so with one hand covering you knelt down to help lift her up but then she pulled you down beside her and laughed and her laughter echoed around the walls but then she paused and put a hand over her mouth hearing Sister Bridget’s nearby footsteps and noisy calls.
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Mar 15, 2012
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