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Sophia leans over the fresh made bed of old Tom and says to me film on at cinema (she's Polish and her English's broken) is there now I reply folding neat the old boy's clothes it good film I put away the clothes in the top drawer of the chest of drawers you take me? why would I do that? it good film after we go back to my home for coffee you want me to meet your parents? no they out at some ex army thing my Tatus was in War over here she says I stare out the window of Tom's room not sure I can make it I say maybe we could be having **** after? she suggests the sky is off grey the clouds are heavy the grass below is bright green don't need *** I reply just a film I look at her standing there blonde hair tied in a ponytail eyes bright as new stars you go? she asks dare I say no? I muse thinking of the times she's nearly seduced me on the beds in this old folks home me a nurse she a cleaner a seductive one at that sure I say looking away making sure all the jobs are done in Tom's room so I can leave she smiles it be good have coffee after I nod and down the hall outside there's an old boy's rattly laughter.
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 1:59 AM UTC
CINEMA DATE 1969.
Sophia leans over the fresh made bed of old Tom and says to me film on at cinema (she's Polish and her English's broken) is there now I reply folding neat the old boy's clothes it good film I put away the clothes in the top drawer of the chest of drawers you take me? why would I do that? it good film after we go back to my home for coffee you want me to meet your parents? no they out at some ex army thing my Tatus was in War over here she says I stare out the window of Tom's room not sure I can make it I say maybe we could be having **** after? she suggests the sky is off grey the clouds are heavy the grass below is bright green don't need *** I reply just a film I look at her standing there blonde hair tied in a ponytail eyes bright as new stars you go? she asks dare I say no? I muse thinking of the times she's nearly seduced me on the beds in this old folks home me a nurse she a cleaner a seductive one at that sure I say looking away making sure all the jobs are done in Tom's room so I can leave she smiles it be good have coffee after I nod and down the hall outside there's an old boy's rattly laughter.
A DATE BETWEEN A YOUNG MAN AND A POLISH GIRL IN 1969.
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Mar 1, 2015
Mar 1, 2015 at 1:59 AM UTC
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