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We met in a coffee bar it was our lunch break she from her workplace me from mine I got coffees and sandwiches we sat by a window looking out what'd your mum say about last Thursday half day and you were late home from work? I asked I said I was stock-taking what did she say? Again you only did stock-taking the other week and I said I know but something wasn't right so we had to do it again what did she say to that? I asked she pulled a face like she had haemorrhoids and went off Tilly said you didn't mention us having *** at my place then? No thought best not to Tilly said she smiled what time did your mum come home from work that afternoon? Tilly asked not longer after I came back from seeing you off through the back I said lucky break then she said yes but she likes you and I don't think she would have you minded you being there I said but she wouldn't have been pleased me being in your bed stark naked Tilly said no I guess not I said we sipped our coffees and ate our sandwiches I miss you when I'm not with you she said me too I said when we were at school we could see each other every day in class now we don't get the chance she said no I know I said we sat and ate a jukebox was playing a Beatles song I sensed her near me her body oozing a hundred waves of possibilities across the table we would again if we were able.
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Apr 9, 2016
Apr 9, 2016 at 2:59 AM UTC
IF WE WERE ABLE 1965.
We met in a coffee bar it was our lunch break she from her workplace me from mine I got coffees and sandwiches we sat by a window looking out what'd your mum say about last Thursday half day and you were late home from work? I asked I said I was stock-taking what did she say? Again you only did stock-taking the other week and I said I know but something wasn't right so we had to do it again what did she say to that? I asked she pulled a face like she had haemorrhoids and went off Tilly said you didn't mention us having *** at my place then? No thought best not to Tilly said she smiled what time did your mum come home from work that afternoon? Tilly asked not longer after I came back from seeing you off through the back I said lucky break then she said yes but she likes you and I don't think she would have you minded you being there I said but she wouldn't have been pleased me being in your bed stark naked Tilly said no I guess not I said we sipped our coffees and ate our sandwiches I miss you when I'm not with you she said me too I said when we were at school we could see each other every day in class now we don't get the chance she said no I know I said we sat and ate a jukebox was playing a Beatles song I sensed her near me her body oozing a hundred waves of possibilities across the table we would again if we were able.
A BOY AND GIRL ONE LUNCH TIME IN 1965.
TerryCollett
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Apr 9, 2016
Apr 9, 2016 at 2:59 AM UTC
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