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Tilly got back from her uncle's place in Richmond, and her mother said, I hope you left your uncle's place tidy and not in a mess? Tilly nodded her head, and said, yes it is tidy as I found it, and Uncle was pleased and said thank you for looking after the place while he was away. Her mother scrutinized her. So what did you do while you were there? Had a good look around Richmond, sat in the park, watched Uncle's TV, went to bed.(She then visualized Benny in bed with her and they having it away). I went to Richmond once, her mother said, unsmiling even at a memory, too crowded, too many people. I liked it, Tilly said,(pushing from her mind she and Benny ********** in front of each other slowly and suggestively). Didn't meet anyone you knew there, I suppose? her mother said, unpacking Tilly's bag with soiled washing and the odd girly thing. No of course not, well apart from Uncle, Tilly replied, trying not to think of she and Benny walking hand in hand in the park and French kissing). Well you are back now, and have work tomorrow, so best have a bath, and I will put these things in the wash, and her mother went off, and Tilly thought of she and Benny in the bath together and washing each other, and afterwards having *** again and needing to bath once more. Work tomorrow, she mused, O what a bore.
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 3:42 AM UTC
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Tilly got back from her uncle's place in Richmond, and her mother said, I hope you left your uncle's place tidy and not in a mess? Tilly nodded her head, and said, yes it is tidy as I found it, and Uncle was pleased and said thank you for looking after the place while he was away. Her mother scrutinized her. So what did you do while you were there? Had a good look around Richmond, sat in the park, watched Uncle's TV, went to bed.(She then visualized Benny in bed with her and they having it away). I went to Richmond once, her mother said, unsmiling even at a memory, too crowded, too many people. I liked it, Tilly said,(pushing from her mind she and Benny ********** in front of each other slowly and suggestively). Didn't meet anyone you knew there, I suppose? her mother said, unpacking Tilly's bag with soiled washing and the odd girly thing. No of course not, well apart from Uncle, Tilly replied, trying not to think of she and Benny walking hand in hand in the park and French kissing). Well you are back now, and have work tomorrow, so best have a bath, and I will put these things in the wash, and her mother went off, and Tilly thought of she and Benny in the bath together and washing each other, and afterwards having *** again and needing to bath once more. Work tomorrow, she mused, O what a bore.
A GIRL BACK FROM RICHMOND AND HER MOTHER'S INTERROGATIONS IN 1965.
TerryCollett
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Aug 4, 2016
Aug 4, 2016 at 3:42 AM UTC
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