tidal station
Planetoid
- Joined
- Apr 13, 2013
Beth was rarely home all day. If she was, than it was easy to tell - she was upset. Her days were busy, and her sleep schedule was wild. This had only become more true after her recent graduation.
There was a baseball field on the other side of town that closely resembled a farmer's backyard. Two broken tractors were visible from the field. The grass was overgrown, and most of what the kids played on was dirt. Beth's group of friends did appreciate the game. But, they spent most of their time smoking weed and talking shit about one another to pass the time. Six girls frequented the circle of friends, so men jostled through the group in packs. Beth hid in the shadows, always in control, yet never in command.
Half of the time she would drive her brown honda to the field. half of the time she would ride her bike. It was unnaturally warm that July, there were still shells of fireworks on the ground - The third Thursday of the month, the Nineteenth. Beth was a pile of sweat as her bike tires rolled into the driveway. The garage doors were both closed. But it was well passed five o'clock. All of the signs at the front of the house told her that her beloved step-father was home, but her mother had yet to return from work. Her tiny two door piece of shit was parked on the street. She tapped the front bumper with her tennis shoe as she coasted off of the road. Her socks, shoes, pants, and shirt were covered in dirt, and there was more on her arms that had turned into mud on the ride home. Beth liked to play ball with the boys. She was the only girl in the group that could hit the ball passed the bases. She liked to run. She liked to slide.
Beth put her bike to the side of the house and came in through the side garage door. Her mother insisted on keeping the floor clean inside. The first thing to go were her shoes. Sure enough, her step-fathers car was still clicking, warm from the drive home. Touring the garage with the side door open, the young girl found a bag and a towel in a small cabinet, and a bottle of water from a fridge by the door. Beth stopped by the door. Her pants wiggled down her hips, snagging her black cotton panties for a moment, they dragged down her hip. She used her towel to wipe the sweat and dirt from her arms as she kicked her jeans to the floor by the door to the inside of the house. She slipped her shirt off, and tossed it into the bag she had grabbed, her jeans followed, and her shoes. She started to work on her hair as she reached for the door nob. Her knee high black socks had slipped her mind, a cloud of dirt drifted off of them with every step. The moment she moved the towel away from her closed eyes she realized that her step father was standing directly in front of her.
She had not been wearing a bra. She had never really needed one. Her panties were still shocked to her hips.
There was a baseball field on the other side of town that closely resembled a farmer's backyard. Two broken tractors were visible from the field. The grass was overgrown, and most of what the kids played on was dirt. Beth's group of friends did appreciate the game. But, they spent most of their time smoking weed and talking shit about one another to pass the time. Six girls frequented the circle of friends, so men jostled through the group in packs. Beth hid in the shadows, always in control, yet never in command.
Half of the time she would drive her brown honda to the field. half of the time she would ride her bike. It was unnaturally warm that July, there were still shells of fireworks on the ground - The third Thursday of the month, the Nineteenth. Beth was a pile of sweat as her bike tires rolled into the driveway. The garage doors were both closed. But it was well passed five o'clock. All of the signs at the front of the house told her that her beloved step-father was home, but her mother had yet to return from work. Her tiny two door piece of shit was parked on the street. She tapped the front bumper with her tennis shoe as she coasted off of the road. Her socks, shoes, pants, and shirt were covered in dirt, and there was more on her arms that had turned into mud on the ride home. Beth liked to play ball with the boys. She was the only girl in the group that could hit the ball passed the bases. She liked to run. She liked to slide.

Beth put her bike to the side of the house and came in through the side garage door. Her mother insisted on keeping the floor clean inside. The first thing to go were her shoes. Sure enough, her step-fathers car was still clicking, warm from the drive home. Touring the garage with the side door open, the young girl found a bag and a towel in a small cabinet, and a bottle of water from a fridge by the door. Beth stopped by the door. Her pants wiggled down her hips, snagging her black cotton panties for a moment, they dragged down her hip. She used her towel to wipe the sweat and dirt from her arms as she kicked her jeans to the floor by the door to the inside of the house. She slipped her shirt off, and tossed it into the bag she had grabbed, her jeans followed, and her shoes. She started to work on her hair as she reached for the door nob. Her knee high black socks had slipped her mind, a cloud of dirt drifted off of them with every step. The moment she moved the towel away from her closed eyes she realized that her step father was standing directly in front of her.
She had not been wearing a bra. She had never really needed one. Her panties were still shocked to her hips.