greg grey
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- Joined
- Mar 20, 2013
Okay, alarm bells again.
"H-hold on..." I stammer, in surprise, as even then she sets her shoulders straighter, chest out just that tiny bit. She is suddenly too...mature.
Don't look down, I tell myself, that'll just make things worse...
I am able to maintain her gaze, I still keep smiling. But still I see, suddenly, what others see when they look at her. The overdeveloped body, too ripe for such a young age. They see the long legs, the swan's neck, the fresh skin of the bare, trim shoulders. They're not looking at Daddy's little girl, my baby Linny. They're looking at a young vixen fleshing out right before their eyes, already curvier, more filled out and more fertile than most women. Boys see her this way...older boys. Older men. I've noticed the glances here in the mall, tried to ignore them. But I think of her male teachers, them looking at her in this way too, and my blood starts to heat...anger? Protective instincts? Or something else?
I know what I should say: "older boys might try to take advantage of you", or "what's wrong with boys your own age?"
Yet what I do say is this:"...a-are the older <I can't get myself to say 'men'> boys interested in you..?" It's an innocent question, right?
But then, to make matters worse, my gaze breaks. A barely noticeable swelling of her (shockingly big) chest has drawn my eye for just the briefest of seconds, and what was a question of fatherly concern sounds suddenly like something else...
"H-hold on..." I stammer, in surprise, as even then she sets her shoulders straighter, chest out just that tiny bit. She is suddenly too...mature.
Don't look down, I tell myself, that'll just make things worse...
I am able to maintain her gaze, I still keep smiling. But still I see, suddenly, what others see when they look at her. The overdeveloped body, too ripe for such a young age. They see the long legs, the swan's neck, the fresh skin of the bare, trim shoulders. They're not looking at Daddy's little girl, my baby Linny. They're looking at a young vixen fleshing out right before their eyes, already curvier, more filled out and more fertile than most women. Boys see her this way...older boys. Older men. I've noticed the glances here in the mall, tried to ignore them. But I think of her male teachers, them looking at her in this way too, and my blood starts to heat...anger? Protective instincts? Or something else?
I know what I should say: "older boys might try to take advantage of you", or "what's wrong with boys your own age?"
Yet what I do say is this:"...a-are the older <I can't get myself to say 'men'> boys interested in you..?" It's an innocent question, right?
But then, to make matters worse, my gaze breaks. A barely noticeable swelling of her (shockingly big) chest has drawn my eye for just the briefest of seconds, and what was a question of fatherly concern sounds suddenly like something else...