eccentric-indie
Moon
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
"Yeah sure, see you this weekend." Sidda waved good-bye to a few of her friends and spent the next ten minutes looking for her car. She never did have a good memory, but her body seemed to get her the grades which her mind could not. Sidda was very attractive for her age, with C-cup breasts and pale, creamy skin. Her deep red hair and emerald eyes showed her Irish decent, and her high cheek bones came from a bit of Cherokee in her blood. Since it was the last day of school and, therefore, summertime, Sidda was clad in very short khaki shorts to show off her great legs and a black Beatles t-shirt, tight enough to show off her breasts.
In the time it took her to find her car and get out of the parking lot, she could have walked the ten blocks home. But she did eventually pull in to the garage, noticing her parents were already gone, and her uncle was already there. Sidda's parents had decided to take a two month summer tour of Europe, leaving their only daughter with her uncle, her father's brother, for most of the summer. She rolled her eyes, disappointed at not even having a couple hours to herself. Still, she figured her uncle wouldn't be near as strict as their parents. Sidda walked into the house and plopped down on the living room couch, setting her backpack on the floor beside her legs. Determined to have a bit of TV time alone, the girl didn't call out to her uncle or announce her arrival. She just grabbed the remote and started flipping through the channels, eventually settling on 10 Things I Hate About You.
In the time it took her to find her car and get out of the parking lot, she could have walked the ten blocks home. But she did eventually pull in to the garage, noticing her parents were already gone, and her uncle was already there. Sidda's parents had decided to take a two month summer tour of Europe, leaving their only daughter with her uncle, her father's brother, for most of the summer. She rolled her eyes, disappointed at not even having a couple hours to herself. Still, she figured her uncle wouldn't be near as strict as their parents. Sidda walked into the house and plopped down on the living room couch, setting her backpack on the floor beside her legs. Determined to have a bit of TV time alone, the girl didn't call out to her uncle or announce her arrival. She just grabbed the remote and started flipping through the channels, eventually settling on 10 Things I Hate About You.