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"When I spotted the small handwritten card pinned to the corkboard in the corner of the newsagent's window, I felt a flicker of curiosity stir inside me. Local walking group. Friendly, sociable, all ages welcome. It was simple, but something about it pulled me in. I’d only just moved to the area, and with no real circle of friends yet, the idea of exploring the local woods and trails with others sounded like exactly what I needed. Fresh air, new faces, and lots of exercise That evening, I dialed the number on the card. A smooth, warm voice answered after two rings. His name was Mike, he was local too, he explained and he ran the group. We talked easily, his tone friendly with just the faintest trace of something teasing beneath the surface. I told him I was new in town, just twenty-one, and looking to meet some like-minded people. “Well,” he said, his voice dipping ever so slightly, “I’m sure you’ll fit right in.” There was a walk planned for the next morning, a gentle one, he assured me, some of the group were older and hadn’t shaken off the winter sluggishness yet. I asked what I’d need. “Nothing fancy,” Mike said. “Jeans and a decent pair of boots or trekking shoes. It’s just a local wood, but it’s a beautiful spot.” Before I could second-guess it, Mike offered to pick me up. “I’m collecting a few others anyway,” he said smoothly. “It’s no trouble.” I hesitated, just long enough for him to notice. “I promise I don’t bite,” he added, a little chuckle in his voice that sent a shiver down my spine. I gave him my address. We agreed on 9:00 a.m. sharp. And as I hung up, I couldn't help wondering just what kind of walk I’d signed up for. The morning air was crisp, the kind that wakes your skin up before your mind’s fully there. I’d showered, dressed in fitted jeans and a snug thermal top, boots laced tight, trying not to look like I was trying. But still… I wanted to make an impression. At 9:02, a charcoal grey SUV pulled up outside. Tinted windows. Clean. Confident. The kind of car you notice. The passenger window rolled down, and there he was, Mike. He looked nothing like I’d pictured. Late fifties, maybe early sixties. Beard just edging into salt-and-pepper. Broad shoulders under a tight long-sleeved top, veins visible along his forearms as he drummed casually on the steering wheel. There was a heat behind his eyes. Playing, knowing, and when he looked at me, it wasn’t the glance of a stranger. It was the kind of look that lingered. Measured. Like he was already picturing how I moved. “You ready?” he asked, flashing a grin that was half welcome, half challenge. “Yeah,” I said, slipping into the passenger seat. As I closed the door, the scent of him hit me, something earthy and clean, with a trace of cologne that clung to the air between us. “Glad you came,” he added, eyes flicking briefly down over my body, before snapping back to the road. “Jeans look good.” My heart ticked faster. We pulled away smoothly. I noticed the backseat had two other rucksacks tossed casually on it, but for now, it was just the two of us. Mike drove one-handed, relaxed, his other arm resting along the console, close enough that I could feel the warmth of him just inches from my thigh. “So,” he said, after a beat. “New in town. Twenty-one. Brave enough to get in a car with a stranger who said he doesn't bite…” I smirked. “You didn’t sound like a serial killer.” He turned slightly, eyes on me for a second longer than necessary. “I’m not. But I do tend to leave a mark.” There it was again , that heat under the words. He said it so casually, but I felt it land. Between my legs, I felt the start of a throb that hadn’t been there a minute ago. The drive was short, maybe ten minutes, but charged. His hand brushed my knee when he reached for the gearstick once, maybe by accident, maybe not. He didn’t apologise When we pulled into the small car park by the trail entrance, the others hadn’t arrived yet. The woods loomed just ahead, tall, quiet, and still damp with the remnants of early morning fog. He turned off the engine and looked at me, fully this time. “We’re early,” he said. “And we’ve got a few minutes before the rest show up…” His gaze dropped to my lips. Then lower., to the front of my jeans. Just for a second. “Fancy stretching your legs?” I stepped out of the SUV, boots crunching lightly on gravel. The woods ahead were hushed, the kind of stillness that makes everything feel more intimate. Mike came around the car, stretching a little as he moved. His shirt lifted just enough to flash a line of tight stomach and that V that disappears below the waistband. He caught me looking. He didn’t say a word, just smirked, like he’d been waiting for it. He tilted his head toward the trees. “C’mon. Just down here. I know a spot.” We followed a narrow, barely touched trail a few metres into the woods. The morning fog clung low to the ground, curling around fallen logs and damp moss. It smelled like pine and wet earth and something more, tension. I could feel it rising with every step, hanging in the space between our bodies. He stopped suddenly, at a clearing edged by ferns. No one in sight. Just the two of us, and the quiet buzz of early spring birdsong. Mike turned, hands on his hips. “So,” he said, eyes sliding over me again, slower this time. “You like walking, huh?” “Yeah,” I said. “I like… getting out. Moving.” His eyebrow twitched. “You look like you move well.” And there it was, the line neither of us had crossed until now. My pulse kicked up. I shifted my weight, suddenly aware of how my jeans hugged my thighs, how close he was standing. “You always flirt with the new guys?” I asked. “Only the ones who stare at my mouth when I talk.” I laughed, trying to play it cool but heat flushed across my chest, all the way down. He stepped closer. Not touching yet. Just watching me squirm under his gaze. “I was right,” he murmured, his voice low. “You do fit right in.” Then he reached out, slow, deliberate and let his fingers brush along the side of my neck, just below my ear. The touch was featherlight but electric, sending a jolt straight through me. “Cold?” he asked, voice thick. I shook my head. “No. Not cold.” We stood like that, air heavy, breath shallow until I leaned in just slightly, just enough.That’s all he needed. He cupped the back of my neck and kissed me, not soft. Hungry. Like he’d been thinking about it since the second we spoke on the phone. I kissed him back just as hard. My hands found his chest, firm under the fabric, and I let myself sink into him, his beard grazing against my skin, his mouth tasting like coffee. When we finally pulled apart, both breathing heavier than before, he kept his forehead against mine. “We’ve got twenty minutes before the others show,” he murmured. “You wanna keep exploring the trail... or stay right here exploring?” My answer came without thinking. “Here,” I said. “Definitely here.”" lovely | |||
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"When I spotted the small handwritten card pinned to the corkboard in the corner of the newsagent's window, I felt a flicker of curiosity stir inside me. Local walking group. Friendly, sociable, all ages welcome. It was simple, but something about it pulled me in.nice I’d only just moved to the area, and with no real circle of friends yet, the idea of exploring the local woods and trails with others sounded like exactly what I needed. Fresh air, new faces, and lots of exercise That evening, I dialed the number on the card. A smooth, warm voice answered after two rings. His name was Mike, he was local too, he explained and he ran the group. We talked easily, his tone friendly with just the faintest trace of something teasing beneath the surface. I told him I was new in town, just twenty-one, and looking to meet some like-minded people. “Well,” he said, his voice dipping ever so slightly, “I’m sure you’ll fit right in.” There was a walk planned for the next morning, a gentle one, he assured me, some of the group were older and hadn’t shaken off the winter sluggishness yet. I asked what I’d need. “Nothing fancy,” Mike said. “Jeans and a decent pair of boots or trekking shoes. It’s just a local wood, but it’s a beautiful spot.” Before I could second-guess it, Mike offered to pick me up. “I’m collecting a few others anyway,” he said smoothly. “It’s no trouble.” I hesitated, just long enough for him to notice. “I promise I don’t bite,” he added, a little chuckle in his voice that sent a shiver down my spine. I gave him my address. We agreed on 9:00 a.m. sharp. And as I hung up, I couldn't help wondering just what kind of walk I’d signed up for. The morning air was crisp, the kind that wakes your skin up before your mind’s fully there. I’d showered, dressed in fitted jeans and a snug thermal top, boots laced tight, trying not to look like I was trying. But still… I wanted to make an impression. At 9:02, a charcoal grey SUV pulled up outside. Tinted windows. Clean. Confident. The kind of car you notice. The passenger window rolled down, and there he was, Mike. He looked nothing like I’d pictured. Late fifties, maybe early sixties. Beard just edging into salt-and-pepper. Broad shoulders under a tight long-sleeved top, veins visible along his forearms as he drummed casually on the steering wheel. There was a heat behind his eyes. Playing, knowing, and when he looked at me, it wasn’t the glance of a stranger. It was the kind of look that lingered. Measured. Like he was already picturing how I moved. “You ready?” he asked, flashing a grin that was half welcome, half challenge. “Yeah,” I said, slipping into the passenger seat. As I closed the door, the scent of him hit me, something earthy and clean, with a trace of cologne that clung to the air between us. “Glad you came,” he added, eyes flicking briefly down over my body, before snapping back to the road. “Jeans look good.” My heart ticked faster. We pulled away smoothly. I noticed the backseat had two other rucksacks tossed casually on it, but for now, it was just the two of us. Mike drove one-handed, relaxed, his other arm resting along the console, close enough that I could feel the warmth of him just inches from my thigh. “So,” he said, after a beat. “New in town. Twenty-one. Brave enough to get in a car with a stranger who said he doesn't bite…” I smirked. “You didn’t sound like a serial killer.” He turned slightly, eyes on me for a second longer than necessary. “I’m not. But I do tend to leave a mark.” There it was again , that heat under the words. He said it so casually, but I felt it land. Between my legs, I felt the start of a throb that hadn’t been there a minute ago. The drive was short, maybe ten minutes, but charged. His hand brushed my knee when he reached for the gearstick once, maybe by accident, maybe not. He didn’t apologise When we pulled into the small car park by the trail entrance, the others hadn’t arrived yet. The woods loomed just ahead, tall, quiet, and still damp with the remnants of early morning fog. He turned off the engine and looked at me, fully this time. “We’re early,” he said. “And we’ve got a few minutes before the rest show up…” His gaze dropped to my lips. Then lower., to the front of my jeans. Just for a second. “Fancy stretching your legs?” I stepped out of the SUV, boots crunching lightly on gravel. The woods ahead were hushed, the kind of stillness that makes everything feel more intimate. Mike came around the car, stretching a little as he moved. His shirt lifted just enough to flash a line of tight stomach and that V that disappears below the waistband. He caught me looking. He didn’t say a word, just smirked, like he’d been waiting for it. He tilted his head toward the trees. “C’mon. Just down here. I know a spot.” We followed a narrow, barely touched trail a few metres into the woods. The morning fog clung low to the ground, curling around fallen logs and damp moss. It smelled like pine and wet earth and something more, tension. I could feel it rising with every step, hanging in the space between our bodies. He stopped suddenly, at a clearing edged by ferns. No one in sight. Just the two of us, and the quiet buzz of early spring birdsong. Mike turned, hands on his hips. “So,” he said, eyes sliding over me again, slower this time. “You like walking, huh?” “Yeah,” I said. “I like… getting out. Moving.” His eyebrow twitched. “You look like you move well.” And there it was, the line neither of us had crossed until now. My pulse kicked up. I shifted my weight, suddenly aware of how my jeans hugged my thighs, how close he was standing. “You always flirt with the new guys?” I asked. “Only the ones who stare at my mouth when I talk.” I laughed, trying to play it cool but heat flushed across my chest, all the way down. He stepped closer. Not touching yet. Just watching me squirm under his gaze. “I was right,” he murmured, his voice low. “You do fit right in.” Then he reached out, slow, deliberate and let his fingers brush along the side of my neck, just below my ear. The touch was featherlight but electric, sending a jolt straight through me. “Cold?” he asked, voice thick. I shook my head. “No. Not cold.” We stood like that, air heavy, breath shallow until I leaned in just slightly, just enough.That’s all he needed. He cupped the back of my neck and kissed me, not soft. Hungry. Like he’d been thinking about it since the second we spoke on the phone. I kissed him back just as hard. My hands found his chest, firm under the fabric, and I let myself sink into him, his beard grazing against my skin, his mouth tasting like coffee. When we finally pulled apart, both breathing heavier than before, he kept his forehead against mine. “We’ve got twenty minutes before the others show,” he murmured. “You wanna keep exploring the trail... or stay right here exploring?” My answer came without thinking. “Here,” I said. “Definitely here.”" | |||
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