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The Bookworm and The Surfer
Date: 7/29/2015, Categories: Straight Sex, Author: NymphWriter, Rating: 43, Source: LushStories
outrageous today,” said one guy. “A bit rough for me,” said another. “It’s why I came in when I did.” “When’s the full moon?” asked a third. “Still a couple of weeks out,” said a fourth. “The surf will be wicked when it’s here. Plus, I hear there is a hurricane off Mexico that might bring in double overhead.” “No thanks,” said the second guy, “that’s too gnarly for me.” Too gnarly? I thought. I looked over the four guys; one was the cute surfer I was watching. They were all rather fit; firm muscles, tight abs, hard legs. I turned back toward the fire when I heard, “You’re smart. Too many don’t know their limits.” “Really?” I asked, turning toward the four. “How hard can it really be? I mean, can’t any idiot surf?” There was a collective gasp. The one surfer who I had been watching all day stepped over to me, knelt down and said, “Darling, we constantly rescue kooks who thought like you. Maybe if you took your nose out of a book once in a while, you might learn a thing or two.” With that, he walked away. ~*~*~ I needed to cool my jets. That ignorant Bookworm pissed me off. I walked along the surf thinking about what she said. It wasn’t the first time I had heard such talk, and I knew it wouldn’t be the last either. It usually takes years to learn to how to surf, and fitness level alone usually disqualifies most early on. After all, there is a reason you never see a fat surfer. I had gone about a hundred yards or so when I heard, “Hey, wait!” It was the Bookworm. I didn’t turn, ... just kept walking. Soon she was next to me. “Didn’t you hear me?” she asked. “Yeah,” I said, coldly, “I heard you.” “I want to apologize for my rude comment earlier.” I paused. “It’s okay. I’m used to it.” “I guess I just assumed surfing was easy since most people who do it aren’t very bright.” I swear this girl doesn’t know when to stop. “Listen here you little Bookworm, just because I don’t bury my nose in a book twenty-four seven, doesn’t mean I’m stupid. I’d be willing to bet money I could teach you a thing or two.” “Like what?” “Like how to surf. Mind you, it would be mostly the basics, but I’m sure I could.” I started to walk off, afraid I’d do something I’d really regret. “Sure, how hard is it?” Fuck! I hated her arrogant attitude. “Pretty hard, Bookworm. You have to be a strong swimmer to surf. People who surf don’t do it to stay in shape, they get in shape to surf.” “I can fucking swim!” she snapped. “And I’m in shape.” I turned toward her. Her blue eyes were burning, her cheeks were flushed, and I could tell I had her attention. I would normally agree with her about her shape. She had curves in all the right places and was exquisite in form. However, the shape I was talking about is what you can’t see; heart, lungs, and core strength. “You think so, huh? Okay, we’ll see just how in-shape you are tomorrow morning at six-thirty.” With that I stormed off. I was going to teach the Bookworm a thing or two. “Six-thirty? Why so fucking early?” she shouted. “Because that’s ...