
Nothing I hated more than a knock at my door just as I poured a drink and settled into my recliner. I grumbled about girl scout cookies or popcorn sales again as I undid the latch and opened my door with a scowl. That quickly changed as I looked upon a tall brunette in a low cut sweater holding a folded newspaper. A glistening smile as she introduced herself. I shook her gentle hand and tried my best to keep my eyes from disappearing into her cleavage. She explained she noticed my piano lessons in the paper and was hoping to spend the next few months learning how to play a song for her parents 50th anniversary. “How could I refuse…” such a loving plea for help as I escorted her quickly inside from the cold.
I walked her over to the sitting room and showed her the piano. Asking if she had played before, she quickly claimed she was a virgin to it. I swallowed hard and slipped my hand in my pocket to adjust the growing hardness in my slacks as I informed her I could help. She noticed my adjustment although did not bring attention to it, just smiled wider and hugged me in excitement. I offered for her to sit and began my starter lessons. She was horrible, completely horrible but I had never been more encouraged to help a person in need. I was surprised she had no realization that as she played her sweater spread open wider. So many times she was completely exposed yet stayed focused.
Then after awhile she turned with wide eyes to ask how much I charge, she had forgotten she was limited on cash and didn’t want to waste my time if it was too much. I ensured her that we would work out a solution if she was short on cash and that it was in no way a waste of my time. In fact I was looking forward to working closely with her for the next few months…………often.
