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After a few minutes, there's a loud yell, and when you look up you see that one of the children has fallen out of the climbing frame. The woman sighs, puts her phone away, goes over to the little girl who is sitting on the ground bawling and picks her up. "Where does it hurt," she asks as she sits back down and wipes the snot and tears off the child's face. | After a few minutes, there's a loud yell, and when you look up you see that one of the children has fallen out of the climbing frame. The woman sighs, puts her phone away, goes over to the little girl who is sitting on the ground bawling and picks her up. "Where does it hurt," she asks as she sits back down and wipes the snot and tears off the child's face. | ||
The girl points at her | The girl points at her tummy and the woman stands her up and pulls her shorts down to have a look. She's got her back to you you can't help thinking what a cute little butt she has, barely covered by skimpy pair of panties. It seems that the girl meant a bit lower down, so, ignoring you, the woman turns her around and pulls her panties down to check between her legs. The girl stops crying and starts giggling. The boy comes over to see what's happening. | ||
When the woman puts the girl back on the ground and pulls her shorts up, the | When the woman puts the girl back on the ground and pulls her shorts up, the boy gives his sister a sympathetic hug. "Cute aren't they," the woman says, looking across at you and then down the bulge in your pants. | ||
You shrug. "Very | You shrug. "Very. Are they yours?" | ||
She laughs. "Nah | She laughs. "Nah! I just look after them during the day." | ||
Over the next few minutes, you discover that her name is Susan, she's nineteen and | Over the next few minutes, you discover that her name is Susan, she's nineteen and a part-time student. She is a kind of live-in nanny for six-year-old George five-year-old Alice, and the new baby, Ava. Their parents are wealthy and they all live in a big house overlooking the park. "They're good kids," Alice says, "But it gets pretty boring with just them for company. It's nice to talk to a grown-up for a change." | ||
"I need a wee," George says. | "I need a wee," George says. | ||
"Me too," says Alice. | "Me too," says Alice. She looks over at the public toilets. "How about we go home and get something to eat." | ||
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Susan loads their stuff into the stroller with the baby who promptly starts crying. Ignoring the protests the two older children hold hand and set off as a group. | Susan loads their stuff into the stroller with the baby who promptly starts crying. Ignoring the protests the two older children hold hand and set off as a group. | ||
Revision as of 14:20, 24 June 2022
You walk over and sit next to the young woman with the kids; she briefly looks up from her phone and then goes back to whatever game it is she's playing. You pull your own phone out and make out you are checking emails, while you are really watching the kids. The baby in the stroller is sucking contentedly on a dummy and looks curiously at you. When you poke your tongue out, it copies you.
After a few minutes, there's a loud yell, and when you look up you see that one of the children has fallen out of the climbing frame. The woman sighs, puts her phone away, goes over to the little girl who is sitting on the ground bawling and picks her up. "Where does it hurt," she asks as she sits back down and wipes the snot and tears off the child's face.
The girl points at her tummy and the woman stands her up and pulls her shorts down to have a look. She's got her back to you you can't help thinking what a cute little butt she has, barely covered by skimpy pair of panties. It seems that the girl meant a bit lower down, so, ignoring you, the woman turns her around and pulls her panties down to check between her legs. The girl stops crying and starts giggling. The boy comes over to see what's happening.
When the woman puts the girl back on the ground and pulls her shorts up, the boy gives his sister a sympathetic hug. "Cute aren't they," the woman says, looking across at you and then down the bulge in your pants.
You shrug. "Very. Are they yours?"
She laughs. "Nah! I just look after them during the day."
Over the next few minutes, you discover that her name is Susan, she's nineteen and a part-time student. She is a kind of live-in nanny for six-year-old George five-year-old Alice, and the new baby, Ava. Their parents are wealthy and they all live in a big house overlooking the park. "They're good kids," Alice says, "But it gets pretty boring with just them for company. It's nice to talk to a grown-up for a change."
"I need a wee," George says.
"Me too," says Alice. She looks over at the public toilets. "How about we go home and get something to eat."
Susan loads their stuff into the stroller with the baby who promptly starts crying. Ignoring the protests the two older children hold hand and set off as a group.