A walk in the park

A blush as red as the dusk sky above her washed over Alex’s face as she walked down the sidewalk and towards the park, her outfit needing no description. She’d only made it about three steps before caving and making what she now thought to be a stupid decision.

She hugged her front tightly, constantly jumping at even the smallest sound as she walked. The street she walked along was totally devoid of people at this hour, and yet Alex felt as though she was being watched on all sides. Her mind was yelling at her to just turn around and go home, but something was keeping her moving towards the park. Try all she might to deny it, she could feel a sense of excitement inside of her as she got further and further from home.

She passed through the gateway into the park, and quickly made her way to one of the forest trails in hopes it would further block her from view. The shade of the trees calmed her just a tad, steadying her breathing. Out here she felt a lot less worried about being seen.

But over time, this began to have an different effect on her. Out here, nobody could see her. Her worries gone, she suddenly started to feel much braver. She no longer kept her arms crossed in front, casually swinging them at her sides. A light breeze made the coat flutter, and she just giggled to herself. She even grabbed the hem of her jacket and bounced it herself. It wasn’t long before she was fully embracing the excitement of her situation, a skip coming to her step and a big smile to her face.

Not much time passed before an even more deviant idea came to her. Looking ahead of herself, Alex double checked if anyone was around. She turned to look behind her and do the same. Seeing no one, Alex’s heart began to beat a little faster as she grabbed the parting of her coat, hesitating a moment. Very quickly, for barely a second, Alex opened her coat up, before closing it right back.

She felt like her whole insides were burning, a tingling passing through her. Having her front so exposed like that, the calm breeze flowing over her skin, it was exhilarating. It wasn’t long before she did it again, and again. Each time she would leave it open a little longer, before eventually working up the nerve to leave it like that as she walked. She walked further and further along the path, showing off her front to the empty forest before her, the coat rippling in the breeze.

Eventually she began to get a little tired, and as luck would have it she came across a bench set aside of the trail. She carefully made sure to keep the coat underneath her bottom, not wanting to touch her the wood with her bare skin. Her front however she kept open. She looked down at herself, the sight of her breasts causing her heart to flutter. She ran her hands over herself, feeling her warmth radiating off of her.

She sat for a few minutes, keeping just aware enough of the path around her to check for incoming park goers. Luckily for her, still no one came. The persistent isolation further egged on Alex’s bravery, pushing her to be even more daring.

She stood up, once again taking a look around the immediate area, before putting her hands to the edge of her coat again. There was almost no hesitation this time as she dropped the coat from her body, leaving her in nothing but her sneakers. She took some tentative steps forward, doing her best to not freak out. She closed her eyes, taking in the feeling of her exposed skin, listening to the birds chirping, trees rustling, and footsteps.

Her eyes shot open as she realized that she heard footsteps approaching, and without a moment of thinking she darted off of the trail and into the tree line. She felt completely and utterly stupid, cursing at herself for letting things go so far. Running a little further, she pushed herself up against a tree and just hoped that she hadn’t been seen. She didn’t dare peek around to see if anyone was there, just listening for more footsteps.

She waited for what felt like an eternity before working up the nerve to look back. Seeing no one, she slowly made her way towards the trail again. She decided that she’d had enough of this adventure, deeming to put her coat back on and leave for home immediately.