Running into the park

Clarice’s vision was still blurry, but she was sure that was the public park her dog was running into. It appeared as a big, dark mass in her vision, that she really didn't want to run into. The public park wasn't as well lit at night as the street was, and without her glasses she was already at a disadvantage. But there was a dog-shaped blur running right into the park the next block over.

"Champion!"

She took off as fan as she could, trying to get to the park entrance before Champion got away from her. She needed to cross the intersection to get to the next block, and ran across without looking both ways.

HONK!

Too late she saw the headlights coming towards her, and heard the screech of tire on asphalt. The world seemed to go bright for a second. Clarice threw her arms up, expecting the impact to come at any second. Her life flashed before her eyes. Seconds passed.

HONK!

She opened her eyes. In front of her was a small car, stopped just two yards away. It seemed to be waiting for Clarice to move out of the way.

At that moment Clarice noticed that her towel was bundled down at her feet. She was standing naked and dumbfounded in front of this complete stranger in their car. The noise had probably also drawn people to their windows to investigate. Who knew how many people could see her bare pussy, her ass, her tits?

Bending down, Clarice picked up the towel and ran out of the intersection, not stopping to pull the towel back around herself. The car immediately started to drive away, but probably got a good look at her butt before it pulled away. Running on adrenaline Clarice ran as fast as she could to the park entrance, the towel in her right hand. She got to the park entrance and called for her dog.

"CHAMPION!"

There was no answer. The park was dark and silent.

Clarice was still panting from her near-**** experience, and she realized she still hadn't wrapped the towel back around herself. Taking a deep breath, trying to calm down, she pulled the towel on and once-again tried to fold it securely. She stood a few moments, trying to let her eyes adjust, before walking into the park.