Lisa

Lisa was walking along a road on her way home from the beach. She had walked to the beach before the sun came up and was now regretting it. Beyond the heat from the afternoon sun bearing down on her, she was feeling a large amount of chafing around her thighs. Lisa was quite sure it was from the ocean water still dripping from her swimsuit bottoms, but there was little she could do. Lisa stopped and looked down at herself. Her A-cup breasts meant her chest was hardly noticeable despite her minimal coverings. She was wearing a long white T-shirt over her bikini. The damp shirt covered everything on its own, although if she really looked, she could see the faint colors of her blue bikini showing through. Her towel was too wet to help dry her bottoms after she had done her best to dry off at the beach. She was now also beginning to regret not using one of the showers at the edge of the beach, but the walk back would take 15 minutes.

Lisa knew she needed to do something or the sandpaper-like rubbing would leave her thighs raw long before she got anywhere at this point. She hadn't seen a car in a while and had only seen a few since she started walking. Taking a deep breath, Lisa looked both ways down the road before lifting her shirt. A flash of blue appeared as she pulled on the strings at her hips. A moment later, the knots came loose and the bottoms began to fall off. First, she felt the breeze across her butt followed by the feeling of her shirt falling down over it. Lisa rolled up the bottoms and tucked them into the bottom of her bag as she pulled her towel out to try to dry her thighs what little she could. After putting the towel back in her bag, she took a few steps further from the beach, and sure enough, the chafing had all but disappeared.

One problem solved. Still, it would takeat least another 30 minutes to get home, and now nothing but an oversized shirt covered her bottom. Just as she started her long walk, she heard a car's engine approach. She looked behind her and saw it was heading away from the beach. "Hopefully it just keeps going," she said to herself as it came closer.