“This isn’t going to be elegant,” Vicky warned him with a shy smile. She hitched her skirt higher on her waist and then reached down for the hem, sliding it up and over her hips. She hooked her thumbs into the pantyhose and panties together, pulling them both down to her thighs before she couldn’t reach any further. There was no room to bend over, but unfazed, she popped her bare bottom back up on the basin, slipped out of her shoes, and lifted her feet off the floor and over the commode. Silently thanking God for years of dance lessons, she drew her knees up to her chest and then extended them straight up in the air and slightly apart, watching Bob between them.
“That was the most elegant thing I think I’ve ever seen,” he whispered, spellbound.
“We’re not done yet,” she said, holding her bare thighs with both hands to maintain the position. She eyed the tangled mess of panties and pantyhose between her thighs. “Help me.”
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Lucky Bob unwittingly find himself receiving the ultimate upgrade from a trainee flight attendant.
Bob is a lonely math geek who has never mastered the art of talking to girls, and after an argument with his mother, he finds him packed off on a flight to Grandma’s house with instructions to “get a life, meet some girls”.
If only it were that simple.
On a quiet flight (and courtesy of his geek-chic good looks), Bob finds himself the ‘Best on Board’ and subject to the most attentive service from the beautiful young flight attendants. Without any comprehension of what is happening to him, he finds himself flashed, groped, and bundled into the aircraft bathroom the achingly pretty Vicky.
What happens next is up to Bob—providing he can find a way to break through his shyness.
Best on Board is a delightful do-over for any reader with an awkward ‘his first time’ memory they’d rather forget.
