It was in the late 1980’s when Billy Nixon, a Paramedic in Abbottsford, was on holiday with a group of friends.
They
were staying in an apartment on the northernmost island of the Greek Cyclades
archipelago, Andros.
It
was a quiet island due to the fact that it was a two-hour ferry ride from the
mainland, but Jack thought it was worth it and the lads had been there for two
days when quite by chance they met up with some familiar faces.
A
group of Nurses from the Winston Churchill Hospital in Abbottsford and among
them was Camelia Clerembeax a girl he had known since
nursery school and one whom he had never looked at twice.
Not that she was unattractive, on the contrary she was
lovely, but the truth was that he just didn’t like her and never had, and he
always believed the feeling was mutual, but as it turned out he was
mistaken.
It was a blistering hot day, and the rest of his mates
were taking the ferry to Tinos to see the Monasteries and the Holy Church of
the Virgin Mary Evangelistria, not that they wanted to go, it was just that
they had got involved with a group of girls, Billy hadn’t got involved with
anyone and so didn’t fancy a trip to a monastery so he feigned a headache and
cried off.
He was also trying to avoid Camelia Clerembeax who he
had manage to bump into more often than he was happy with, so having her spend
the day on an island two hours away would have been a refreshing change.
As it turned out, due to the heat he did develop a
headache and went to his room to lay down.
He went straight to sleep and awoke some time
afterwards to find someone nibbling his ear and a hand was caressing his torso.
He had no idea who the gentle assailant was that was
fondling him in the semi darkness, but he didn’t really care but he did know
that it was arousing him.
But as the gentle caressing hand moved towards the
waistband of his shorts, he thought he had better check, so he lifted his head
to look.
“You” he said.
“Yes, do you mind?” Camelia asked as she began to
unbutton his shorts.
“Not anymore” he replied and lay back and let him know
how wrong he had been about her.