The Flyby.

Paul Bell

Do you think of other women when we make love

No, no, and definitely no

I do

Well, I’m pleased for him and you, and really pleased if it’s her and you.

Strange how you mentioned Mary in your sleep.

Well, I can hardly be responsible for my subconscious, plus I don’t know any Mary's.

What about her in Liverpool.

Let's not go there again.

Mary, three gardens down with the boobs.

Ah, that was a text alert from Jeff the bird watcher, something about a rare speckled breast, never saw it myself.

Not even with those perv binoculars you use. I mean, how would you feel if some guy was perving over me.

He wouldn’t be, you’re not perv material. Now, if it was your twin sister, then that’s a definite text alert. How is she, anyway.

Probably on her back with the Air Corp.

I would love to be in that flyby.

Yeah, well, you would know all about flying with my sister.

I thought she was you.

She’s got blond hair and big tits for Christ sakes.

I thought you had a makeover. How did she get bigger tits than you anyway, did you get the brains.

Let me see, I’m with you.

There you go, no need to answer that. Why don’t I take you out for some retail therapy, followed by a candlelit dinner, and wait for it, the big game is on tonight? Does it get any better than that.

Twenty-two guys kicking a ball, think I'll phone my sister, that flyby sounds more appealing now.

  • Author: Paul Bell (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 28th, 2022 03:13
  • Category: Humor
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Comments1

  • Bella Shepard

    My smile gets wider as I read, and yep, about three quarters down a chuckle escapes, and finally the big finish, a good laugh. Whoever said brevity is the soul of wit? Oh yes, well what did he know. Great write!



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