A Good Deed

[stormecho]

Heading out to get the mail late one afternoon, I spied a couple of cute guys coming down the block wheeling suitcases.  A tall dark haired guy and a shorter blonde one resembling QAF's Brian & Justin a bit.  They asked me about a local address.  When I explained that they needed to go back and turn left, they seemed puzzled.  I deduced that they

Comments

[billeyler]

That's definitely an "awwwwww" moment! Glad it turned out okay.

[stormecho]

Yeah. I'm sure some other readers were hoping for a real happy ending. ;)

[pklexton]

Especially if you're gonna say you wore that t-shirt :-)

[stormecho]

I don't think I had any suggestive clothing on that day.

[abqdan]

Happy endings are always good :-) I'm afraid these days I just wouldn't be that brave. Thirty years ago I would have done as you did, but now... Well, thirty years ago I used to pick up hippy hitch-hikers too. Times have changed!

[stormecho]

It was mainly the idea of them being in a foreign country, walking around pulling tons of luggage, having no cell phone or proper contacts, that drove me to my decision.

[commonpeople]

This whole scenario could have easily turned into a porno one. :-P

[stormecho]

Are you volunteering to write a new ending?

[bjarvis]

Yay for good deeds... the world would be a better place if more people followed your example.

[stormecho]

Thanks Brian.

PS...Sounds like a new call in the making - Follow Your Example.

[doubleedge]

good for you =)

[stormecho]

Thanks Eric! I like this photo of you.

[doubleedge]

thanks!