A New Old Watch. 9th in the STOPWATCH Series
Copyright© 2013 by Old Man with a Pen
Prologue
June asked, "Well, what are you going to do with it?"
"I haven't a clue," said her brother. "What do you think?"
"If we didn't have so much money ... I'd be happy panning for gold somewhere in time."
"You and your gold fever!" They both laughed.
"Just the thought ... excites me so, my panties get wet."
"Remember the first time your panties got wet?" asked Jimmy.
"Yes," she blushed. "It was right here on this rock. I was so scared."
"I gathered as much."
"Besides, that's not the kind of wet I mean."
Jimmy and June, twins, were 13 when Jimmy found a watch in the water of Lake Michigan just north of the channel pier at Pentwater. Jimmy spotted the watch a few feet offshore and waded in after it. Although Jimmy was fifteen minutes older than June, at 13 she was MUCH more mature. So mature that she was heading to the SnackShack on the sand just above the beach to practice her 'girlship' on the 16 year old boy who worked there.
Wading in was a mistake. New shoes, bought for the eighth grade, were reasonably ruined. Jimmy put the watch on but it was loose. In the process of trying to adjust the band of the watch, June decided to help. Accidentally the wrestling match between them wound the watch ... they were transported back in time.
It scared June so much ... she peed her panties. The rock ... so fondly remembered ... was a huge glacial erratic left thousands of years before when the Wisconsinan Ice Cap retreated. It was on this rock that Jimmy first saw a pair of pussy lips through a yellow stained pair of transparent panties.
When they finally figured out how the watch worked they had several adventures. Now they were rich ... to the tune of a billion dollars. As hard as they had tried, over the years, they could not spend the interest
"Let's go for a walk." It was a pretty good idea Jimmy had.
"Where to?"
"Let's walk to the Antler and have a burger and fries and then hit the beach. I'm all for putting the watch back in the Lake."
"You mean ... just toss it back in the water?"
"Yeah ... only off the end of the pier."
"I wonder what would happen if we wound a string around the stem winder and tossed it like a TP roll?"