(continued from my last post…)
It was nice and warm out, so I ran to my room and threw on a pair of sneakers, grabbed my car keys, and headed for the door. You can’t imagine my nervousness!!! I hesitated and waited at the door, worried sick that my nosy neighbor across the street or the state police trooper that lived next door would see me and either approach me or tell my parents. We lived on a quiet side street, only a dozen houses or so, where cars very rarely passed, so I thought that someone would surely notice my hatchback lighting up and pulling away well after midnight!
But after a few minutes, I dismissed my jitters, surveyed the street to see if any lights were on in the houses or if any cars were coming, and ran out the door to my car. Butterflies took me over as I started the car and as quickly as I could, shifted into first and sped up the street. After a few turns, I was finally out of my neighborhood and started to calm down. I drove back into a few neighborhoods were I knew there wouldn’t be much traffic until I had almost forgotten about the two bumps I had in my t-shirt.
After about half an hour, I decided that I would head back home, but instead of taking neighborhood streets, I would take the main drag, Route 1. Looking back, I must have been crazy! There are cars and trucks on that road all night, and being a few miles from home, I had a ton of traffic lights to stop through. But I did it anyway…
I did have to stop at a few red lights, but not once did another car pull up next to me. I got really nervous when I saw a big 18 wheeler come up next to me, thinking that the driver would be able to see down from his cab into my car, right at my crossdressed chest! But as he pulled up on my left, I realized he wouldn’t be able to see me. A few minutes later, I had arrived back into my neighborhood and took a lap around the block just to make sure no one was out and about. I pulled up to my house, in neutral so I was as quiet as possible, shut off the car, and sprinted back inside.
