A Great Trip To The Shops

The following events happened during my last trip to the shops. On this particular day I'd just gone down to the local corner shop which is only two minutes away from where I live. This shop always has everything you need, plus it doesn't have the long queues you can get in the supermarket. And, as an additional bonus, the shop-owner Vi, a talkative lady in her fifties, sometimes wears simple white blouses through which you can see the outline of her lacy bra (and as she mostly wears colourful, stretch lace bras, this is often a real treat for the eyes!)

Like every other corner shop in the country, this one also has a full selection of those tempting, top-shelf magazines. But while I was only too happy to ogle these from a distance, I hadn't yet been confident enough to buy any. However, to heighten the pleasure of otherwise uneventful trips to the shops, I did sometimes wear my favourite underwear under my jeans when I went there. This meant putting on either a pair of dark blue, high-waisted women's briefs, or a large, white, lace women's g-string . . .

It had always made me hard just thinking about wearing knickers, and now one of my main pleasures in life was to secretly wear a pair underneath my everyday jeans.

Once, when I had felt particularly daring, I'd even worn the dark blue, high-waisted pair when my wife and I went out to dinner. The risk of discovery had made me drip all the way through the meal and all the way home as well. Then, when we did eventually make love, I carefully made sure that my wife even looked straight at my panties while I took them off. But because I'd made sure to take them off together with my jeans, and because they were the plain blue high-waisted pair (I hadn't yet dared wear the white lace ones with her yet!), she hadn't actually realised that they were women's knickers and not men's . . . One of my fantasies was that she would eventually find out, but until then, I just stuck to occasionally wearing the blue ones at home, and sometimes wearing the white ones for trips to the shops.