Sophia
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Here it is. This happened just a few days after the last adventure. It was my last time out before we moved into our apartment, then I didn't go out again for a while: As I said, I did get to go out one last time last summer. Just a few days after my last adventure, we finally got to move into our new apartment. Well, this whole side drama happened at the hotel that has nothing to do with my adventures, but I have to tell you about quickly. We have a cat. The hotel doesn't allow cats, but fuck them. Two days before we were going to leave, we went out shopping and the stupid maid came in even though she wasn't supposed to, so the front desk was mad at us. We had already paid for a full week so we decided as long as we never both left the room we would be okay. We found out we would be allowed to move in in the morning, but we needed to get the keys from the mailbox, and we wanted to put our extra stuff in the storage where our furniture was so we could leave the hotel quickly in the morning. So, even though it probably made more sense for my husband to go, I insisted that it was my turn to go. I didn't have an opportunity to gather my naked walking clothes, so I left the hotel at about 9:00PM wearing my cut-off shorts, a t-shirt, and my flip-flops. My husband insisted, reasonably, that if I was going to be moving stuff around in the storage place, I should wear tennis shoes, but I was adamant that my sandals were fine. I got the keys from the mailbox of our new apartment (I didn't go in because I wanted us to go in together), then went to the storage place, and amazingly, it was closed! We were sure it was open all night, but apparently not. I called my husband to tell him, and that I would be home in a while. He knows I like to drive the small roads and explore, so he wouldn't expect me for a couple hours. The thing that sucked was it was only 10:00PM. That is too early! It was Sunday night, and the sky had the last little bit of blue in it before full dark. I had to drive around and see what I could see. The hotel was out in the suburbs, but the storage place and our new apartment were closer to downtown. I got on the highway and headed through downtown. About a mile past the big buildings, the highway went under a pedestrian bridge. I let up on the accelerator and checked it out as best I could. It went over a retaining wall on either side. The next exit was almost a mile away, and I turned off and headed back toward the bridge. There was no road right along the wall, so I stopped and looked at the map on my phone. I had to zigzag my way through the neighborhood to the end of the bridge on this side. It was really good, there was a small office building, like a real estate office, at the end of a cul-de-sac, and past the building was a sidewalk into some trees. I parked the car at the end of the sidewalk and got out. This little dead end was completely quiet; the only sound was the traffic going by on the other side of the wall. I followed the sidewalk back away from the wall; there were no lights so it was dark. After about 25 yards, it made a U-turn and started up a ramp to the top of the wall. I was getting tingly; I formulated my plan, I would drive to the other side then walk over the bridge back to here. I went back to my car and checked how to get to the other side. It was pretty straightforward. Kind of long, the bridge was at least half a mile from either exit, but the two exits would be easy to find. I drove out of the neighborhood to the road with a bridge over the highway, then immediately right. This side did have a frontage road along the retaining wall. I drove along it past several small office buildings, the kind with insurance agents and more real estate agents, and there it was, exactly where it should be. It had a big spiral ramp one and a half turns up from the side of the road to the ramp over the retaining wall. There was one more small office building right before the ramp, and the driveway into the building's parking lot passed between the building and the ramp. I backed the car into the corner spot facing back down the driveway and got out. The night was beautiful, warm but not muggy, a slight breeze. Everything was quiet. The office building was dark, the frontage road was empty. I kicked my flip-flops onto the floorboard by the pedals, then locked and closed the door, and set the keys on top of the back tire. The ground right there was an unpleasant sand/gravel that always makes me worry about broken glass, but I tiptoed over to the curb and wiped my feet on the cool, damp grass, and surveyed the surroundings. I was just a few feet away from the ramp spiraling into the air, but the entrance to the ramp was all the way on the far side of the spiral. It landed onto the street, not back here in the parking lot. That meant I would be really exposed from the bottom of the ramp back to the car. Behind the ramp, opposite the frontage road and the retaining wall, was a cul-de-sac that ended across a grassy strip from my car. The street that ended here was residential and quiet, small but neat one-story clapboard houses. The spiral ramp was basically in the side yard of the last house on the street. The windows were right there. They were dark, but open in the warm summer night, and lightweight curtains blew against the screens. I was barefoot, but still fully clothed, and standing in the yard of this house a few feet from the darkened, open windows. If someone was watching me, I would never see. The pavement of the cul-de-sac was also a little sandy, but the grass was smooth and soft, so I jogged gingerly under the ramp to where it met the sidewalk next to the frontage road. This street was straight for a long distance in either direction along the wall; I could see probably a quarter mile to the right to the bridge I had driven over to get to this side of the highway. To the left it was dark and residential and went around a curve a quarter mile in that direction. As I looked to the right two cars turned off the bridge and headed toward me. This was not good; traffic before you even start is a bad sign. I stood there at the bottom of the ramp and waited until they passed me, a barefoot girl in a t-shirt and cutoff shorts. Both drivers stared at me as they passed and I stared back. When they had disappeared around the curve, I headed up the ramp. It was clean concrete, roughened by thin parallel lines scored into the surface, just how I liked it. The diameter of the spiral was quite wide; as I passed my car I was maybe five feet above the ground. I continued around, passed the car one more time, much higher, then the bridge headed out over the frontage road and across the wall. Wow. This bridge was huge. The highway here was enormous. It was really two highways running parallel. The closer one, that I stood over now, was empty, it was being repaved so derelict earthmoving machines sat in the dark but nothing moved. That unpaved portion was probably four lanes across, then after a median was the real highway, which was another six lanes, but on top of that the bridge crossed the highway at a severe diagonal, at least a 45 degrees from straight across, so it was far. And it was still not yet 11:00PM on Sunday night. A quiet time, yes, but nothing like 3AM on a weekday. The traffic on the open portion of the highway was far heavier than anything I had seen so far, at least one car every two or three seconds passed under the bridge in each direction. My stomach was in knots and I started to sweat, and I was still fully clothed! I looked over my shoulder at my car, already so far away down there in the shadows. Going back to the car even from here was going to be risky enough, and this wasn't a third of the full distance I was going to traverse. Despite the noise from the traffic below, it was quiet and peaceful here on the bridge at the top of the retaining wall. I unbuttoned and unzipped my shorts, just as an appetizer, and my fingers brushed the coarse mesh of my panties. I wished I had left my panties and bra in the car, but oh well, too late now. I started across the bridge, imagining I was already naked. My skin was on fire; my nipples ached. When I reached the nearer lanes of traffic I paused and undid my bra and pulled it off through the armhole of my shirt. There was a large gap in the traffic below me, and I jumped up and tossed it over the curved fence of the bridge, and watched it tumble through the air to the concrete below. A semi truck approached and there was my bra lying on the pavement, lit up by the headlights. That was fantastic. My breasts were free now, and I reached up and squeezed them together through the thin fabric of the shirt, pinching my straining nipples as the truck rumbled by. I quickly crossed the remaining lanes, then over the far retaining wall and into the dark. Now I could see the cul-de-sac where I had started far below me to my left. It was silent, but the view to the ramp was wide open. On the other side were treetops. Then I reached the bottom of the ramp, where it made a U-turn back to the cul-de-sac. There were no streetlights here at all, and past the outside edge of the turn was thick foliage; this spot was completely isolated. It was still not very late; I could still hear cars rumbling by on the highway. It would certainly have been safer to just sit there for an hour to give the city more time to go to sleep, but my husband was waiting for me at home. I couldn't wait forever. I pulled my t-shirt over my head and rested it over the handrail, then pushed my jeans and my panties down over my hips and laid them on top of the shirt. I did all this without thinking twice about it. This spot was very quiet, and I was safe. The summer air felt cool against my skin, and I was exhilarated, even in this quiet spot, at the power I had being naked in this neighborhood. To get back to the car I just had to go back up the ramp and over the highway, but it was so quiet here, and the cul-de-sac was so quiet, I decided to walk to the end of the sidewalk first. The pavement was smooth and clean against my feet as I jogged toward the road. I stepped right out into the middle of the cul-de-sac, completely naked, lit up by the street light. I looked down at my body, my breasts, my smooth pussy, completely exposed to the night. The street in front of me was tree-lined. There was an intersection with a stop sign about 50 yards up. On the left past the office building it was empty, just a field, and there was a big house on the right, but it also seemed to be quiet. There was nothing behind me, I had a quick escape route back to my clothes if I needed it, so I decided to walk just a little ways, down the road. As I got past the round part of the cul-de-sac the house's yard opened up on the right, and there was no further cover. It was wide open between my naked body in the middle of the street and the house, and the intersection a few yards up. I strained my ears but could hear nothing but the distant vibrations of the tires on the highway. I straightened and walked all the way to the corner, my face, my ears, my skin on fire. I went all the way into the middle of the intersection. This was insane, but the neighborhood was so quiet I started to relax. The retaining wall was visible a short distance away to my left, to the right and in front of me the road continued into the distance, tree-lined and lit by occasional pools of streetlight. I had absolutely no idea what road went where, but I knew if I stayed to the right, I should be circling around.
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