It was early in the morning, maybe about eight, when I started my walk.
On the last day I had before I had to drive back to Cleveland, I decided to take a walk in one of the parks in the little town of Amherst, New York, not far from Niagara Falls. Everything looked so beautiful with the ground covered with over two feet of snow, and the trees in the parks looked like a fairyland with ice and snow all over them. I had a week left of my vacation when I reached Niagara Falls, and I enjoyed the sights immensely. She would be about twenty eight now, in 2014. Mary Carpaccio was her name and she was a very beautiful Italian looking girl. My, how time flies - that was ten years ago now. I mention that because my fantasy centers on a girl I knew during my junior year of high school in that city. And I still say “Better than rain.”īefore visiting Niagara Falls, I took a few days to stop in to see family and friends in my home town of Altoona, Pennsylvania. I have been stranded by winter weather a number of times, but I still love it. I wanted to see Niagara Falls in winter, so this year, 2014, I took two weeks vacation and traveled to that city, immediately after a major snowstorm had gone through the Midwest and the East, covering everything with a beautiful blanket of white. I love the four seasons of the year, spring, summer, fall, and even winter. My name is John Williams, and my home is now in Cleveland, Ohio. After learning about Giantess World it seemed the perfect place to submit my story. The first two chapters are true, but the third is pure fantasy - me, trying to give my wild, impossible dreams some semblance of reality by writing down what amounts to a fairy tale - a twisted fairy tale, to be sure, but a fairy tale, nonetheless. This story of three chapters is partly true and partly fiction.
What if she does read it - what then? I get excited just thinking about it. Besides that, I get a thrill from the thought of the risk I’m taking. But then, what are the chances that she would come into this web site, and, even if she does, what are the chances that she will stumble upon this story? Exceedingly remote. I don’t mention her name, because, quite frankly, I don’t know who she is - or much of anything about her. It is somewhat risky for me to be submitting this, in case SHE should happen to read it.
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