"If I remember correctly, her house should be north of the school." Going through his memory, he remembered that he occasionally visited Diane's house and it was towards that side.
So with the help of his memory, he made his way through the crowded road and ended up in front of a house with a purple roof.
'This should be it.' As he looked at the house and towards its side, he immediately recognized it from his memory.
Just as he was about to make his way towards the front door, he heard some sounds in the backyard.
'Maybe she is there.' He also remembered that her farm was in her backyard, so instead of going through the front door, he made his way towards the backyard.
'Damn, she is hot.' Entering the backyard, he saw a woman on the ground who seemed to be harvesting the vegetables.
And from his memories, he remembered how fun it was to be around her due to her fun and outgoing personality.
'Calm down.' Calming down his excitement after seeing another hot milf, he made his way towards her calmly.
"Well, there's a handsome young man…" Hearing footsteps nearing her, she looked up and greeted Bradley with a smile.
Dusting off the dirt from her clothes, she made her way towards him with a shovel in her hand. "You've grown so much, I hardly recognized you at the funeral."
"Sup, Diane." He lightly raised his hands to greet her and noticed the shovel in her hand which appeared to be broken.
"And you really look a lot like Debbie." After that, he looked towards her face and couldn't help but find an astounding resemblance between her and Debbie.
"Oh, come now. I'm not really as pretty as Debbie…" She lightly tapped his shoulders while giggling lightly.
"Nah, I think you look really great." He really meant those words, as she is one of the most beautiful women he had seen and who could believe she was more than double his age.
"Aww, aren't you just a little charmer!?" She lightly patted his head with a smile while feeling good from his compliment.
Looking at her reaction to his compliment, Bradley couldn't help but realize getting with her was going to be hard as she treated him like a child.
"Are you here to do some work for me?" Not knowing his internal thoughts, she moved on to the topic about the work he heard from Debbie earlier.
"I'm guessing Debbie told you I'm looking for someone to help me this summer?" She remembered talking with Debbie about this when she last met her, so she could easily guess why Bradley was here.
"Yeah, she told me to come see you. I could definitely use the money to help Debbie a bit around the house." He immediately told why he was here and also mentioned the reason for this work while hiding his ulterior motives.
"Aww! Aren't you so sweet! She would be proud if she heard this." She once again patted his head with a smile. "But don't worry about such stuff yet, and I am sure Debbie would also want you to spend the money on yourself."
"And hey, maybe also your girlfriend." She lightly poked him on his sides with her elbow and looked at him with a smirk.
"Haha, I wish but I don't have one yet." Remembering his past social life, he was surprised Diane even thought he would have a girlfriend. "And right now, helping Debbie is my most important priority but keep it a secret from her."
"It's okay, I am sure you will get one soon." She lightly hugged him to console him, as he felt huge but soft mounds pressing up against his face. "And I see, you wanna surprise her, don't ya? Don't worry, my mouth is shut."
'Ahh!' After those words, she released him from her embrace and he couldn't help but feel a pang of regret.
"Anyway, I was hoping to get you started today but I'm afraid I ran into a problem…" With a sigh, she held the shovel with both hands and showed him how it was broken from the middle part. "My old shovel finally quit on me."
"Oh! Yeah, that looks bad." He agreed with her lightly, as it seemed impossible for him to use that shovel in that condition.
"We have to wait until I can replace it…" With one hand on her cheeks, she sighed once again while looking at him with a sad expression. "I'm sorry Bradley."
"It's okay, Diane." He then looked around the garden which was filled with a different assortment of vegetables. "Is there any way we can continue without it?"
"Well, we can't really dig up a garden without a shovel, can we?" She laughed lightly as she threw the broken shovel at the corner of the backyard. "I'll just have to pick up a new one next time I'm at the store."
"Unless…" She stopped in her movement, she put one of her hands on her chin as she looked at him.
"Unless?" He looked at her curiously who was looking at him with a smile.
"… You wouldn't happen to have one at home?" While she was not sure, she remembered talking about shovels with Debbie so she took the chance.
"Hmm…" Hearing her words, he went through his memories to see if they had a shovel at home or not. "We might have a shovel in our garage!"
While he was not fully sure as he never held it, he remembered occasionally seeing it in the garage when he went to pick up random stuff from there.
"I'll go check real quick and come back with it." While it was gonna be a struggle to make the journey from here to his house and vice versa, he wouldn't mind it to get some progress going with Diane.
"That would be great!" She clapped her hands with a smile and looked at her garden. "Come back if you find one, and we'll get started."
"Cya soon, Diane." Looking at her who was making her way towards the garden, he quickly exited the backyard.
"Take your time, Bradley." And behind him as he made his way out, he could hear Diane's voice.