A mid-summers rainstorm

It was around 10pm on a rainy night in 1995 near the town of Glendale Forest. Tim Pedersen just returned from a night out with co-workers when he heard a knock on the door. When he opened the door, a woman, 5’5, blue eyes, brown hair, but very soaked and shaken appeared before him. “I need to call a tow, my car crashed right down the road; May I use your phone?” said Taylor Bryant, a teacher a Forest Oaks ES, about 25 miles away. “Absolutely, come in. Let me get a towel, you’re soaked,” said Tim as he assessed her condition from in the night glow. He came back with his phone and a towel to dry her off. As she called, he noticed her shoulder was bruised and her shirt torn slightly, probably from the accident.
“Are you OK? Do you need any first aid?” as he noticed a gash above her right eye.
“I think I’ll be OK but the tow truck won’t be here till 12:30. Do you think I could stay a while since the rain is a bad as it is?” He accepted without hesitation. He brought her a fresh shirt because the shirt she was wearing was soaked, exposing the plump breasts of the schoolteacher.
“You can change in the bathroom on the right, down the hall.”
“Thank you so much,” she said as she made her way down the hall.

Tim never had luck with women; in fact, he left early from the bar with his co-workers because he couldn’t catch a snag with the ladies but for someone to fall right into his lap, he knew it was fate. She returned after dabbing the gash above her eye and asked a curious question to the awaiting Tim.
“Are you Tim, Tim Pedersen from Hidden Valley HS?” Stunned to know she recognized him so quickly, he had his own double take and said, “Taylor B-Ball Bryant, class of 1988. Long time, no see, how have you been?” They had a big embrace in the living room of the apartment as the old lovers began to catch up.

“What brings you way out here, I thought you were still at Forest Oaks.”
“I am,” she said reluctantly, “but I’m looking to transfer to Harmony Springs HS to coach the girls’ team.” “I believe you were your own traveling gypsy at a time,” she responded.