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Archive-name: Changes/sam3.txt
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Archive-author: W. Eastburn
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Archive-title: Sam - 3
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Part 16 - Sunday Morning
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Sam woke as the sunlight from the window brightened the room. He
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woke confused, the unfamiliar feeling of the sheet fabric on his bare
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legs deepening his unfamiliarity. As he opened his eyes, he recognized
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that he was not in his own bedroom.
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A moment later, the events of the last few days dawned on him. He
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then realized he was in Susan's spare bedroom.
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He looked down at his body, hoping he had been having a nightmare.
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The thin nylon fabric stretched over his ample breasts simply confirmed
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his fears. It was real.
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He felt an urge to use the bathroom, so got up from the bed and
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padded into the bathroom. He pulled down the panties from the
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nightgown, noticing the bulky pad seemed sodden and messy. The bright
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red and darker red of the fresh and dried blood reminded him why he was
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feeling some degree of comfort. Nevertheless, he had to go, and did
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his business.
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Finishing the necessities, Sam remembered to wipe himself, and
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flushed the toilet. He did not really want to pull the panties back
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up, bringing that messy pad against his body again, but he didn't see
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he had much choice.
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"Don't get up from the seat yet," he heard Susan's voice shout
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from her own room. She had obviously heard the toilet flush.
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A moment later, Susan, dressed in the short robe thing, came to
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the doorway of the bathroom. She offered him a small box of Tampax.
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"Go ahead and insert one of these," she said.
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When he was done, Susan told him to take the panties off. She
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took them, looking at the crotch.
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"Yuk!," she exclaimed. She pulled the sodden pad from the
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panties, dropping it into a plastic envelope on the vanity. She dumped
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the panties into the sink.
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She felt the panties she'd washed the night before, and, finding
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them dry, handed them to Sam to put on.
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"Wash out the panties like I showed you last night. Then bring
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the Tampax, and come into the bedroom," she instructed.
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As Sam put on the panties and came into the bedroom, Susan was
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busy laying out some clothing on the bed.
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"You know how to get dressed now," she said simply. "Put these
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on."
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Sam put the bra and garter belt on.
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Susan stopped him, feeding the garters under the elastic leg holes
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of the panties.
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"This way," she explained, "you can get your panties down easier
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when you have to use the bathroom."
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Sam put the slip over his head and allowed it to slither down his
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body. He only had to tug a little bit to get the pockets over the bra.
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Susan went to the closet. She looked over the selection, and
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apparently didn't find anything she liked.
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"You'll do for now," she said. "Let's go have some breakfast."
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They went into the kitchen, where Susan brought him a glass of
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juice, some milk, and some dry cereal. She also took some pills from a
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bottle over the sink, and placed them next to Sam's milk.
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"Don't worry," she said with a laugh, seeing the concern on Sam's
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face. "These are only vitamins and calcium supplements. Just take
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them with your milk."
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Still skeptical, Sam took the pills and began to eat. He figured
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the pills were a better option than the powder she had in her purse.
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He was also hungry.
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Susan was sipping coffee when Sam got done eating. He'd eaten
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everything offered.
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She mused, "Tom seemed to like you quite a bit last night."
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Sam flushed a bright red as he recalled his body held tightly to
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Tom's on the dance floor of the night club. This also brought back a
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vivid memory of the whole night, even winning the beauty contest.
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"I could see you must have liked him too," she continued. "Your
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nipples were standing out very prominently through your bodice." She
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was smiling warmly.
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Sam's flush deepened even more, as he imagined his nipples showing
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through the thin fabric of the dress.
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"Why didn't you pick on Tom for this experiment," he complained.
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"What did I do that he didn't."
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Susan got an amused look on her face.
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"Think about it, Sam," she began.
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"Tom is a nice guy. He's always around when we want a man. He's
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always polite, and he seems to have a sense of doing the right thing
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for us."
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"Don't think we didn't notice when he took you to the dance floor
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after the contest," she smiled. "He knew you needed someone strong to
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help pull yourself together, so he loaned you his strength, not even
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dancing, really, until you had recovered your composure. He just knew
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what you needed instinctively."
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"He would have done the same for Sharon or me, but he saw you
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needed it most."
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"Unfortunately," she sighed, "there is only one of him, and he
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just chose to help the one who needed him most."
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"Do you think you would have been sensitive enough to do something
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like that?"
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Sam thought. Well, he didn't think he was insensitive, but he
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would have probably tried to get the girl to go home with him in a
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similar situation.
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"Tom is a real nice guy," Susan continued dreamily, "and he's fun
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to have around."
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Susan changed her mood abruptly saying, "Wash the dishes, dear.
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We have a lot to do in a short time."
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Susan left Sam in the kitchen to take care of the dirty dishes.
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After splattering himself with the hot water, Sam put on the
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apron, and washed the dishes. He dried them, and put them in their
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cabinets. He still didn't like doing this "women's work."
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Susan was in Sam's room when he got done and came in. She was
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going through all the packages from the shopping trip yesterday,
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efficiently taking things from the boxes and putting them in drawers,
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on hangers, or wherever they seemed to go.
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She stopped what she was doing as he entered the room, walking
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quickly over to the dressing table. There, she picked up a spray
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bottle, and brought it over to Sam. She sprayed between his breasts,
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and behind his ears, with the flowery smelling cologne. Then, she went
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back to the bags.
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She was almost done, when she got to a white box. She took a
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white blouse, full of ruffles, from it, and shook it out. It did not
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look wrinkled, the soft material not seeming to have creased while
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confined in the box.
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"Put this one on, Sam," she instructed. "It buttons up the back."
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Sam struggled to get the blouse on as Susan continued unpacking
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and storing things.
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Sam finally got the blouse on, and the buttons in the right holes,
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when Susan handed him a powder blue skirt. He pulled that over his
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head, buttoning it in the back.
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"You're getting the hang of this now," Susan commented, as she saw
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him getting dressed.
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Sam looked at himself in the mirror. The blouse had a high
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neckline, and plenty of ruffles all over the front of it. It was a
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thin material, and he could plainly see the outline of the bra and slip
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straps showing through it. It's white color complimented the powder
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blue of the skirt nicely. The skirt was longer than he'd been allowed
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to wear before, coming all the way down to an inch above his knees. He
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thought he looked pretty good.
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"Sit by the dresser and put these on," Susan instructed, handing
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him a pair of sheer stockings.
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Sam even remembered to roll the hosiery down as he put them on his
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legs. He slid them up his legs, but got totally lost when trying to
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figure out how to fasten them to the garters.
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Susan laughed, and showed him how the little clasps worked. She
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did one, then had him do the rest, showing him where to attach them.
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Susan handed him a pair of navy blue pumps to put on, while she
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got a matching handbag from the bags from the mall. She took the paper
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wadding out of the bag, and dumped the stuff from Sam's little bag, the
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one that matched last night's dress, into it. A lipstick and ID card
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didn't take long to transfer.
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Susan took four tampons from the box, and dumped them
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unceremoniously into the blue bag as well. Then, she slipped a
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compact, which she peeled from it's cardboard backing, into the purse.
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Sam just sat watching her work, fascinated by the procedure, but
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apprehensive all the same.
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"Just sit still for a few minutes," Susan counselled, as she
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picked up a hair brush and began to lightly brush Sam's hair.
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Sam was watching her work in the mirror. When he could take his
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eyes off the way her bust was expanding and contracting as she was
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brushing, he notice his hair springing back into the style it had been
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in when they'd left the beauty shop yesterday.
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"You have to learn how to do this sometime," Susan said, uncapping
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the tube of lipstick she took from the blue purse.
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"Hold the tube like this," she demonstrated, "and make sure you
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get the color all over your lips. Don't get outside the lip line
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though."
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Sam though this was the ultimate in embarrassment, ranking right
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above having to dance so closely with the man last night, putting on
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lipstick. Still, he leaned forward and began putting the greasy stuff
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on his lips, noticing the hypodermic still sitting in plain sight on
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the dressing table.
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Susan took a look at him, and took a tissue from the table, wiping
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the few spots where he'd strayed outside the lip line.
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"You did that very well for the first time," she complimented.
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Susan recapped the lipstick, dropping it back into the bag. She
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pulled out the compact, and dabbed Sam's face quickly with the puff
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inside. Then, she took another plastic box from it's cardboard back,
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swirling the brush from it in the red powder in the box. She put this
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on is cheeks with short, deft strokes.
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"I don't think we need to worry about the eyes," she said,
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inspecting the results.
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She handed Sam a jacket that matched his skirt.
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"Go on into the living room and wait while I change," she
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instructed.
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Sam went into the living room, and sat on the sofa.
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Unconsciously, he crossed his knees. Susan had gone into her own room.
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Sam looked longingly at the door. He thought about just walking
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out, but realized he could not go anywhere looking like this. He just
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sighed resignedly and waited.
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Susan emerged from the bedroom a few minutes later. She was
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wearing a pretty, blue floral dress. Her full skirt fell to just below
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her knees, and the ruffles on the bodice gave her bust a soft look.
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Sam was impressed with her looks.
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"Put the jacket on, Sam," she said, all business, "we're almost
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ready to go."
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The jacket went on easily, Sam thought. Just like his sports
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coats, only shorter. He left it unbuttoned, as he was used to doing
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with his own clothes.
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Susan came over and buttoned the three buttons on the coat, which
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closed the jacket up to right under his bust line. Then, she reached
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to the blouse, adjusting some of the ruffles so they spilled out of the
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top.
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"Get your purse and come on," she said.
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Sam picked up the purse with the short strap. "Where are we
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going," he questioned.
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"Where do you think we'd be going on a Sunday morning," she
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countered. "We're going to Church, of course."
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As they walked down the hall to the elevator, Sam noticed that the
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skirt felt tight with each step he took. He learned to take smaller
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steps so it would not bind so tightly on his legs.
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As they crossed the lobby of the apartment building, Jane joined
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them from the other elevator. She too was dressed in a floral print
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dress, but hers was pink, with matching accessories.
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"You look lovely, Sam," she greeted him.
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Sam didn't reply.
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"Where are your manners, Samantha," Susan reproved. "Thank Jane
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for the compliment."
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"Thank you, Jane," Sam replied sullenly. "You look great too."
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"Why, thank you, dear," Jane replied.
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They all went to Susan's car. It was a little bigger than Jane's,
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and had four doors. Sam got in the back, as usual.
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"Sam, dear," Jane commented. "When you get in or out of a car,
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keep your legs together, and slide in and out. Otherwise, you'll be
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giving everyone a big show." She was smiling.
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"Why can't I wear pants, they're much easier," Sam blurted.
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"Oh, no, Samantha," Jane smiled. "You aren't ready for pants yet.
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You don't even know how to handle yourself in a skirt. Maybe,
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someday."
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Sam sat back dejected. He was halfway aware that all the clothing
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purchases for him was dresses and skirts. He also knew that there was
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more to this being a girl than he'd ever dreamed.
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Susan had managed to find a parking space near the church by now.
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It was not that far from the apartment building.
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Sam tried to remember to keep his legs together as he tried to get
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out of the car. It was much harder than it looked. He managed somehow
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to get out though.
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They went into the church, and were seated together in a pew. Sam
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was self conscious with all the people around him. He still was not
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used to being seen like this in public.
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As the service proceeded, everyone stood once in a while, and
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began singing. Sam simply stood, until Susan whispered harsh
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instructions for him to join in the singing.
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The service was wearing down, when the offering plates came
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around. As the plates came closer to him, Sam panicked. He had no
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money at all in his purse.
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The collection plates were now on their pew, when Susan palmed a
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dollar bill, placing it in his hand. His sense of relief in not being
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obvious by ignoring the plate was almost erotic. He put the bill into
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the plate as it passed by.
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The service ended, and the girls go up to leave. They went
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through the vestibule, where the minister was standing, shaking hands
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with all the congregation, and saying a few words to each of them.
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They got in line.
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"I haven't seen you here before," the minister was saying as Sam
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stood before him.
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The minister took Sam's hands in his own, asking, "What is your
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name."
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"Sam," he said.
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"Well, Sam," the minister continued, "I hope your enjoyed our
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service, and that we'll see you again in the near future."
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Jane chimed in, "I think you can be sure of that."
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The minister let Sam's hands drop, and turned to the next in line
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as the three girls went off in the direction of Susan's car.
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They got about halfway to the apartment, when Susan turned into
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the parking lot of a supermarket. The other two looked at her.
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"Tom's coming over later for a cookout," she reminded them, "and
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we need to get some things."
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Sam continued to sit in the back seat as the others got out of the
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car. He was not interested in shopping for food. That is "women's
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work."
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"Come along, Samantha," Jane said, taking his arm from the door
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she had opened.
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Sam reluctantly followed the two girls into the supermarket.
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"Get a basket and come along," Susan said to him as they entered
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the store.
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They walked up and down every aisle in the store, Sam pushing the
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basket quite aware of the sound of his heels clicking on the hard
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floor. Susan and Jane picked items off the shelves, dumping them into
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the basket every once in a while.
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Completing their circuit of the store, Susan directed Sam to push
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the cart to a line at the check out registers. As he was standing in
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line, Susan next to him, he became aware of the men's eyes taking in
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his figure. He began to redden.
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Sam put the purchases on the belt at the register when they
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finally got to be next, feeling his skirt rising each time he bent over
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to get another item. He was embarrassed by it, recalling how much he'd
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enjoyed seeing women in the same position only a few days ago.
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Susan paid the cashier, and began walking out to the car. Sam
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reached for the basket, when a bagger grabbed the handle and said he'd
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take care of it. He followed the three to Susan's car and put the
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purchases in the trunk. Sam was sure he had been kept quite busy
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watching his hips sway as they walked through the parking lot.
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Susan thanked the man, and got into the car. The others followed,
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and they drove back to the apartment.
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In the parking lot, Sam noticed that his car was nowhere in sight.
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It bothered him, but he had so much else to think about, that it
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slipped his mind for the moment.
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The girls went up to Susan's apartment, and began unloading the
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bags.
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Part 16 - The Cookout
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As they were unloading the goodies, the phone rang. Susan
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answered.
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"Hello," she began.
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"Oh, hi! It's great to hear you."
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"Sure. We just got in from church, give us a half hour and come
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right on over."
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"We'll be by the pool."
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"See you in a bit," she finished cheerfully, hanging up the phone.
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"That was Tom," she explained to the others. "He'll be over
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shortly."
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"Oh, then I must go get changed," Jane said, leaving the
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apartment.
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"We need to change too," Susan said to Sam.
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"Go on into your room and take off your clothes," Susan directed.
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"I'll change and be with you in a minute."
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It was more than a minute before she appeared in the bedroom, but
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Sam was still struggling to get out of his clothes. At last he got
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down to his bra and panties.
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"The bra and panties too, Sam," Susan chided.
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As Sam self consciously removed his underwear, Susan went over to
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the dresser, pulling out two small pieces of fabric. As she turned,
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she noticed the string hanging down from Sam's groin.
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"Oh," she said, "I almost forgot. Why don't you change your
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tampon while we have a few minutes."
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Sam went into the bathroom and changed the tampon. It was easier
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this time. He was getting used to doing it. He returned to the
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bedroom to find the bikini Susan had gotten from the dresser laid out
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on the bed.
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"Just go ahead and put it on," she said.
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Sam put the bottom on. It was styled just like the panties he'd
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been wearing, exposing his whole butt. At least the white fabric was a
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little more opaque than the panties, he thought, reaching for the bra.
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The bra was a tangle of straps. Sam was at a loss to know which
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of the white straps went where. Susan helped him get into the garment.
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When he finally got the thing on, he found a thin strap running
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around his neck from a small fabric piece covering one nipple to one
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covering the other. They were joined at the bottom by another small
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strap, which circled the waist. Most of his breasts were exposed, the
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fabric only covering a small area around the nipples.
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"I can't wear this outside," Sam complained. "It doesn't cover
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anything."
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"Sure you can," replied Susan replied airily. "Or, I can just
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give you a little needle."
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Sam was defeated again.
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"Here," she continued, "just slip these on your feet, and we'll be
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ready to go."
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Sam took the white shoes from her. They were basically shoe
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soles, with a two inch heel on the back, and a thin strap to go over
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the front part of the foot. Sam was about to object to them, when he
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noticed that Susan's feet were in a similar pair of shoes, though the
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heels were at least an inch lower. Dejected, he slipped the shoes on.
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Sam compared the way he had been dressed to what Susan was
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wearing. He bikini was a pink thing with blue flowers printed on it.
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Her bra covered most of her lower breasts, leaving a good part of the
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uppers exposed, though not so much as Sam's breasts had been in the
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dress last night. The straps were thicker too. Her panties were
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wider, covering a portion of her hips. A good portion of her butt was
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exposed, but not completely like his own. He wondered why he couldn't
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wear something more like her suit, but he'd already been threatened by
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the needle enough today.
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Susan picked up a tote bag and a couple of towels as they walked
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out of the apartment.
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Tom had not arrived when they got downstairs to the open pool.
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Jane was already there, dressed very similarly to Susan, though her
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color was a light blue.
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"Now, you won't want to go in the water," Susan said, turning to
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him. "We don't want to ruin your hairdo."
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Jane giggled, and they all went over to the chaise lounges at the
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edge of the pool. Susan took some suntan lotion from her tote bag, and
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rubbed it all over Sam's exposed skin. She then did herself. Jane did
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likewise from her own tote bag.
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They laid on the lounges, waiting for Tom to arrive.
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"Hi, girls," they heard the bright voice as Tom arrived.
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Tom came over and kissed each of them in greeting as they sat up
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on the lounges. Sam felt the flick of his tongue when Tom planted the
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big kiss on him.
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"You are all looking simply marvelous today," he continued.
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Sam felt self conscious again, as Tom's glance inspected each of
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them in turn. It seemed to Sam that his eyes lingered longer on him,
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but, of course, he was showing more skin to be inspected.
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"I want to thank you for coming to Samantha's rescue last night,"
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Susan was saying, as they began the light chit chat, mostly reliving
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the events at the bar the previous evening.
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"It was my pleasure," Tom replied, taking another eyeful of Sam's
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body.
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The light banter kept up for a while, Sam being forced to
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contribute with direct questions from time to time. Everyone but Sam
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seemed to be enjoying it.
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"I think I'd better go up and get the goodies," Susan finally
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said.
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"I'll help you, Susan," Jane volunteered.
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"Tom," Susan said, "take good care of Samantha until we get back."
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Tom's whole face brightened in pleasure as he turned to take
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another good look at Sam.
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"Have no fear," he said. "She's in good hands with me."
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Fine for them to have no fear, Sam was thinking. They were
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leaving him alone with this guy, whose eyes were all over his body.
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Sam felt he might as well not be wearing anything at all. Tom's gaze
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was surely stripping him in his mind.
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Tom moved his chair closer to Sam's, and reached over to take his
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hand lightly.
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"Oh, shoot," Sam thought. "What have these women got me into
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now."
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Tom began the small talk. He wanted to know where Sam had come
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from, how long he had been in town, and if he was going to stay long.
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Sam was flustered. He didn't have answers for Tom. Heck, he
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didn't have answers for himself. He managed to avoid the direct
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questioning, and Tom seemed to accept this reluctantly.
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Without warning, Tom reached over, placing his arm around Sam's
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head, and planted a big kiss on his lips.
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Shocked by this sudden turn of events, Sam stiffened for a moment,
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then bowed to the inevitable. He managed to relax, and actually found
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himself enjoying Tom's attentions. Sam definitely felt the tongue this
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time.
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As Tom released Sam and lay back on his own lounger, Susan and
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Jane came back, bearing a basket of food. They must have been watching
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from the doorway, Sam thought, to time their entrance so perfectly.
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Tom got up, taking the basket from Susan, and went over to the
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charcoal grill nearby. He started the fire up, and began looking
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through the basket. Susan and Jane had gone over with him, and they
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beckoned for Sam to join them.
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As Sam came over, Susan said, "I'm sure Sam would be glad to help
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you, Tom."
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Tom beamed. He knew Susan was doing a little low level
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matchmaking, but wasn't minding it at all.
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Sam was less pleased. Though spoken cheerfully, the look Susan
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had given him left now doubt that this was merely a suggestion.
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Susan and Jane went back to the chairs, where they were talking
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and giggling to themselves.
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Sam followed Tom's directions, as he brought out the food, and
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began grilling the burgers. As they were working together, there was a
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lot of physical contact between them. Sam was sure that there was more
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than absolutely necessary, but he didn't have much choice in the
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matter. Besides, he was enjoying it a little.
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Tom and Sam brought the cooked food over to the others. They all
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chatted gaily, while consuming the greasy food. Sam was probably more
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pleased than the others, since this was about the first really
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acceptable food he'd had since Thursday night.
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Sam and Tom picked up the paper plates when they all got finished
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eating, and took them to the grill. Tom put them on the grill, where
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they burst into flame. Then, both of them went over to join the other
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two. There had been a bit more contact during this process, with Tom
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even holding Sam around the waist for a moment.
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As they joined the others, the sky suddenly darkened, and rain
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began to fall.
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"Darn," Jane began. "We would get rain to spoil a lovely
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afternoon."
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"Yes," Susan agreed. "It is a shame."
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Susan paused, then continued. "Why don't we all come up to my
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place, and continue the party."
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Tom and Jane were immediately agreeable. Sam, not agreeable,
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nodded his assent after a cold look from both of the girls.
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"Sam," Susan said as they entered the apartment, "get a beer for
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Tom from the refrigerator, and make a pot of coffee for the rest of us,
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please."
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Even though Susan was smiling, Sam knew her words carried the
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force of an order. He went into the kitchen to comply, thinking things
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about being turned into a waitress.
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Sam made coffee in Susan's Mr. Coffee machine, then went to the
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refrigerator for a beer. He'd like to have one himself, but Susan's
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words had excluded the realization of that. Sighing, he went over to
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the cabinet, getting a glass for Tom's beer.
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With the beer and glass, he came back into the living room. Susan
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and Jane were seated on a couple of the chairs. Tom was seated on the
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sofa. Sam nearly stumbled as he realized that he would be expected to
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sit right next to Tom. He put the beer and glass on the coffee table
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in front of Tom, placing them on lace doilies Susan had placed there.
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Seeing a pouring motion by Jane out of the corner of his eye, he
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picked up the glass, and poured some of the beer into it. Then, he
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placed the glass down and turned back to the kitchen. Luckily, the
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coffee wasn't done, so he could avoid the sofa for a few more minutes.
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The coffee decanter was full when he got back to the kitchen. So,
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he went to the cabinet, and got three cups and saucers down. He put
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them on the counter, and filled the cups about three quarters full. He
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dug around in the silver drawer, finding three spoons, which he placed
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one on each saucer. Searching the cabinets some more, he found the
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sugar in a big jar, and some Sugar Twin packets next to it. It would
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be impossible to take the big jar with him, so he picked up a few
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packets of the substitute with a sigh.
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Sam saw a serving tray on the counter, and placed the items on it.
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He took the tray into the living room, serving Jane, then Susan. Both
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girls thanked him. He was about to take the other cup off the tray,
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when Susan suggested he could just leave it on the coffee table, and
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join the crowd. Resigned, Sam made his way to sit down beside Tom on
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the sofa.
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As Sam sat, he unconsciously reached behind him, as if to smooth
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his skirt. He felt silly when he encountered bare buttocks, and
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recalled he was only wearing the bikini. He just sat, and
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automatically crossed his legs at the knees.
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Jane and Susan were nodding their approval as Sam sat. They could
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see he was learning a few things about womanhood already.
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Susan and Jane fielded most of Tom's questions about Sam's past.
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They made up a pretty believable story. Sam smiled every so often at
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Tom, though mostly after noticing a glare from one of the other women.
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They sat and chatted for about an hour, Tom's hand finding Sam's
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bare knee for a few moments once. Then, Tom stood and said he had some
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things to do at home, and had to leave.
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Sam was relieved, though the others showed some disappointment at
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this announcement. Sam's relief was short-lived as Tom kissed and
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hugged each of them, thanking them for the nice afternoon. His kiss
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lingered longest on Sam's lips.
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"OK," Susan said. "Clean up the dirty things, Sam."
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Sam picked up the cups and glasses, taking them to the kitchen.
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He washed them, and put them away.
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As he returned to the living room, Jane was saying, "Sam is
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adapting well."
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Susan agreed. Sam didn't, but he was not being asked.
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"The others will be over shortly," Susan announced. "Let's get
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changed before they get here."
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"OK," Jane replied, leaving to go over to her place.
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Part 17 - The Sunday Night Sorority Meeting
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Susan took Sam into the bedroom, and had him take off the bathing
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suit. She let him go to the bathroom when he told her he needed to
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make the trip.
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"You might as well change your tampon while you are there," she
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shouted after him.
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When Sam finished and returned to the bedroom, different clothes
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were lying on the bed, and Susan had gone to her room.
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She heard him finish through the walls, and hollered, "Just put on
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the things on the bed, dear."
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Sam sighed, and started dressing.
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He slipped on the same panties he'd worn that morning. He didn't
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see a bra or the garter belt, so he picked up the dress, and slipped
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into it.
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This dress had a halter top, and he managed to get his head
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through the strap before letting the dress slide down his body. He had
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to adjust the front so that his breasts went into the looser area of
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the halter in the front. As he zipped up the back, he realized that
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the zipper only came to about his waist. His whole back was bare, and
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the plunge of the halter was just above the waist in front. The skirt
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was barely longer than the nightgown, but it did cover the panties. He
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sighed, recognizing that he was going to be showing a lot of skin
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again.
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Susan came into the bedroom dressed in a loose blouse and jeans.
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She had flats on. Sam was a little envious, but didn't want to say
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anything.
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Susan reached into the dresser and pulled out a couple of little
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nylon things. As Sam took them, he realized that they looked like the
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feet of the stockings he'd been wearing. Only they just slipped on to
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his toes, catching at the heels. They barely covered the soles of his
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feet.
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"Those are Peds," Susan explained, "so you can be comfortable in
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your shoes without wearing long hose."
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She handed him a pair of white pumps, matching the dress color.
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Sam slipped them on, and they went into the living room.
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Susan turned on the television. She flipped through the channels,
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ending up on the PBS station. The show was a ballet.
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Sam knew nothing about ballet, or much about any dancing for that
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matter. It was just a bunch of naked women and some fairies in tights
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jumping around a stage as far as he was concerned. The one on the
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television did not look promising. He held his tongue, though,
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thinking uncomplimentary thoughts as he watched.
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The doorbell rang a few minutes later, and Jane came in. She was
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dressed much the same as Susan. Sam envied her the jeans too.
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Jane noticed the scowl on Sam's face.
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"What's the matter, Sam," she asked. "Don't you like opera?"
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Sam replied quickly, "No."
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"What would you rather watch then, dear," Susan inquired.
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"Football," he responded immediately. He knew that Sunday
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afternoon was filled with games during the season.
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Both women laughed hard at his reply.
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"You'll have to get over that," Jane said, still laughing.
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The other girls in the group began coming in over the next few
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minutes. They all greeted each other by name, and had Sam stand up so
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they could see how he looked. They were effusive in their compliments
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to him. He felt stupid.
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"Why don't you make some coffee for us," Susan suggested, implying
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more than a suggestion.
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Dutifully, Sam went into the kitchen and brewed up a pot of coffee
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for the second time that afternoon. As the coffee was brewing, he got
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out cups and saucers, and the sugar substitute, arranging them on the
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tray he'd used earlier. The coffee got done, and he filled the cups.
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He brought the tray into the living room, serving each of the women.
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The women each thanked him for the coffee. He was steaming inside
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from being made into the hostess for this hen party. The thought of
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their power over him kept him from saying anything.
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As he was about to join the group, Jane suggested, "Why don't you
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go powder your nose, Samantha?"
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Sam took the hint, almost glad to be spared the girl talk, and
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headed for the bedroom. He heard the door click locked as he got
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inside.
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He didn't really have to use the bathroom, so he sat on the bed.
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He could hear the women's voices talking in the living room, but the
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voices were subdued enough that he couldn't make out any of the words.
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He got bored in short order.
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Sam stood up and looked around his prison. This was really the
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first time he'd been alone and aware enough to check the place out. He
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went over to the window. It opened, and he looked down the straight
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five stories to the ground. Well, he decided, there won't be any
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escape that way. It depressed him enough that he returned to sit on
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the bed in misery again.
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After a while, the door was unlocked, and Susan invited him in to
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join the group. After he brought refills for their coffee, of course.
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There were not any available seats, so he stood stupidly in the
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center of the floor until Susan suggested he sit on the floor.
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Gracelessly, he sat on the carpet.
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All of the women laughed at him, finding the awkward position he
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found his limbs quite amusing.
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"Put your legs under your hips," Susan suggested, her voice full
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of laughter.
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Sam adjusted himself into the awkward position. It was not he
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most comfortable position to be in, but it wasn't the worst he'd ever
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been in either.
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The women talked of small, gay things. Susan and Jane recounted
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Sam's adventures of that day, and they all relived the scene at the
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club the night before. Once in a while, one of the women asked a
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question of him, but the talk was mostly about him, not to him. Twice,
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he had to refill the coffee, having to brew another pot once.
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At last, the women began to leave, pleading that they had to work
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in the morning, and it was getting late. They all hugged and kissed
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Sam as they left. Finally, only Susan remained.
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"Well, you had better clean up these dirty things," she said.
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Sam collected the dirty dishes, and went to the kitchen to wash
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them. He still didn't like it, but was getting used to this chore by
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now.
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When he was done, Susan took him into the bedroom. She had him
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strip down while she went in to run a bubble bath for him. She had him
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remove the tampon, and bathe as she left the room.
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"Just put on your nightie and go to bed when you are done," she
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said as she went to her room.
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Sam washed, and dried his body. He found that Susan had put a
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maxi-pad into his panties, so he put them and the nightgown on. Then,
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he remembered to wash out the panties and stockings he'd worn earlier.
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He figured it might be better to try to please Susan than suffer her
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anger in the morning.
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Sam climbed into bed, and dozed off almost at once.
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((c. 1990, W. Eastburn. All rights reserved.))
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