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Archive-name: Changes/sam4.txt
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Archive-author: W. Eastburn
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Archive-title: Sam - 4
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Monday Morning
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The first gray rays of sunlight were beginning to come through the
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window in Sam's bedroom. He was not awake yet, and his mind only half
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registered the muted buzzing. Susan's alarm clock was going off in her
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bedroom, and the sound was deadened by the wall between the rooms.
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Sam's unconscious mind halfway heard the clock, and his dreams
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turned abruptly to thoughts of going to work. Somehow, probably by
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habit, his mind recognized that this was a workday, and he should be
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getting ready. As the muted buzzing stopped, his mind lost the
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thought, and allowed him to drift in a lesser degree of sleep.
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The sounds of water running in the pipes came from the bathroom.
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Still asleep, Sam's brain registered this, and he drifted closer to
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wakefulness.
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He was still too much asleep to register the door of the bedroom
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being opened, as Susan came in.
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"Wake up, sleepy head," she called cheerfully, shaking Sam by the
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shoulder.
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Sam made some unintelligible mumbles, as he began to come to full
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awareness.
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For a moment, he thought he had slept over with one of his
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conquests, a thought which brought a smile to his face. He had
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registered Susan's obviously feminine voice. Then, he recognized that
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voice. He awoke with a start, recognizing that the nightmare was
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continuing.
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He got out of bed groggy. Something made him aware that Susan
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wouldn't be going away until he was on his feet.
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"Go on into the bathroom, Sam," Susan said, "and finish waking
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up." Her voice had the ring of laughter in it.
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Sam went into the bathroom, and ran some cold water over his face,
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bringing him to full consciousness. He felt his bladder was full, so
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went over to the toilet.
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As he pulled his panties down, he saw the soaked maxi-pad in them.
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He performed the necessary functions, trying to recall how Susan had
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handled the pad yesterday. Finally recalling the incident, he stripped
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the pad from the panties. He'd already inserted a tampon from the on
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the toilet tank.
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He pulled the panties completely off is feet, and took them to the
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sink, where he washed them out. He hung them on the towel rack, and
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stripped off his nightgown, hanging it on the hook behind the door.
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Then, he went into the bedroom again to face Susan.
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Susan had already made the bed, and laid some clothing out on it.
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He went over, and began putting on the frilly underwear. The panties
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and bra were the same style he'd been wearing yesterday, though the
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panties had a bunch of lace sewn all over them. The silly garter belt
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was there, so he put that on as well. He recalled how Susan had shown
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him to put the garters through the panty, and how difficult it had been
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to go to the bathroom before she had shown him that trick, so he did
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that as well.
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The dress he picked up was at least more substantial than those
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he'd been wearing. It had shoulders. It was sleeveless, and had a
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scoop neck, flowing to a straight skirt. He put the bright red dress
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on. It fell about halfway between the bottom of his panties and his
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knees.
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He looked at Susan. She was not dressed informally, as he'd seen
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her on the previous days. She had a white blouse with a black bow on,
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and her skirt was a gray checked thing, falling to the middle of her
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knees. She was wearing about two inch heels with her clothes. She
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looked good to him.
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Susan had him come over to the dressing table, and told him to put
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on some lipstick and comb his hair. She went out to the kitchen to
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make coffee.
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Sam picked up the brush, and began combing. He looked at what he
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was doing in the mirror, and was appalled to see he was mashing the
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hair down. He hoped Susan wouldn't come back in until he figured out
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how to fix it. He ran his hands through the hair, mussing it but
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getting it to stand up again. He recalled that Susan's touch with the
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brush had been very light yesterday, so he made a concentrated effort
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to brush lightly. He was rewarded by seeing the hair brush into its
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now familiar style.
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Finding the blue purse, he dug through it to find the lipstick.
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He opened it, and began smearing the stuff on his lips. He managed
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without straying from the outside of his lip line.
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Susan returned, and looked him over, complimenting him for getting
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things right for a change. She then handed him a pair of stockings,
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which he put on.
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The red pumps she got out for him slipped on as easily as he
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remembered.
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Susan hastily clipped a necklace and bracelet on him, then took up
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the cologne spray and zapped him with that. He smelled like a flower
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again.
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Susan got a bright red purse from the dresser, and had him put his
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belongings into it. It was a shoulder bag, like the one he'd taken to
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the mall on Saturday.
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When she was satisfied, Susan led him to the kitchen for some
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coffee.
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"Only coffee this morning," she apologized. "I have to get to
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work early."
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Just then, the doorbell rang. Susan indicated that Sam should
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answer it.
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He went to the front door and opened it.
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Gwen was standing there, dressed in her white nurse's uniform,
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with a cute little cap. He stood back so she could enter. It looked
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like everyone was going to work but him.
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Gwen accepted a cup of coffee, which she drank hastily.
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"I have to get to the office," she explained.
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"Come along, Samantha," she smiled.
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Sam looked at Susan inquiringly.
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"You are going with Gwen today, Sam," Susan said with a smile.
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The Hard Truth
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Bowing to the inevitable, Sam followed Gwen downstairs to her car.
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He got in, and she made sure his seat belt was secure before she headed
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out into traffic.
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Gwen probably been the most helpful of the women so far, so Sam
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thought he might try and talk to her a bit.
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"Gwen," he began. "I have got to go to work. You girls have
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already made me miss one day of it. Can you change me back, and let me
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go?"
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"Why, Samantha," she replied, her eyes twinkling, "you have only
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just begun your adventure. Why on earth would you want to leave us
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now?"
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"But I have to go to work," he protested.
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"We have that all taken care of," she reassured him.
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Some reassurance, he thought, as he sat back in the seat in
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defeat.
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They drove into the parking lot of the professional building about
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halfway between Susan's place and his old apartment. Sam had passed
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the building a number of times, but had never been inside.
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Gwen took him inside.
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Sam followed Gwen through the doorway, where she smiled and
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greeted the watchman, then down the shined hard floor to an office with
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a frosted window in the door. "Lois Bryant, MD, OB/GYN," it read.
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OB/GYN? Isn't that where women go to have babies, Sam thought to
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himself. He'd never even thought about going into a place like this
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before.
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Gwen opened the door with a key from her key ring, leading Sam
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into the waiting room.
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The waiting room was typical doctor's office. Several old sofas
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were placed around the walls, looking like they had been rescued from
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some Salvation Army store. There was a low coffee table in the middle,
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and several end tables scattered around the walls. Like most doctor's
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offices Sam had been in, there were hundreds of magazines scattered
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around, though the stacks did seem neater than he was used to.
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"Just take a seat here in the waiting room," Gwen instructed. "We
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have some patients today, but we'll work you in as we have time."
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Gwen went into a rear office, and appeared moments later at an
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open window/counter. She began shuffling some papers.
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Sam picked a the end of a couch in the corner of the office,
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hoping the plant in the corner would hide him. He was uncomfortable in
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this place already.
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A few minutes after Sam was settled, Lois walked in. She was
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wearing a navy skirt and white blouse, and navy pumps, he noticed. She
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saw Gwen, greeted her with a cheery, "Good morning," and glanced around
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the office. The plant didn't hide Sam.
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"Good morning, Samantha," she said. "You are looking wonderful
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this morning."
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Recalling the chastisement he'd received yesterday morning, Sam
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thanked Lois for the compliment.
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"Why don't you move up here," Lois said, pointing to a sofa near
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the counter.
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Reluctantly, Sam got up and moved to the indicated position. He
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didn't even have the plant to hide behind now.
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Lois went into the back, leaving Sam alone in the waiting room.
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He wasn't alone for long, because a woman entered a few minutes
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later. She was dressed in a conservatively cut suit, Sam noticed, as
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she walked to the counter, said a few words to Gwen, then sat on one of
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the sofas. She reached out, and began leafing through one of the
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magazines.
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While Sam was observing this, another woman came in. This one was
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obviously pregnant. Sam noticed that she went through the same steps
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as the first woman.
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Another woman came in. This one was dressed in a white uniform,
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like Gwen's, but she didn't have a hat. She went into the back, and
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took Gwen's place at the counter. Sam surmised that this was the
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receptionist.
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Gwen stuck her head out of the door and called, "Helen, you can
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come in now."
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The pregnant woman went to the door and followed Gwen back into
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the back.
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Another woman came in, went through the sign in ritual, and sat
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down before Gwen called the first woman to the back.
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Sam was getting bored by now. He picked up a magazine from the
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stack next to him. "Modern Motherhood," it read. He dropped it back
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on the stack immediately. He lifted several others, noting that most
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of them were dealing with parenthood. He guessed that these might be
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appropriate for an office of this type, but he was not in the least bit
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interested in reading that kind of material. He finally came across a
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Vogue in the pile. Sighing, he began leafing through it. At least it
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was better than reading about babies.
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Gwen came to the door and called the next patient. She smiled at
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Sam before she led the other woman to the back.
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The pregnant woman came out about this time, discretely adjusting
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her clothing. She went to the desk, talked to the receptionist for a
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minute, then accepted a slip of paper and left.
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Another pregnant woman came in.
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Sam was beginning to figure that this was going to be a long wait,
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when Gwen came to the door and said, "Samantha, I think we can take you
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now."
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Sam was eager enough to follow her. At least there would be a
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change of scenery from the waiting room.
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Gwen led Sam into a small examining room.
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"Let's get you started," she said.
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"Step out of your heels, and stand on the scale," she continued.
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Sam stepped out of his shoes, and stepped on the scale he saw at
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the side of the room. The floor was cold on his stocking clad feet.
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Gwen went through the moving of the weights to weigh him, then
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pulled the rod up to measure his height. She had him sit next to the
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desk in the corner, and took his temperature and blood pressure.
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Sam was used to these thing, his doctor did them every time he
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visited him. So far, there was no big secret to being in this women's
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doctor's office.
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Gwen then put her stethoscope to her ears, and began pressing the
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cold metal disk to Sam's body. When she put it on his breasts, he felt
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the nipples grow hard from the cold metal. He'd been noticing his
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nipples hardening at almost any provocation. Other than that, he was
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not unfamiliar with the procedures.
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As Gwen finished writing her findings in a folder, she told Sam to
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disrobe and sit on the examining table in the middle of the room.
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Hesitantly Sam complied, though he only took the dress off.
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Gwen looked sharply at him, "No, Sam, take everything off."
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Resigned, Sam stripped and sat on the table.
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Gwen came over with a rubber hammer, testing Sam's reflexes. Then
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she told him to lie down on the table, helping to move him into the
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position she had in mind.
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Sam's feet dangled over the end of the table, but Gwen didn't seem
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to mind.
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Gwen lifted one leg up by the knee, and placed it in a stirrup
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that Sam hadn't noticed earlier. She repeated the process with the
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other, then moved the stirrups out form the table, spreading Sam's legs
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wide apart.
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Sam turned deep red. He was terribly embarrassed to be so exposed
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to Gwen.
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Gwen draped a green cloth from Sam's knees to his waist. Sam
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couldn't see anything below his waist now, but the coolness he felt in
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his genitals reminded him how exposed he was.
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Gwen was doing something at the side of the table, when the
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support below Sam's hips fell away.
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Gwen went to the small refrigerator on the wall of the room, and
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removed a bottle with a big rubber hose coming out of it. She went to
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the foot of the table, and began doing something. Sam felt her fingers
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on his groin, then the tampon being removed. He felt something enter
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into him.
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"This may be uncomfortable," Gwen said cheerfully.
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Suddenly, Sam felt as if a hot poker had been jammed into his
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stomach. Then, it turned cold. He felt the coldness seeping up from
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his groin to his belly. It felt like ice water was invading him.
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Sam felt the coldness warm up inside his body, and the tube being
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removed from him. Then he heard the liquid dripping into a pan.
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"I kept that in the refrigerator just for you," Gwen laughed. "We
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usually douche our patients with warm water, but we wanted you to
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remember it."
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Leaving Sam supported in this precarious and exposed position,
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dripping water into the pan, Gwen simply smiled and walked out of the
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room.
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It seemed like a long time to Sam, but must have been only a few
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minutes before Gwen returned, this time accompanying Lois. They both
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smiled at him.
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"Good morning, Samantha," Lois began, as she moved to the foot of
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the table, Gwen at her shoulder. Lois now had a white lab coat over
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her blouse.
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Lois moved the pan out of her way, and sat down on a small stool,
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directly in front of Sam's exposed parts. He could feel himself
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blushing again.
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He felt her doing something to his groin, then something entered
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deep inside him, feeling like it was filling a passage. He felt it
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wiggle around, then withdraw swiftly.
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Something cold entered him next. It warmed quickly as it squirmed
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around inside him, then he felt a sharp pinch. The instrument was
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withdrawn.
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Lois kept down there for a while longer, her fingers probing his
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genitals, then she stripped off her surgical gloves and left the room.
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"We'll have to wait a while for the tests to come back," Gwen
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said.
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Gwen followed Lois out of the room, again leaving Sam in the
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awkward position. Sam tried to move to get more comfortable, but his
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legs stuck in the stirrups restricted his movement greatly. He sighed,
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and lay back accepting it.
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A few minutes later, Gwen came back in the room, this time leading
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Gloria.
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"Good morning, Samantha," Gloria said.
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Sam wondered how they could all be so cheerful. Oh well, they
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weren't hanging out over this silly table.
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"I came over from the University Hospital as soon as I could get
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away. Now, let's see what we have here, " Gloria continued.
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She sat down at the end of the table and proceeded to duplicate
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the things that Lois had done a few minutes earlier. The only
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difference was that the pinch was missing.
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Finally, Gloria stood and looked at him, "It looks excellent,
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Samantha. But, we'll have to wait for Lois' tests to be really sure."
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Gloria smiled and left the room.
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Now, Gwen took her turn at the end of the table. Sam felt her
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inserting a tampon.
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"All finished," Gwen smiled, as she restored the table to it's
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normal position.
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"You can get up and get dressed now," she concluded as she walked
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from the room again.
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Sam got up, still humiliated, and slowly began dressing. While he
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was not yet familiar enough with his clothing to be fast in any case,
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he was dressing slower than normal.
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After dressing, Sam sat down on the chair by the desk. He
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wondered what was going to happen now.
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Gwen walked in a few minutes later, saying, "Oh, you're dressed.
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Good. Go back and wait in the waiting room."
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Sam got up and returned to the waiting room, noticing that more
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women had arrived while he had been getting examined.
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His old seat was open, so he sat down and picked up the Vogue
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again.
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A number of the other women went into the back, and returned while
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he was waiting. He'd finished looking through the Vogue, without any
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real interest, and had picked up another magazine. It was one of those
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baby ones, but it was something to do.
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The waiting room cleared out, and Sam noticed that it was 12:30 on
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the clock on the wall. He hadn't noticed what time it had been when he
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had gone into the examining room, but was sure it had been several
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hours ago.
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Gwen and Gloria walked out from the back and turned to him.
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"Come on, Sam," Gwen said. "Let's go get some lunch."
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The three of them went across the street to a small restaurant,
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and had small house salads with coffee. Sam ate every leaf of lettuce.
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As they left, Gloria said she had to get back to her office. She
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went her way while Gwen and Sam went back to Lois' office.
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"Wait here," Gwen smiled, in the waiting room.
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Sam sighed, and picked up the magazine he'd been leafing through.
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He got through three more before he looked up at the clock again. It
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was 3:30, and he was still waiting. He stood, to stretch his muscles.
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The receptionist glared at him.
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Sam sat back down, sighed, and picked up yet another magazine.
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At last, Gwen called him into the back again. This time they went
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into a more standard office setting.
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Lois looked up from the papers on her desk, smiled, and indicated
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a chair. Gwen sat in the other one.
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"Well, Samantha," Lois began. "You will be happy to know that all
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of our tests show you to be a normal, functioning female."
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Sam was shocked. He'd known it, really, but hearing it said out
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loud crushed him.
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"I saw no abnormality in your sex organs at all," she continued,
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"and Gloria's examination showed the same."
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"Incidentally, your hymen is in tact," she kept going. "I guess
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that makes you a virgin."
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Gwen and Lois both giggled at this pronouncement.
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Sam turned beet red.
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Lois wrote something on a piece of paper. She handed it to Sam,
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saying, "This is a prescription for oral contraceptives. You will want
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to get it filled this afternoon."
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My god, Sam thought. I'm really a girl now, and a virgin to boot.
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Now, she's giving me a prescription for the pill. Sam had no intention
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of needing the pill.
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"Gwen," Lois continued, "why don't you take the rest of the day
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off. Take Sam home, and make sure to get the script filled."
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Gwen and Sam stood and left the office to Lois' cheery, "See you
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later, Sam."
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Sam noted it was 4 PM as they left the office and went to Gwen's
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car.
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Gwen drove out into traffic, and pulled in at a strip mall further
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down the street. The big neon sign in front of them announced,
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"Drugs."
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Gwen led Sam into the drug store, and back to the pharmacist's
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counter. The clerk looked up inquiringly, then said, "Hi Gwen."
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Gwen smiled, then turned to Sam.
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"Give her your prescription, Samantha," she ordered.
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Sam gave the paper to the clerk, receiving a number in
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return.
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Gwen led Sam into the store's aisles, stopping at the cosmetics
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displays. She pointed out various cosmetics to Sam, often saying
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they'd look good on him. She picked up a couple of them before Sam's
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number was called.
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They returned to the pharmacy window, where the clerk gave Sam a
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small paper bag. "That will be Thirty Four Fifty," she said.
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Gwen quickly said, "It's on our office. And would you ring these
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up as well?", placing the cosmetics she'd selected on the counter.
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The clerk merrily began adding the purchases on the register, and
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Gwen paid with cash from her purse, after getting a receipt.
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Gwen drove Sam back to Susan's apartment. Susan was home, and let
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them in.
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To Tell the Truth
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Susan was now dressed in jeans and a plaid blouse. She looked
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inquiringly at Gwen.
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"Oh, Sam's normal," Gwen said. "She's even a virgin."
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The girls began giggling.
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"Lois gave her some pills too. Oh, and I noticed her flow was
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ebbing."
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"That's great news," Susan replied.
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Sam, once again a beet red, wondered what language these women
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were speaking in the last sentence.
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The doorbell rang just about then, and Jane came in to join them.
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Seeing Jane, Gwen said, "Oh! Samantha said something about having
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to go to work today."
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The girls began laughing harder, much to Sam's increased
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puzzlement.
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Jane looked at him, saying, "Sam, dearest, you resigned from the
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office last Friday. I typed up the letter myself, and stamped it with
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the signature stamp in your desk. Something about personal problems."
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The girls began laughing even harder now.
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"Oh, I got your severance pay check. Mr. Grant had me type it,"
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she said, proffering the green check to Sam.
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Sam saw it was clearly made out to Samantha Gordon. His heart
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sank even lower.
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"Just write your name on the back," Jane said. "I want to get it
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to the bank before it closes." She handed Sam a pen from her purse.
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Sam didn't know what to do. Susan made a motion like someone
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giving a shot, and Sam decided to sign the check.
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Jane left quickly, with a, "Be back soon, girls."
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Susan and Gwen began talking together, mostly about things
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incomprehensible to Sam, though he knew that they were talking about
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him. He sat glumly on the sofa.
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Jane came back after a while, and held out a check book with red
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roses all over the cover. She handed it to Sam.
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Sam looked inside, and noted that the checks were printed for
|
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Samantha Gordon.
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"How did you do that," Sam sputtered, knowing you had to sign a
|
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bunch of forms to get a bank account.
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"Easy," Jane laughed. "Do you remember all those forms you signed
|
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Saturday? The bank application was in with them."
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The girls laughed again.
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"I opened the account with my money on Saturday for you," Jane
|
|
continued, "and I picked up the checks from the printer today."
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"By the way," she said, "you owe me a hundred dollars."
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The girls began laughing until Sam could tears streaming down some
|
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of their faces. He wondered what was so funny.
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"I'd better keep that for you," Susan said, taking the checkbook
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from him.
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Just then, Sharon came in.
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Like Susan earlier, Sharon was dressed in attractive suit, with a
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ruffled blouse. Her navy bag and pumps matched the suit. Recalling
|
|
the price tags on some of the things at the mall the other day, Sam
|
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figured the suit must have cost $500, easily.
|
|
"Hi gang," Sharon said.
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"Let me look at you, Sam," she said with a smile
|
|
Sam stood for yet another inspection. These inspections by the
|
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women were getting old.
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|
"You look absolutely, lovely," she said, and, as soon as Sam
|
|
thanked her for the compliment, turned to the others.
|
|
"I'd have been here sooner," she said to them, "but I had to meet
|
|
my lawyer at the Club."
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|
"Anything interesting," Susan inquired.
|
|
"Just something I've been playing with," Sharon replied.
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|
"We all know what that means," Susan said, laughing.
|
|
The others had joined in the laughter, leaving Sam alone in he
|
|
lack of knowledge.
|
|
Sam must have had a look of incomprehension on his face, because
|
|
Gwen asked, "What's troubling you, Sam, dear?"
|
|
Sam stared at Sharon, and questioned, "Sharon, your suit is
|
|
terrific, and I'd sure love to do something about getting you out of
|
|
it."
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|
The girls broke into hearty laughter at that.
|
|
"If I were able," Sam amended, recalling his present situation.
|
|
"But, it must have cost a fortune," he continued. "How does a bar
|
|
maid afford such beautiful clothes?"
|
|
The girls were doubled over with laughter now, and Sam could see
|
|
the tears streaming from all of their eyes. He must have said
|
|
something really funny.
|
|
"Sam, love," Sharon spoke, as soon as she had composed herself a
|
|
bit, "you really don't know anything about the women you have chased,
|
|
do you?"
|
|
Sam had to admit to himself that knowing about the women he'd had
|
|
was not the topmost thing on his mind. He'd always thought of women as
|
|
something for pleasure.
|
|
"Sharon," Susan interceded, "is DOCTOR Sharon Wilson. She has a
|
|
ScD. in Electrical Engineering from MIT. She invented a computer
|
|
system that so changed the industry that it is now an industry
|
|
standard, and she makes about ten dollars in royalties on almost every
|
|
computer sold around the world."
|
|
"After that, she left IBM, and went into business for herself as
|
|
an inventor. IBM let her go with the agreement that she'd continue on
|
|
a consulting basis. Every few months, she gets an idea with her
|
|
tinkering, and sells her inventions for big bucks," Susan continued.
|
|
"She got the Nobel for her computer thingie. She OWNS the bar we
|
|
got you from. She just likes to work there sometimes to meet the
|
|
common folks," Susan concluded.
|
|
Sharon had turned crimson hearing the recitation of her
|
|
accomplishments.
|
|
Sam sat back stunned. He had no idea that Sharon was such an
|
|
important person. He'd always thought of her as a pleasant, good
|
|
looking bartender who he hadn't gotten into the sack yet.
|
|
The others were now laughing even harder at Sam's discomfort, and
|
|
obvious puzzlement.
|
|
Sharon recovered, and laughed, "I'll bet he knows next to nothing
|
|
about any of the women he's bedded."
|
|
The others agreed, laughing.
|
|
Sam responded eagerly to Susan's suggestion he go make coffee for
|
|
the group. At least the kitchen was away from the scene of his last
|
|
faux pas.
|
|
Carol and Lois had joined the group when Sam returned with the
|
|
coffee. The others were cluing the newcomers in on Sam's latest
|
|
blunder, and all were laughing heartily.
|
|
Sam endured the discomfort, as Carol was brought up to date on his
|
|
condition. He was beginning to wonder what else there was about these
|
|
women he didn't know.
|
|
Tom rang the bell after a few more minutes, and walked into the
|
|
room carrying two large pizza boxes, and a couple of six packs of beer.
|
|
"Oh, Tom," Susan laughed, "you always did have a way of knowing
|
|
our weaknesses."
|
|
Tom laughed easily, "I saw all the cars in the lot, and just knew
|
|
my 'harem' would be up here. So I went over to Antonia's, fixing to
|
|
ply you all with good food and strong drink."
|
|
Jane punched him playfully on the arm, and took the pizza boxes,
|
|
placing them on the coffee table. The girls unceremoniously ripped the
|
|
boxes open, and began lifting wedges of the gooey pizza.
|
|
"What's the matter, Sam," Susan said, seeing Sam abstaining, "not
|
|
hungry?
|
|
Sam was, in fact, hungry. He'd been hungry for days, and been
|
|
frustrated in satisfying it at every turn. But he also remembered that
|
|
each time he'd gone for some good food, the women had stopped him with
|
|
warnings, and even threats. He'd decided to wait for permission this
|
|
time. With Susan's words, he grabbed a wedge of the sloppy pizza as
|
|
well.
|
|
Tom came over to the sofa, and always the gentleman, perched
|
|
himself on the wing. The fact that this placed him right next to Sam
|
|
didn't bother him in the least, but left Sam uneasy.
|
|
"Where's Gloria tonight?" Tom asked, between bites.
|
|
"Oh, she called the office just before I left," Lois replied.
|
|
"Somebody got into an accident, and she had to go to the hospital. She
|
|
sent her regrets."
|
|
The others sobered at the thought, but then became playful again.
|
|
"Wait 'til she hears she missed the pizza," Gwen exclaimed.
|
|
Everyone started laughing again.
|
|
They all finished with the pizzas and beer. Even Sam was allowed
|
|
to have a beer, the first real drink he'd had since this adventure
|
|
began. Sam was still hungry, but the reproving eyes of some of the
|
|
girls had limited him to two slices, like the others.
|
|
They all leaned back and relaxed in the good cheer and company,
|
|
when Sam felt Tom's arm circle his shoulders.
|
|
"Samantha, you are looking especially lovely tonight," Tom said.
|
|
Sam smiled his pleasure. Something made him like this handsome
|
|
man. He seemed to be changing his perspective.
|
|
"Um, Tom," Carol began. "There's something I think we need to
|
|
tell you."
|
|
His arm still draped on Sam's shoulders, Tom looked inquiringly at
|
|
Lois.
|
|
"You knew we all love you," she continued. "And you're always
|
|
there for us."
|
|
Tom laughed, saying, "And I'm handsome and good in bed too!."
|
|
The group broke up into laughter again.
|
|
"Listen to this guy fishing for compliments," Jane said, as she
|
|
punched him playfully again.
|
|
"And a real hunk," Carol continued, laughing. "And maybe
|
|
trainable in bed."
|
|
Even bigger laughs emerged from the whole group.
|
|
"And modest, too," Susan volunteered.
|
|
Tears filled all the girls' eyes as they laughed. Tom was
|
|
laughing just as hard as the rest of the group.
|
|
When the laughter subsided, Carol continued, "We have all noticed
|
|
how you seem to have taken a liking to Samantha."
|
|
"We have been having some fun at your expense, though not
|
|
intentionally," she kept going.
|
|
The girls were giggling again, and Tom was paying amused attention
|
|
to Carol.
|
|
"But we all love and respect you too much to let it go on."
|
|
"Do you know Sam Gordon?" she continued.
|
|
"Well, I've never formally met the guy. I've seen him around,
|
|
though," Tom conceded.
|
|
"What did you think of him?" Jane inquired.
|
|
"He was something of a braggart," Tom answered. "He was always
|
|
chasing new women, and letting everyone know about his successes. I
|
|
guess I didn't think too much about that, or him, for that matter."
|
|
"Well," Carol continued, "I think you had better hear what we have
|
|
to say."
|
|
"I think you'll need to be sitting down for this," she cautioned.
|
|
"Samantha, why don't you give Tom your place on the sofa," Susan
|
|
directed.
|
|
"Oh, she doesn't need to do that," Tom hastily injected. "I'm
|
|
fine here."
|
|
"No," Susan kept on the track, "Sam will move, and maybe you can
|
|
let her sit on your lap?"
|
|
The girls giggled.
|
|
Sam was shocked, but he got up to allow Tom to sit on the sofa.
|
|
As he did so, he took Sam's hand, pulling him down onto one leg. He
|
|
circled Sam's waist with an arm, then turned to listen.
|
|
Sam was terribly uncomfortable now. He had mixed feelings,
|
|
though. He was being humiliated, and showing it by flushing red. At
|
|
the same time, he felt a strange, tingling sensation though his body.
|
|
He also felt a dampness in his panties.
|
|
Carol then related the whole story of how Susan had gone to the
|
|
bar, seduced Sam, and brought him back here, where Lois had done her
|
|
medical magic on him.
|
|
Sam was now a brilliant red with embarrassment.
|
|
"You're so cute when you blush like that," Tom whispered into
|
|
Sam's ear. "You flush all the way down through your bust."
|
|
Sam turned even redder.
|
|
"We took Sam over to The Game Cock Saturday," Carol continued.
|
|
"We didn't expect to meet you there, though it was a pleasure as
|
|
always."
|
|
"Anyway," she kept on going, "you seemed to like Sam. So, we just
|
|
let you two go on."
|
|
"I think we aggravated the situation," admitted Susan, "by
|
|
inviting you over to the pool yesterday."
|
|
"But Sam's really a woman now, isn't she," Tom inquired, knowing
|
|
of Gloria's work.
|
|
"Oh," Lois chimed in, "that's for sure. She's probably more
|
|
female than any of the rest of us!"
|
|
The girls were giggling at that announcement.
|
|
Sam retained his brilliant red coloration, becoming more
|
|
uncomfortable by the minute. If these women kept up like this,
|
|
everyone in the city would soon know of his situation.
|
|
"I don't see how that's possible," Tom responded instantly. "I've
|
|
never had any problems considering any of you female!"
|
|
The group again laughed until the tears rolled.
|
|
"Yea," Jane interjected, "you spent so much time in our sorority
|
|
house lounge, we thought about pledging you!."
|
|
Everyone rolled on the floor with that, except for Sam, trapped on
|
|
Tom's lap still.
|
|
"We're sorry if we led you on, into something you might not want
|
|
be involved in," Carol concluded, contritely, when the laughter died
|
|
out.
|
|
"No problem as far as I can see," Tom replied easily. "Sam's a
|
|
girl now. If you hadn't told me I'd have never known. Besides, I
|
|
still like her, no matter what her history might be."
|
|
"Actually," Tom continued, "the real reason I came over tonight
|
|
was to see if Sam wanted to go dancing again."
|
|
"Oh, I just knew you'd understand," Carol said brightly, as she
|
|
got up from her seat and planted a big kiss on Tom's lips.
|
|
Gwen spoke, "Tom, you do need to know a few things though."
|
|
She'd gotten Tom's attention now.
|
|
Sam was in a state of panic waiting for even more revelations.
|
|
"Lois checked Sam out today," she continued. "She's a virgin.
|
|
And, she having her period, so don't plan on doing too much with her
|
|
right now."
|
|
Tom laughed, "Have I ever hurt any of you girls? Don't you think
|
|
you can trust me to be the same way with your creation?"
|
|
"Oh, of course we do," said Susan, hastily, "but we thought you
|
|
needed to know."
|
|
"Well, I DO thank you for that," Tom said. "But it doesn't make
|
|
any real difference. I still like Samantha."
|
|
Tom was squeezing Sam more tightly around the waist now, and
|
|
smiling broadly.
|
|
"I'd still like to take Sam out tonight," Tom said to the women.
|
|
"Is there anything you think I should do special?" he added, after
|
|
a brief hesitation.
|
|
"Go powder your nose, Sam," Susan ordered.
|
|
Sam went into the bedroom, being locked in as he stepped inside.
|
|
He wondered at what insidious plans the group was dreaming up for him.
|
|
He had no doubt at all that he was going out with Tom tonight.
|
|
Well, the thought of going out with Tom didn't really seem all
|
|
that bad. But, Tom was now in on the secret, and maybe he'd change the
|
|
way he treated him.
|
|
It wasn't too long before the door opened, and Susan beckoned Sam
|
|
to join the group.
|
|
"Grab your purse, dear," she said. "Tom is taking you out."
|
|
"It will be good for you to have a real date," Gwen smiled.
|
|
"And Tom is sooooo sweet," Jane crooned.
|
|
Sam picked up his purse, and took Tom's proffered arm, as they
|
|
left the apartment for a night on the town.
|
|
"Just get her back by midnight," Susan said at the door.
|
|
"Just like college," Tom laughed.
|
|
|
|
First Date
|
|
|
|
Tom, always the gentleman, held the door to his luxurious Lincoln
|
|
for Sam to slide in the front seat. He closed the door, and got in the
|
|
driver's side. After he started the car, he laid his arm lightly
|
|
across Sam's shoulders, drawing him closer.
|
|
Sam stiffened for a moment as Tom's arm touched him, then he
|
|
relaxed, instinctively trusting Tom not to do anything offensive.
|
|
As they drove out into traffic, Tom started, "You have an
|
|
incredible story, Sam."
|
|
"I had planned on taking you over to the Red Rooster for a few
|
|
drinks and some dancing," he continued, "but now, I think I might have
|
|
a better idea."
|
|
His arm tightened on Sam's shoulder, but the drive continued in
|
|
silence.
|
|
As they pulled into the parking lot of the small bar, Sam's heart
|
|
sank. The bright neon lights proclaimed this to be, "The Booby Trap,"
|
|
a place noted for strippers, and which Sam had frequented often.
|
|
"Hello, Mr. Benton," the doorman said, as they entered the club.
|
|
"We don't see you bringing lovely ladies to our humble
|
|
establishment too often," the doorman continued.
|
|
"This one's special, Jake," Tom replied with a chuckle.
|
|
The Booby Trap was laid out with an darkened area of tables in the
|
|
rear, and a brightly lit stage area in the center. There were tables
|
|
around the stage, and some chairs set right up adjacent to the long
|
|
walkway that formed the stage. Sam hoped they would go to the dark
|
|
tables, but Tom led him to the lighted ones nearer the stage.
|
|
A waitress came over to their table as they sat down, Tom seating
|
|
Sam in a gentlemanly fashion. As all waitresses in the club, this one
|
|
was wearing a full micro-skirt, filled even fuller by yards of
|
|
stiffened lace fabric under it, some black mesh stockings, held up by
|
|
garters in plain sight, and high heeled pumps. She was topless.
|
|
"Well, hello, Tom," the waitress said, rubbing her hand over Tom's
|
|
shoulder. "Long time no see."
|
|
"I've been busy, Arlene," Tom explained.
|
|
"I can see that," Arlene said, smiling directly at Sam.
|
|
"What will you have?" she continued.
|
|
"Oh, just a beer for me," Tom said, "and maybe a lady's drink for
|
|
Samantha."
|
|
"Be right back," Arlene said, after writing the order on her book.
|
|
Arlene had just placed the drinks before the couple, when the
|
|
music began, and two girls danced out onto the stage. Over the next
|
|
three songs, they removed their clothing a bit at a time, until they
|
|
were completely naked, except their heels, at the end of the third
|
|
song. They danced the fourth song unclad. At the end of the fourth
|
|
number, they collected this discarded clothing, leaving to backstage
|
|
two different women replaced them. The dancers appeared, now clad
|
|
simply in transparent panties, through the stage door moments later.
|
|
They began mingling with the crowd as the women now on stage repeated
|
|
their earlier dancing.
|
|
Normally, Sam would have become excited by the show, but tonight
|
|
he just did not feel excited by the women at all. What he did find
|
|
more exciting was Tom's gaze at the women. He even felt a twinge of
|
|
jealousy, though he'd have never pegged it as that.
|
|
One of the former dancers came over to the table.
|
|
"Hi there, Tom," she cooed, shaking her breasts in his face.
|
|
"I'd dance for you, but I see you have company already," the woman
|
|
said, looking fiercely at Sam.
|
|
"Don't let that stop you," Tom laughed. "I think she'll get a
|
|
kick out of it."
|
|
The woman immediately stepped up on one of the chairs, and from
|
|
there to the center of their table. She began to undulate to the
|
|
music. Her crotch seemed to end up in Tom's face quite often during
|
|
the dance.
|
|
Thankfully, Sam thought, she'd only danced one song on the table.
|
|
He'd known Renee before, but she'd never put on that kind of show for
|
|
him.
|
|
Greg stumbled up to the table. It was early, but Greg was already
|
|
pretty well loaded.
|
|
"Howdy, Tom," he slurred.
|
|
"Oh, I know you!," he continued.
|
|
"You were at The Game Cock the other night," as recognized Sam.
|
|
"You ought to try your luck," Greg said, looking directly at Sam
|
|
and pointing to the stage. "It's amateur night."
|
|
Greg stumbled off into the crowd, as Sam felt Tom's hand squeeze
|
|
his knee.
|
|
Tom leaned over the table and whispered, "Well, Sam. Want to try
|
|
your luck?"
|
|
Sam panicked. Tom could not possibly mean he wanted Sam to do a
|
|
strip right here in front of all these horny men, could he?
|
|
Tom patted Sam's knee, chuckling, "Oh well, not tonight I guess."
|
|
The sense of relief and gratitude Sam felt at being let off the
|
|
hook was profound. Even though he'd seen, and enjoyed, amateur nights
|
|
at the Booby Trap on many occasions, he had no desire to participate in
|
|
one. In fact, he felt uncomfortable just being in the place now, quite
|
|
unlike he'd felt on his previous visits.
|
|
"Let's get out of this place," Tom suggested. "Unless you'd like
|
|
to stay longer?"
|
|
Sam smiled his acceptance of the idea, and was even eager to take
|
|
Tom's arm as they left the noisy club.
|
|
In Tom's car again, with Tom's arm over his shoulders, Sam noticed
|
|
a couple of scantily clad hookers walking the street. He had seen them
|
|
before, of course, but never in quite the same light. He shuddered at
|
|
the thought of how they made their living.
|
|
"Sam," Tom was saying, "we can revisit some more of your old
|
|
haunts, if you want to."
|
|
Sam looked up to Tom, saying, "Please, Tom. I just didn't feel
|
|
right in there. You decide where we should go."
|
|
Tom chuckled as he started the car and they drove off into the
|
|
city.
|
|
As they pulled into the front parking lot of the Holiday Inn, Sam
|
|
fell back into panic. He'd been doing that a lot lately, but, with
|
|
visions of having Tom taking him up to a room and doing things with
|
|
him, his fright was more severe than he'd been subjected to before.
|
|
The apprehension deepened as they entered the hotel lobby, arm in arm.
|
|
Sam had forgotten about Grady's, the small, dimly lit bar off the
|
|
lobby, in his state of panic. It was into the bar that Tom led him.
|
|
Sam's relief was evident.
|
|
Tom just chuckled.
|
|
The waitress that came over to the table Tom had selected was
|
|
dressed in a skirt much like the ones worn by the waitresses in the
|
|
Booby Trap. The similarity ended there, however, since she was wearing
|
|
a matching top, and dark pantyhose. Her cleavage was obvious, but that
|
|
was about the most skin showing.
|
|
Tom ordered for both of them, a mixed drink for himself and a
|
|
lady's drink for Sam.
|
|
Sam was becoming interested in this lady's drink thing. In his
|
|
discomfort, he had not even tasted the one at the other bar. As the
|
|
waitress delivered the drinks, Sam took a small sip. It tasted like
|
|
cherry soda water.
|
|
The small combo began playing a slow tune, and Tom took Sam out
|
|
onto the small dance floor.
|
|
Better prepared than Saturday evening, Sam let his body melt into
|
|
Tom's as they began to dance. The feeling of Sam's breasts against
|
|
Tom's chest, and the rhythmic movement of his legs pushing at his skirt
|
|
caused the remote tingling sensation all over his body to begin again.
|
|
After three songs, the band began to play a faster tune, and Tom
|
|
led Sam back to their table. They talked lightly about trivial things
|
|
for a while.
|
|
"Tom," Sam began hesitatingly, "do you know the girls in the group
|
|
well?"
|
|
Tom looked at Sam for a moment, smiling, and replied, "Sure, Sam.
|
|
We go way back."
|
|
"Did you ever," Sam continued shyly, "take any of them to bed?"
|
|
Tom chuckled in amusement. "That is not the kind of question a
|
|
gentleman answers," he said. "If you want to know that, ask the
|
|
girls."
|
|
With that, Tom led Sam back out onto the dance floor, effectively
|
|
cutting off further questions.
|
|
Sam thought about this reply as they danced. He also wondered why
|
|
he had asked the question in the first place. He didn't think he was
|
|
terribly interested, and recalled that he'd have been happy to have
|
|
answered such a question just a few days ago. He continued pondering
|
|
until Tom led him back to the table.
|
|
"My gosh," Tom said, looking at his wrist watch. "Where has the
|
|
time gone."
|
|
"I promised Susan to get you home by midnight, and it's time to
|
|
leave already."
|
|
Sam wasn't sure whether he was relieved or disappointed as they
|
|
drove back to Susan's apartment.
|
|
As they got to the door of the apartment, they could hear voices
|
|
inside. Obviously, at least some of the group was awaiting their
|
|
return.
|
|
Tom pulled Sam to him, and kissed him gently on the lips.
|
|
Unconsciously, Sam responded, kissing back.
|
|
Tom pulled back, sighed, and pressed the door bell.
|
|
Susan opened the door, and smiled.
|
|
"You always did beat the curfew," she laughed, stepping out of the
|
|
way so the couple could enter the room.
|
|
Carol, Gwen, Sharon and Jane were in the living room as they
|
|
entered.
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Tom walked over to the sofa, his hand still in Sam's.
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"Why don't you get a cup of coffee for Tom and yourself," Susan
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suggested, seating herself on one of the chairs. "There is a pot ready
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in the usual place."
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Sam went off to the kitchen to get coffee. He didn't bother with
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the tray, as he brought two cups back with him.
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He seated himself on the sofa, next to Tom, after placing the cups
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on the coffee table.
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"Where did you guys go," Jane asked.
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Sam reddened as Tom chuckled.
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"I thought Sam might have fun at the Booby Trap," Tom began.
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The girls began giggling, as much at the mention of the infamous
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club as at Sam's deepening blush.
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"Samantha didn't seem to want to enter the amateur night," Tom
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continued.
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The girls really began laughing now.
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"Why not, Sam?" inquired Susan, still laughing.
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Sam was too embarrassed to answer.
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Tom took up the slack after a moment of silence, "So we went over
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to Grady's."
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"Did you have a good time?" Carol asked Sam.
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Tom hugged Sam's shoulders, answering for him, "It was a nice
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night, after we left the Booby Trap."
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Sam smiled in agreement.
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Then Tom drained his cup and stood.
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"Well, I have to work in the morning," he began, "and I need my
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rest to keep up with you girls."
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The girls giggles, as he kissed and hugged each of them.
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"Show Tom to the door, Sam," Susan instructed.
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Sam got up, and let Tom take his hand as they walked to the door.
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Tom kissed Sam again, whispering, "I'd really like to do this
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again."
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Tom walked off before Sam could think of anything to say.
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Sam closed the door slowly, returning to the sofa.
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"Well, you have had a big day today, Sam," Gwen said. "I think
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it's about time for us all to get our beauty sleep."
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The girls got up, leaving the apartment with hugs all around, and
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big kisses for Sam.
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Sam collected the dirty dishes, taking them to the kitchen and
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washing them before Susan could tell him to do the duty. He was
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learning some of his responsibilities.
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"Good night, Sam, dear," Susan said, as he went into his bedroom.
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"Make sure you take care of your things before you go to bed."
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She locked Sam into the bedroom and went to her own.
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Sam took his clothes off, washing the panties and stockings. He
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went to the bathroom, and had a bubble bath.
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As he lay in the bath, the heat from the water and the soothing
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feeling of the bubbles made him feel how tired he really was. He got
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up, dried himself off, and put on his nightie.
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He fell asleep almost immediately as he got into the bed.
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((c. 1990, W. Eastburn. All rights reserved.))
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