A Punishment for the Avon Agent - (F/f, no sex)
You are visiting old Mrs. Silver who is over eighty but
still wants to look
nice. You have got this special collection for elderly
people mostly
comprising articles they remember by name from twenty,
thirty years ago.
But this time a lady, and I mean a lady, opens the door.
She is about
fourty and wears one of these timeless (and pricey)
Coco-Chanel-tweed
costumes, has a somewhat European hairdo and a cigarette
holder in her
hand. It emerges that she is Mrs. Profumo, the British
niece of Mrs.
Silver. Mrs. Silver had to go to the hospital for a checkup
and, though she
had tried several times, 'couldn't raise you on the
blower', as Mrs.
Profumo puts it. You take it nicely and come in because
Mrs. Profumo asks
you to ('Do come in, deah', all with this nice snooty
upper-class English
accent). 'Do you have brought your suitcase ? Smashing, my
dear, show me
what you have, there's a good girl, frightfully sporting of
you.'
But as you open your little suitcase you realize it
contains only things
Mrs. P. wouldn't possibly like. As she looks into it her
eyes return to
your face with a curious mixture of very different
feelings. Obviously she
finds what she sees ridiculous and disappointing. But there
is another
expression as well. She has realized perfectly well that
you are looking at
her with awe and respect and that you are impressed by her
elegant and
authoritative appearance. The look in her eyes though you
are not yet able
to classify it seems to you somehow familiar, from long
times back. At last
you realize what is on, and Mrs. P. recognizes the growing
knowledge in
your face. She says, 'You know, don't you? I knew you were
a rather
intelligent little girl, my dear. But rather chaotic,
aren't you? We can't
have you running about disappointing customers by showing
them the crap you
are selling in old-age-homes, now can we?' You shake your
head slightly.
'No.' You barely recognize your own voice, it is suddenly
like a small
girl's. That meets with a satisfied nod on the part of Mrs.
P. In a
realistic, no-nonsense voice she says, 'All right, my dear,
let's get to
the business at hand. Would you mind very much to put
yourself over my
lap?' With that she pulls up her skirt a bit, ostensibly in
order not to
crease it. But you see her upper thighs and her undies,
very elegant and
ladylike, and somehow you like the sight. Obediently you
lie down on her
lap. Talking to you of all things about how her flight was
and why she came
and how she is acquainted with Mrs. Silver she carefully
folds back your
skirt. Then you feel her finger in your pantie-gum. You are
mortified. Will
she really? She does, and down glide your bloomers until
they nearly reach
your knees.
Whack Whack Whack. Astonishingly hard hands, you thought
this would be
more of a game. It's definitely not that. It hurts like
hell from the beginning.
Whack Whack. Switch-whack. You forcefuly close your lips,
keep down your
feet, withstand the terrible longing to guard your buns
with your hands.
You don't want to look weak to a Brit even if she's a lady.
But the pain
grows and grows. Every time she hits a spot that has been
hit before the
burning and stinging gets worse. In the end, the whole
world centers round
your throbbing cheeks, round her ever returning, hard, hard
hand, round the
soft, nearly inaudible and yet so menacing noise of her
silk sleeves before
each loud and painful explosion. You do not know when
exactly you have
broken down, but you realize you are not sobbing or weeping
anymore but
howling, constantly. That makes her stop. 'There you are,
my dear. ' Her
hands, suddenly soft and soothing, caress your behind.
'There, there. It is
over, little girl. You were very brave, at least most of
the time.' You
raise to your knees. Hugging you, she dries your tears with
her
nice-smelling handkerchief and gives you a peck on your
cheek, very
matter-of-fact. Slowly you begin to dress. At the end you
ask (again the
little girl's voice), 'Will you stay longer, Madam?' 'Oh
yes, Susan, by all
means. And come back whenever you want to. I know you will
need this
again.' You smile through your tears.
J.R.