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the usual scenario
here's the start, may not get it finished:
ANGELINE PAUSED, one hand hanging in the air as the butterflies of anxiety fluttering in her belly swelled into one big bubble of misgiving. With her fingers inches from the door handle she considered what she was about to do. Now was the moment of truth. There were two options: she could push open the door, or turn and walk away.
Three heads swivelled towards her when she strode purposefully into the bar, their expressions morphing from mild interest at a newcomer’s arrival to varying levels of slack-jawed incredulity. Angeline knew all of them, and they knew her, but they’d never seen her like this.
From behind the bar, Edward, Ted as he was known, was the first to recover. “Angie,” he said, greeting the woman in his nasally, grating scouse. “Don’t see you in here often,” he added with a smile bordering on a leer. Angeline saw his eyes flick down to take in the nearly indecent hemline of her dress. The dress she’d chosen for just that effect. There was also a simple, functional element to her choice of apparel, not that the bug-eyed men were aware of the angst she’d suffered during the two months of deliberation as her plan developed, but she’d chosen the garment with a particular purpose in mind. “Jimmy isn’t in,” Ted continued, his gaze lifting from Angeline’s legs to her breasts.
“I didn’t expect him to be,” Angeline replied. She felt a shiver of anticipation ripple through her body at Ted’s hungry-eyed appreciation of her tits. Braless, her boobs, with the elasticity of Angeline’s twenty-two years, hovered over her ribcage with impressive majesty.
She flushed at the memory of the walk from her flat to the bar. The dress, andher nudity beneath the clinging, fragile membrane, had made her feel so sexy as she’d strutted along the pavement in her improbably heels. The high blue sky had buoyed her ebullient mood, along with thoughts of leaving the town and the promise of adventures ahead when she began her new job. The planning was over, today was the day. With a watering of luck, the seeds of her efforts would flourish. Her spirits had soared at her recklessness. This was demure Angeline parading through the streets in her whore’s attire. In Ted’s bar, they wouldn’t know what hit them! Angeline had exaggerated the swing of her hips as she walked, soaking up the male attention while her unfettered breasts jiggled and bounced. This was what she’d worked so hard in the gym for, had taken the best part of two hours primping and preening for; her sex twitched, juicing with anticipation.
“You’re lookin’ good, girl,” Ted complimented, his eyes still mapping the curves of Angeline’s body. “That Jimmy’s a lucky feller.”
“Cider please, Ted,” Angeline said, ignoring the compliment. “Make it a pint … With ice.” Ted’s eyebrows arched at the uncharacteristic choice of drink, but he held his barman’s tongue and bent to the task. Angeline eyed the clock on the wall next to the row of optics. Timing was crucial to her plan. The bubble of apprehension in her tummy burst as the woman steeled her resolve. The decision had been made when she’d pushed open the door. “Is this stool free?”
A young man, dark-haired and good-looking, chosen especially by Angeline, swallowed heavily, nodding at her from his own stool in front of the bar. “This one is, Ange.”
“Thanks, Dominic,” Angeline purred, treating the flustered man to a bright-toothed smile as she pushed her sunglasses into her hair and eased herself up onto the high support. Her eyes flicked to the clock again. Twenty-five minutes left. “Hello, Connor,” Angeline said to the third man sitting on his stool on the far side of Dominic.
“Angeline,” he curtly replied.
She knew Connor would be the difficult one. His Irish Catholicism would baulk at the immorality of Angeline’s plan. And there he was, a look of distaste on his face, his upper lip curling with disdain but with his eyes moving over every inch of Angeline’s body as he stared at her around his friend’s shoulder.
“Here’s your drink, Angie,” said Ted, placing the glass on the counter. “What brings you in today? Like I said, Jimmy’s not ‘ere.”
“I had to come in and say goodbye to my favourite barman,” the woman said before taking a delicate sip from the unwieldy pint glass.
“Where you going?” asked Connor from his place at the bar, “holiday? Jimmy hasn’t mentioned anything about you two going away.”
“Jimmy doesn’t know,” Angeline murmured. She locked her eyes on Dominic’s. “I’m leaving,” she continued quietly. “For good.” She let the boys absorb that snippet while she sipped at her cider again. Turning her torso towards the two younger men on their stools, she added: “I’ve got a new job and I’m on a train out of here tonight.” Angeline paused and uncrossed her legs. The movement caused the inappropriate dress to ride up her legs; she smirked inwardly when she saw both men glance down at the abundance of thigh she was flashing. Dominic gulped at the sight.
A long silence followed, punctuated by muted street sounds from outside. In the bar, a place that, in the early days, Angeline had loved to visit, time hung suspended.
Initially bemused by Angeline’s unusual mode of dress, Ted, being older than the boys by thirty years, and more worldly wise, was beginning to cotton on. “I’ll be sorry to see you go, Angie.” He paused and met the girl’s eyes when she turned at the sound of his voice. “Especially if you’re gunna dress like that from now on.” He winked and grinned.
Holding the barman’s stare, Angeline replied in a quiet voice: “I’m only wearing this dress the once, Ted. Just for this one … special occasion.”
Ted’s face grew serious. He stared at the girl for a few more seconds. She had to be joking … This wasn’t Angie. Not Angie. Not her … In here … With him? With the <i>three</i> of them? It had to be a wind up. Some kind of elaborate joke. Then he saw the look in the girl’s eyes …“Shall I get Dom to bolt the door?”
“Yes.” Her reply was almost a whisper.
Things moved quickly for Angeline from that point on. Dominic, not quite understanding why, moved to secure the door in from the street after an order from Ted. With Dominic away from his seat, Angeline turned her attention to the doubtful Connor. “What about you, Connor? Do you know why I’m here, dressed like this? Have you realised that it was me who text you. I used Jimmy’s phone. It wasn’t him that wanted you to be here … It was me.”
“But …” Connor’s face grew dark with his troubled mind. “You set this up?”
Angeline nodded. “Yep, I did. I set it up. I’m leaving town. I’m leaving Jimmy. And I’ve got my reasons. You know him; you know what he’s like.” She barked a bitter laugh, turning her attention to Dominic as the bolt above the door snicked home. “You all know what he’s like … It was just me who didn’t. I was fooled by him, by his flash Audi, his smarm and wad of cash. Well I caught him out, and now I want to even the score. Just a little. And I thought you boys might like to help me out.”
Hands came from behind her as Ted leaned over the bar top. Angeline gave a surprised yelp when Ted’s fingers clamped around her breasts. The cry turned to a murmur of approval when Angeline felt the man’s hot breath on the nape of her neck. “I’ve always fuckin’ fancied you, Angie,” Ted muttered close to her ear. “Jimmy’s a bastard. I know that. He’s a fuckin’ idiot for letting you get away. If you want fucking … in my bar … then you’ll get it, at least from me if the other two ain’t up for it.”
Angeline swivelled on her stool. She reached an arm up over her shoulder to pull Ted’s face down to her own. She managed to yank the man’s lips to her own despite their awkward positioning. “Kiss me,” she moaned.
“Ange!” She recognised the shock in Connor’s outburst. “What are you doing?”
“Shut up, Connor.” Dominic responded truculently. He’d secured the door and was now standing next to the bar close to the girl sprawled inelegantly athwart the bar stool. “You heard her. She’s leaving.” He glared a challenge at his friend. “It’s obvious what she wants … And Ted’s already started.” He jutted his chin out towards the couple as they exchanged a slippery, tongue-swirling kiss. “And I’m not going to refuse a lady. If you want to fuck off, then go out the back door. I’m getting some of this.” He laid a trembling hand on Angeline’s leg, high up on her thigh.
“Yes, Dominic,” Angeline panted after breaking away from Ted’s impassioned kiss. Her eyes glittered with excitement. All reticence had been blown away by Ted’s bold move. And now Dom was getting the message too. “Feel my skin. See how smooth my legs are? I took ages getting ready this morning. I wanted to be beautiful for you boys.”
“You’re gorgeous, Ange,” Dominic breathed, his eyes bulging as he watched the girl’s thighs part. “Your skin feels so …” He swallowed heavily, unable to articulate his racing thoughts.
Angeline gave a low chuckle. “How about higher up,” she snickered. “Touch me—” Her words broke off and the girl gasped when Dominic’s fingers found the heat of her sex.
“Shit …” the boy muttered.
“Let’s get your tits out, Angie,” Ted growled crudely and then slid the shoelace thin straps of the dress down over Angeline’s shoulders.
Connor stared at the developing scene of debauchery. He heard Angeline’s sunglasses clatter onto the bar counter as Ted turned her face for another lingering kiss. This time the man’s hands were mauling the naked flesh of Angeline’s breasts. Despite his misgivings, Connor felt his penis thicken with arousal.
ANGELINE PAUSED, one hand hanging in the air as the butterflies of anxiety fluttering in her belly swelled into one big bubble of misgiving. With her fingers inches from the door handle she considered what she was about to do. Now was the moment of truth. There were two options: she could push open the door, or turn and walk away.
Three heads swivelled towards her when she strode purposefully into the bar, their expressions morphing from mild interest at a newcomer’s arrival to varying levels of slack-jawed incredulity. Angeline knew all of them, and they knew her, but they’d never seen her like this.
From behind the bar, Edward, Ted as he was known, was the first to recover. “Angie,” he said, greeting the woman in his nasally, grating scouse. “Don’t see you in here often,” he added with a smile bordering on a leer. Angeline saw his eyes flick down to take in the nearly indecent hemline of her dress. The dress she’d chosen for just that effect. There was also a simple, functional element to her choice of apparel, not that the bug-eyed men were aware of the angst she’d suffered during the two months of deliberation as her plan developed, but she’d chosen the garment with a particular purpose in mind. “Jimmy isn’t in,” Ted continued, his gaze lifting from Angeline’s legs to her breasts.
“I didn’t expect him to be,” Angeline replied. She felt a shiver of anticipation ripple through her body at Ted’s hungry-eyed appreciation of her tits. Braless, her boobs, with the elasticity of Angeline’s twenty-two years, hovered over her ribcage with impressive majesty.
She flushed at the memory of the walk from her flat to the bar. The dress, andher nudity beneath the clinging, fragile membrane, had made her feel so sexy as she’d strutted along the pavement in her improbably heels. The high blue sky had buoyed her ebullient mood, along with thoughts of leaving the town and the promise of adventures ahead when she began her new job. The planning was over, today was the day. With a watering of luck, the seeds of her efforts would flourish. Her spirits had soared at her recklessness. This was demure Angeline parading through the streets in her whore’s attire. In Ted’s bar, they wouldn’t know what hit them! Angeline had exaggerated the swing of her hips as she walked, soaking up the male attention while her unfettered breasts jiggled and bounced. This was what she’d worked so hard in the gym for, had taken the best part of two hours primping and preening for; her sex twitched, juicing with anticipation.
“You’re lookin’ good, girl,” Ted complimented, his eyes still mapping the curves of Angeline’s body. “That Jimmy’s a lucky feller.”
“Cider please, Ted,” Angeline said, ignoring the compliment. “Make it a pint … With ice.” Ted’s eyebrows arched at the uncharacteristic choice of drink, but he held his barman’s tongue and bent to the task. Angeline eyed the clock on the wall next to the row of optics. Timing was crucial to her plan. The bubble of apprehension in her tummy burst as the woman steeled her resolve. The decision had been made when she’d pushed open the door. “Is this stool free?”
A young man, dark-haired and good-looking, chosen especially by Angeline, swallowed heavily, nodding at her from his own stool in front of the bar. “This one is, Ange.”
“Thanks, Dominic,” Angeline purred, treating the flustered man to a bright-toothed smile as she pushed her sunglasses into her hair and eased herself up onto the high support. Her eyes flicked to the clock again. Twenty-five minutes left. “Hello, Connor,” Angeline said to the third man sitting on his stool on the far side of Dominic.
“Angeline,” he curtly replied.
She knew Connor would be the difficult one. His Irish Catholicism would baulk at the immorality of Angeline’s plan. And there he was, a look of distaste on his face, his upper lip curling with disdain but with his eyes moving over every inch of Angeline’s body as he stared at her around his friend’s shoulder.
“Here’s your drink, Angie,” said Ted, placing the glass on the counter. “What brings you in today? Like I said, Jimmy’s not ‘ere.”
“I had to come in and say goodbye to my favourite barman,” the woman said before taking a delicate sip from the unwieldy pint glass.
“Where you going?” asked Connor from his place at the bar, “holiday? Jimmy hasn’t mentioned anything about you two going away.”
“Jimmy doesn’t know,” Angeline murmured. She locked her eyes on Dominic’s. “I’m leaving,” she continued quietly. “For good.” She let the boys absorb that snippet while she sipped at her cider again. Turning her torso towards the two younger men on their stools, she added: “I’ve got a new job and I’m on a train out of here tonight.” Angeline paused and uncrossed her legs. The movement caused the inappropriate dress to ride up her legs; she smirked inwardly when she saw both men glance down at the abundance of thigh she was flashing. Dominic gulped at the sight.
A long silence followed, punctuated by muted street sounds from outside. In the bar, a place that, in the early days, Angeline had loved to visit, time hung suspended.
Initially bemused by Angeline’s unusual mode of dress, Ted, being older than the boys by thirty years, and more worldly wise, was beginning to cotton on. “I’ll be sorry to see you go, Angie.” He paused and met the girl’s eyes when she turned at the sound of his voice. “Especially if you’re gunna dress like that from now on.” He winked and grinned.
Holding the barman’s stare, Angeline replied in a quiet voice: “I’m only wearing this dress the once, Ted. Just for this one … special occasion.”
Ted’s face grew serious. He stared at the girl for a few more seconds. She had to be joking … This wasn’t Angie. Not Angie. Not her … In here … With him? With the <i>three</i> of them? It had to be a wind up. Some kind of elaborate joke. Then he saw the look in the girl’s eyes …“Shall I get Dom to bolt the door?”
“Yes.” Her reply was almost a whisper.
Things moved quickly for Angeline from that point on. Dominic, not quite understanding why, moved to secure the door in from the street after an order from Ted. With Dominic away from his seat, Angeline turned her attention to the doubtful Connor. “What about you, Connor? Do you know why I’m here, dressed like this? Have you realised that it was me who text you. I used Jimmy’s phone. It wasn’t him that wanted you to be here … It was me.”
“But …” Connor’s face grew dark with his troubled mind. “You set this up?”
Angeline nodded. “Yep, I did. I set it up. I’m leaving town. I’m leaving Jimmy. And I’ve got my reasons. You know him; you know what he’s like.” She barked a bitter laugh, turning her attention to Dominic as the bolt above the door snicked home. “You all know what he’s like … It was just me who didn’t. I was fooled by him, by his flash Audi, his smarm and wad of cash. Well I caught him out, and now I want to even the score. Just a little. And I thought you boys might like to help me out.”
Hands came from behind her as Ted leaned over the bar top. Angeline gave a surprised yelp when Ted’s fingers clamped around her breasts. The cry turned to a murmur of approval when Angeline felt the man’s hot breath on the nape of her neck. “I’ve always fuckin’ fancied you, Angie,” Ted muttered close to her ear. “Jimmy’s a bastard. I know that. He’s a fuckin’ idiot for letting you get away. If you want fucking … in my bar … then you’ll get it, at least from me if the other two ain’t up for it.”
Angeline swivelled on her stool. She reached an arm up over her shoulder to pull Ted’s face down to her own. She managed to yank the man’s lips to her own despite their awkward positioning. “Kiss me,” she moaned.
“Ange!” She recognised the shock in Connor’s outburst. “What are you doing?”
“Shut up, Connor.” Dominic responded truculently. He’d secured the door and was now standing next to the bar close to the girl sprawled inelegantly athwart the bar stool. “You heard her. She’s leaving.” He glared a challenge at his friend. “It’s obvious what she wants … And Ted’s already started.” He jutted his chin out towards the couple as they exchanged a slippery, tongue-swirling kiss. “And I’m not going to refuse a lady. If you want to fuck off, then go out the back door. I’m getting some of this.” He laid a trembling hand on Angeline’s leg, high up on her thigh.
“Yes, Dominic,” Angeline panted after breaking away from Ted’s impassioned kiss. Her eyes glittered with excitement. All reticence had been blown away by Ted’s bold move. And now Dom was getting the message too. “Feel my skin. See how smooth my legs are? I took ages getting ready this morning. I wanted to be beautiful for you boys.”
“You’re gorgeous, Ange,” Dominic breathed, his eyes bulging as he watched the girl’s thighs part. “Your skin feels so …” He swallowed heavily, unable to articulate his racing thoughts.
Angeline gave a low chuckle. “How about higher up,” she snickered. “Touch me—” Her words broke off and the girl gasped when Dominic’s fingers found the heat of her sex.
“Shit …” the boy muttered.
“Let’s get your tits out, Angie,” Ted growled crudely and then slid the shoelace thin straps of the dress down over Angeline’s shoulders.
Connor stared at the developing scene of debauchery. He heard Angeline’s sunglasses clatter onto the bar counter as Ted turned her face for another lingering kiss. This time the man’s hands were mauling the naked flesh of Angeline’s breasts. Despite his misgivings, Connor felt his penis thicken with arousal.
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