SweetAsSuga
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"Ooo that's it baby, fuck me with that big juicy cock. Mmm, yes, I love how big you feel inside me." Jen moaned softly as she lay back on her bed, her lips parted as she panted softly. "Oh god I'm so close, baby. Harder. Shove that beefy cock inside me! Oh yes!" She squealed loudly, arching her back to adjust the pillow beneath it as she carefully moved the phone to her other ear so as not to smudge the nails she had just painted. The Very Berry Red was the perfect shade to go with her new sweater, which she was planning on wearing to Girl's Night later that evening.
As the man on the other end of the phone - he hadn't given a name, which was not unusual. most men wanted to keep it anonymous - grunted as he came, Jen wondered where they would go tonight. The girls would meet up at her apartment and then decide from there. Already Jen had her outfit planned; her new oversized, ivy green cashmere sweater, skinny jeans and the cute suede ankle boots she had splurged on the other week. Simple and classy, just like Jen.
"God fuckin' damn you are worth every penny." John Doe - or as Jen liked to refer to the anonymous ones, JD - grunted in what she could only assume was meant to be a seductive growl.
"It was my pleasure, baby." Jen purred as she surveyed her toes, debating whether she should touch up the polish on them.
They hung up and Jen lay back with a sigh and glanced at the clock. The call, or rather JD, had barely lasted five minutes, but that was still fifty bucks in Jen's pocket.
Standing, Jen stretched and wandered into the kitchen. It was barely noon and already she had taken seven calls, each one at least five minutes. Not a bad start to the day. Three more and she could afford the handbag she'd been eyeing for the past few weeks. As she filled a glass with water her phone rang and she quickly moved back into her bedroom.
"This is Audrey, darling," she purred, "how can I make your dreams come true?"
~*~*~
Strolling through the door, Jen glanced about the book shop, adjusting her black plastic frames as she took in the people surrounding her. It was early yet and Red Couch Books was barely full. A soft hum of conversation filled the shop, the kind of hum that could easily lull a person to sleep if one was not careful. It was this lazy thrum of life that made it Jen's favorite time of day to visit the small bookstore.
Moving through the shelves with the surety of someone who had traversed the same path many times, Jen's finger trailed over the spines of the books as she passed them; the feel and smell of the books was as familiar as her own reflection. She breathed deeply, taking in the heady scent of the pages that held so much promise and the fresh roasted coffee from the coffee shop tucked in the back corner of the store. This was Jen's heaven on earth.
The Classics section was all but abandoned as Jen rounded the corner of the aisle. Her book club had just finished Count of Monte Cristo and, now on an Alexander Dumas kick, had selected Man in the Iron Mask as their next book. While Jen's bookshelves were packed to bursting with books of every genre and by every author, Dumas was one author she had yet to acquire. Thus the impromptu trip to Red Couch.
Absently playing with the end of her ponytail as she browsed for the book in question, Jen was so focused on the shelves in front of her that she didn't even notice the man standing in the aisle with her until she ran straight in to him.
"Oh, I am so sorry." She muttered, her cheeks flushing as she adjusted her glasses nervously.
"Ooo that's it baby, fuck me with that big juicy cock. Mmm, yes, I love how big you feel inside me." Jen moaned softly as she lay back on her bed, her lips parted as she panted softly. "Oh god I'm so close, baby. Harder. Shove that beefy cock inside me! Oh yes!" She squealed loudly, arching her back to adjust the pillow beneath it as she carefully moved the phone to her other ear so as not to smudge the nails she had just painted. The Very Berry Red was the perfect shade to go with her new sweater, which she was planning on wearing to Girl's Night later that evening.
As the man on the other end of the phone - he hadn't given a name, which was not unusual. most men wanted to keep it anonymous - grunted as he came, Jen wondered where they would go tonight. The girls would meet up at her apartment and then decide from there. Already Jen had her outfit planned; her new oversized, ivy green cashmere sweater, skinny jeans and the cute suede ankle boots she had splurged on the other week. Simple and classy, just like Jen.
"God fuckin' damn you are worth every penny." John Doe - or as Jen liked to refer to the anonymous ones, JD - grunted in what she could only assume was meant to be a seductive growl.
"It was my pleasure, baby." Jen purred as she surveyed her toes, debating whether she should touch up the polish on them.
They hung up and Jen lay back with a sigh and glanced at the clock. The call, or rather JD, had barely lasted five minutes, but that was still fifty bucks in Jen's pocket.
Standing, Jen stretched and wandered into the kitchen. It was barely noon and already she had taken seven calls, each one at least five minutes. Not a bad start to the day. Three more and she could afford the handbag she'd been eyeing for the past few weeks. As she filled a glass with water her phone rang and she quickly moved back into her bedroom.
"This is Audrey, darling," she purred, "how can I make your dreams come true?"
~*~*~
Strolling through the door, Jen glanced about the book shop, adjusting her black plastic frames as she took in the people surrounding her. It was early yet and Red Couch Books was barely full. A soft hum of conversation filled the shop, the kind of hum that could easily lull a person to sleep if one was not careful. It was this lazy thrum of life that made it Jen's favorite time of day to visit the small bookstore.
Moving through the shelves with the surety of someone who had traversed the same path many times, Jen's finger trailed over the spines of the books as she passed them; the feel and smell of the books was as familiar as her own reflection. She breathed deeply, taking in the heady scent of the pages that held so much promise and the fresh roasted coffee from the coffee shop tucked in the back corner of the store. This was Jen's heaven on earth.
The Classics section was all but abandoned as Jen rounded the corner of the aisle. Her book club had just finished Count of Monte Cristo and, now on an Alexander Dumas kick, had selected Man in the Iron Mask as their next book. While Jen's bookshelves were packed to bursting with books of every genre and by every author, Dumas was one author she had yet to acquire. Thus the impromptu trip to Red Couch.
Absently playing with the end of her ponytail as she browsed for the book in question, Jen was so focused on the shelves in front of her that she didn't even notice the man standing in the aisle with her until she ran straight in to him.
"Oh, I am so sorry." She muttered, her cheeks flushing as she adjusted her glasses nervously.
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