Tony2015
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"The Making of a Whore"
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Marcus Lee dropped into the corner booth. For the past three weeks, he could be found here every Tuesday and Thursday from 10am to noon. It was far more time than was necessary to eat a late morning café breakfast or read the paper sitting to his left or both. But then, he wasn't here for pancakes and eggs or headline news and sports. He was here for her.
Discovering the sexy young waitress had been a total fluke. That day almost a month ago he'd run out of the gourmet coffee and stopped at this café, the town's only morning restaurant. Restaurant was a bit of a stretch, actually. This was a true, small town, greasy spoon. But it was the only place short of the 7-11 to get a cup of coffee before the pizza parlor opened for the lunch crowd at 11am.
As soon as he walked in and saw her, though, Marcus instantly became a regular. Over the following six visits, Marcus had gradually gotten a bit more friendly with the young thing. He'd simply been friendly that first morning. The next he'd introduced himself and chatted ever so briefly. After that had come asking her about whether or not she was a local and/or a student at the local college. Somewhere along the way he'd lied to her about his profession, claiming to be a freelance photographer. They'd chatted more on the next visits, and Marcus had finally flirted with her a bit. It hadn't been enough to make him look like a dirty old man, but enough to ensure she knew he was attracted to her.
Marcus had been prepared to invest another week or two. He had been looking for the hook that would ensure she considered his offer. Then, this morning, after she'd brought him his carafe of dark brewed coffee and returned to the kitchen to hand over his usual breakfast order, Marcus overheard her talking to the other waitress about how she didn't think she could pay this month's bills. The hook.
When she returned with his platter, Marcus took his shot. With a soft voice -- to indicate to her that he knew he was pushing the boundaries of waitress-customer protocol -- he said, "Listen, I ... I know this is going to sound..." He chuckled, looking past her for eavesdroppers. Quieter, he said, "Creepy." He cleared his throat and continued, "I told you what I did for a living, photography. I have a studio reserved for Saturday afternoon, but my model flaked on me. I have to have a hundred shots for the magazine of, and I quote, A pretty young thing' in a selection of new spring blouses."
He tossed his hands up in a mock surrender gesture and quickly clarified, "It's nothing sexy! Nothing erotic or anything like that. Just blouses. I don't suppose...?"
He let the question hang again, then just before she could tell him yes or no he added, "It'll take about three hours .... and it pays $100 an hour."
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