Flurtayshus
Really Really Experienced
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- Feb 11, 2001
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The Sex Therapist- SATURDAY
(currently closed for such_a_bad_man)
Dr. Dannah Wyman walked into her spacious office and smiled. She was exceedingly proud of herself because she'd finally earned enough money to open her own private practice after years of working for a public agency. Now she could do the type of work that turned her on, in more ways than one.
She admired the floating glass desk that was almost as big as a full-sized mattress, held up by brushed silver legs and eased gracefully into the black leather chair behind it. She examined her new client list. Each client was currently marked off for a whole day because she wouldn’t know how much time each would need for ‘therapy’.
She went methodically down the list:
Monday Morning- Alan Roberts, age 38
Thursday Evening- Donald J. Williams III, age 37
Saturday Afternoon- Dan Phillips, age 23
Feeling certain she was ready, she went home knowing that tomorrow she had another client.
...Saturday
Dannah unlocked the front door to her office, running her hand over her name delicately scripted into the glass itself. Because she was doing a client a favor by meeting him on the weekend, Dannah had given herself a break from her normal work attire of the suits and was wearing an orange sleeveless button down shirt over a pair of black capri’s with a pair of black heeled sandals.
Daniel Phillips was coming in today. She had to admit she’d been surprised when he’d called and said he needed to meet with her in a “professional setting,” as he’d put it.
Daniel had dated Dannah’s niece for several months in college and she’d always thought he was a nice kid. But for some reason they’d broken up and Dannah had never been able to figure out why. Perhaps she’d find out yet.
Soon after she sat her purse and keys down, Dannah heard the hollow sound of someone knocking on glass. She’d locked the door because Daniel would be the only client she’d be seeing on Saturday.
Turning the corner, Dannah could see right off that Daniel was miserable.
“Geez, Danny.” Dannah took his hand and ushered him inside, relocking the door behind them. What’s up?”
“You gotta promise not to tell anything I say to you.” He began passionately.
Uh-oh. This must be serious.
“It’s policy that whatever we say in this office is confidential. You don’t have to worry about me revealing anything.”
(currently closed for such_a_bad_man)
Dr. Dannah Wyman walked into her spacious office and smiled. She was exceedingly proud of herself because she'd finally earned enough money to open her own private practice after years of working for a public agency. Now she could do the type of work that turned her on, in more ways than one.
She admired the floating glass desk that was almost as big as a full-sized mattress, held up by brushed silver legs and eased gracefully into the black leather chair behind it. She examined her new client list. Each client was currently marked off for a whole day because she wouldn’t know how much time each would need for ‘therapy’.
She went methodically down the list:
Monday Morning- Alan Roberts, age 38
Thursday Evening- Donald J. Williams III, age 37
Saturday Afternoon- Dan Phillips, age 23
Feeling certain she was ready, she went home knowing that tomorrow she had another client.
...Saturday
Dannah unlocked the front door to her office, running her hand over her name delicately scripted into the glass itself. Because she was doing a client a favor by meeting him on the weekend, Dannah had given herself a break from her normal work attire of the suits and was wearing an orange sleeveless button down shirt over a pair of black capri’s with a pair of black heeled sandals.
Daniel Phillips was coming in today. She had to admit she’d been surprised when he’d called and said he needed to meet with her in a “professional setting,” as he’d put it.
Daniel had dated Dannah’s niece for several months in college and she’d always thought he was a nice kid. But for some reason they’d broken up and Dannah had never been able to figure out why. Perhaps she’d find out yet.
Soon after she sat her purse and keys down, Dannah heard the hollow sound of someone knocking on glass. She’d locked the door because Daniel would be the only client she’d be seeing on Saturday.
Turning the corner, Dannah could see right off that Daniel was miserable.
“Geez, Danny.” Dannah took his hand and ushered him inside, relocking the door behind them. What’s up?”
“You gotta promise not to tell anything I say to you.” He began passionately.
Uh-oh. This must be serious.
“It’s policy that whatever we say in this office is confidential. You don’t have to worry about me revealing anything.”
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