Each time you do this, it always starts the same. You would think by now that you would be used to it, but each time, it sends shivers up your spine.
The appointed time arrives, you leave your house wearing the same outfit: long coat, nothing out of the ordinary, with everyday pumps and thigh highs.
Anyone looking at you would not know that anything was out of the ordinary, could not tell that you were naked under the coat.
The limo is waiting at the curb, as always, and you get in, letting the coat slip off your shoulders as you slide into the bench seat. The cool smooth leather on your ass is the first sensation that reminds you that you are not going to the theater, at least not the movie theater.
And each time you carefully fold your coat and place it on the seat next to you, slide off your stockings and shoes, folding the stockings carefully on top of the coat.
You remember that neatness counts – and remember the stinging on your ass from the first time when you didn't know how important this was.
The car drives off, as usual, without word from the driver. You let your mind wander to the previous evenings, or was it weekends, you don't remember how long it was, and wonder what is in store this time.
You think back to the auction, being led in to the crowded room, the way the room went silent as you were led forward. You remember the feeling of the collar which forced you to hold your head up high, the heels – impossibly high – that you some how managed to walk in, the tugging of the leash. And then the stage – oh, the stage.