Sister Bennet was the bane of my life. At 40 she seemed to be much older and she had an imperious air and manner of speaking that, frankly, irritated me beyond words. She was, however, a fantastic Theatre Sister. Nothing escaped her and her attention to detail was phenomenal. It was just that she always seemed to find the thing you hoped she wouldn't. She wasn't good looking but nonetheless turned people's heads with her erect posture and immaculate grooming. Years ago she would have been a matron and terrorised nurses, doctors, patients and visitors alike.
I was just leaving at the end of my shift when she poked her head out of her office and asked me to look in.
"How are you?"
She had never asked me this before in 3 years working for her and I immediately worried that something was going on.
"Fine, thanks."
"I need to speak to you. I know you think I am hard as a manager but," and she motioned with her hand that I should not protest, "but I care only that we provide the best for our patients. Lately your mind has been elsewhere. The incident with the swabs?" I had nearly miscounted blood soaked swabs in and out of a patient's wound, a cardinal sin. "I want to know why."
Well, I suppose I could have told her about Margaret but I had a feeling she wouldn't either understand or approve.
"Sister, I am sorry. You're right, of course. I have been distracted; just some domestic things. I will try to keep my mind on my work."
"See that you do. You have hurt your lip." She said this with an air of professional interest rather than concern. "Let me look." She stood as I protested it was nothing and approached me. "A bite."
"Yes, Sister."
She sniffed. "You should be careful. Don't be late in the morning." And she swept out of the office, leaving me feeling silly. She seemed to manage to do that all the time.
*
When I got home (actually Margaret's home but even after this short time it felt like my own by this time) the flat was empty and I showered and changed before doing some tidying away and getting Margaret's dinner ready. I love cooking a roast and we rarely ate such a large meal but I wanted to give her something special. Beef, rare and pink with all the trimmings. A big, strong red wine and cheese and coffee to finish. That, I hoped, would please her.
At 6.30 she burst through the door. As always she carried a large briefcase and a pile of papers. A busy solicitor, she always brought work home. I never did. Before Margaret I had been studying for my promotion exams but now, well, they didn't seem to matter.
I went to the door and helped her with her things. She kissed me, gently, and kicked off her shoes.
"Something smells good."
"G and T or wine?"
Gin and please, I beg you, make it a big one."
"I will. Sit down and rest for a while." She didn't, but followed me into the kitchen and watched as I prepared her gin. Lime and lemon, ice then gin and then tonic.
"What's this all for?"
"You, Margaret." It was that simple for me. I told her about Sister Bennet and the world's shortest bollocking and her cursory examination of my lip.
"She a domme too?"
"A vampire," I said and turned to my Yorkshire pudding. "Asexual and determined to prove it."
"I doubt it." I felt her hand on my shoulder and stood still. "Good boy, " she murmured and reached between my legs to cup me in her hand through my trousers. She touched my erection lightly and said, "Irresistible." She kissed my neck and began to massage me. "Not yet, my lovely. So much to learn." She nuzzled my neck and caressed my swollen penis. Licked behind my ears and rubbed me.
"Margaret….."
"No."
She turned me around and let me lean against the worktop. She put both hands in my crotch and kissed me.