As Mrs. Taylor was approaching the town she started to look around for a suitable location to seduce Greg. The B+B just wouldn't do. 'Too much noise and the old lady would probably call the cops,' she thought.
She drove around the lake until she spotted an upscale resort. There was a main building and a series of separate beach front bungalows. 'Looks good,' she said silently and pulled in, leaving her car a ways from the reception area. 'The stockings might not be a good idea right now,' she muttered to herself and she undid the clasps and pulled them off. She slipped off her blouse and removed the leather corset and got back into the blouse. 'Now I'm just another tourist on the road,' she thought and approached the check-in desk. A well dressed middle aged woman smiled at her. "I don't have a reservation, but do you have a bungalow available for the night?"
The woman glanced at her computer screen, paused, then said, "Yes, we do. Just for the one night?" Mrs. Taylor nodded and said, " Please. I've been on the road all day and I'd like a quiet rest." Taking out her wallet, she asked, "Would cash be okay? I'd like to pay now as I may want an early start in the morning."
The woman smiled again and said, "That's fine. Please fill in the registration card." Mrs. Taylor did so with totally bogus information, including a false out of state license plate number. She handed over two Franklins for the room, collected her change and the key and said, "Thank you."
The woman gave her another professional smile and said, "Enjoy your stay."
Mrs. Taylor drove around to her assigned bungalow and parked. Taking the box, she opened the door and walked in. It was cozy and reasonably well appointed. The master bedroom featured a king sized, four posted bed. 'Perfect,' she thought. Leaving the box, she went out and drove back to the B+B.
On a hunch, she walked back to the beach. Becky was still at the concession. The girl's eyes lit up as she saw Mrs. Taylor approaching. "Hello again, Becky," she said, "how's your day been?"
"All right," she said, then added, "Greg was back. I thought I was going to die. He just won't leave me alone."
Mrs. Taylor smiled understandingly. "Have you tried talking to his parents? Perhaps they can get him to stop."
She sighed and shook her head no. "Old man Peters wouldn't care. And his alcoholic wife would probably tell me to bend over and..." Her voice trailed away. Mrs. Taylor smiled inwardly. Now she had his last name.
"So Greg is pretty much free to do as he pleases," she said.
Becky nodded yes and added, "He's the worst thing in this town. From what I've heard...Janice was...hardly the first."
Mrs. Taylor gave the girl a motherly look and said, "Well, just be sure to stay away. Never be alone with the jerk and you should be okay."
"I won't," Becky said. "And...thank you. I really appreciate your...support."
"Think nothing of it, dear. As I said, us women have to stick together." She looked over the beach. "Well, it's about time for me to go. Good luck Becky." The girl smiled back and then Mrs. Taylor was walking away.
'Greg Peters' she said to herself. 'Gotcha!'
Back at her room, she thumbed through the local phone book. There were two listings for Peters. She wrote them down to be used later from a pay phone. She was very good about not leaving any trace of herself. She packed her things and said a silent good bye to the B+B.
She drove to the town's small downtown area and stopped at a diner for her supper. She kept her sunglasses on and ate her meal at the back. Leaving cash on the table she left and drove to a liquor store where she purchased a bottle of scotch. Then she found a pay phone. The first number was answered by someone who said that there wasn't a Greg there. The second one rang for a bit, then was answered by a woman with slurred speech. 'Bingo,' Mrs. Taylor thought. "Hello, may I please speak to Greg?"
"Jus a minute," was the reply and Mrs. Taylor heard the woman shout, "Greg! It's some girl...you got a new girlfriend I don't know?"
Then the boy was on the phone. "Hello. Who is this?"
Mrs. Taylor paused before answering. "Hello Greg. We met on the beach today. I'm the woman who interrupted your conquest of Becky. You didn't look too happy."
There was an awkward pause, then, "What do you want? I don't even know you."
'Manners are not his strong suit,' Mrs. Taylor thought. "No, Greg, I'm just passing through town. I was...kind of sorry that I interrupted you with Becky. I...want to apologize. It was rude of me. I'm sorry."
The boy was quiet for a few seconds, then said, "No problem...I mean...it's okay."
"Well Greg, I just wanted to set this straight...I mean...I guess I blew your chances for a date tonight..." She let her voice trail off.
There was another awkward silence before Greg said, "Don't worry. Becky isn't...my kind of girl...if you know what I mean..."