As requested, I showed up at Princess' house in the morning. I was wearing my black jeans with motorcycle boots, a t-shirt, and a leather collar with an O-ring on the front. A messenger bag rested on one hip. I opened it, looked inside, and smiled. Buckling it back closed, I rang Princess' doorbell.
There is a tense gap between ringing the doorbell and the moment when the girl answers the door. If you ask me, that's one of the most nerve wracking parts. Suddenly, I became sensitive to every piece of lint on my shirt, every scuff on my boots. Was my breath bad? Did I look clean? Did I miss anywhere while shaving? I considered putting my ---
the door opened and my attention shifted. High heels, shapely legs, short skirt, slinky top, gorgeous, beautiful, "Hello Princess." My jaw dropped. She looked hot - absolutely mouth. watering. Hot.
Princess giggled. "Come on in." Those eyes lingered for just a second, teasing, then turning away as she walked in. I followed in rapt attention.
Tea water was about to boil, and she set me to pouring her a cup. I stood next to the teapot, waiting for it to boil. As I waited, a million phantom fantasies played through my head, pulsing with the immediacy of the royalty in the next room. Finally, the water came to a boil and the tea kettle moaned out high and shrill, dismissing the nymphs and succubi.
Princess sat on the couch, painting her nails. When the water was poured, and the lemon sliced, I returned to the living room and stood next to her with the tea tray. "I'll have some when it cools down," she said, looking slightly annoyed that I was waiting for her to take it.
"Just hold it until I'm ready." She gestured for me to take a spot on the floor. I kneeled next to her, holding the tray.
"You look especially beautiful today, Princess," I said.
"Thank you!" she smiled. "In about half an hour, I'm leaving for a modeling shoot. That's why I'm so made-up. Did you bring what I asked of you?"
"Yes Princess," I said.
"Good, go fetch it."
I set down the tea tray and stood up. "I think it would be cute if you crawled to get it," said Princess. She snickered as I lowered myself to all fours and crawled over to where I had left my messenger bag. I retrieved the sheaf of papers from within.
It was a story I had written for her, entitled "The Princess and the Pool Boy." I had written it specifically for her, and was quite proud of it. There were things in that story which would have made the Marquis de Sade blush.