This story is the fifth in an ongoing series of Batgirl adventures, based on the characters in the early Batman comics and the sixties TV series, in which Barbara Gordon's relationships with all those around her, continue to develop, at the same time as the Dark Damsel manages to get herself into all sorts of tricky, sexually explosive situations. My thanks to the many readers who have taken the time to send me feedback containing their suggestions and opinions. The story follows on from 'Batgirl: Amnesiac Angel'.
Warning! This fictional story contains material of an adult nature and is intended for mature readers, and for personal use only. No copyright infringement is intended.
Chapter 9: The Prey Bites Back
Wednesday, 11:22 am
To the casual observer, the couple looked like any other smartly dressed young man and woman holding hands, as they entering the foyer of the recently completed Gotham Tower, an impressive twenty story structure of steel, glass and concrete, that housed some of the most expensive condominiums in the city. It looked a little incongruous, rising above the surrounding Gothic architecture. Samantha was once more dressed as Harvey Dent Jr., complete with false moustache, courtesy of the Caped Crusader's disguise kit, while Barbara was wearing a smart blouse and skirt combination, that set off her shapely feminine figure. She clung to her companion's arm, protectively, as the crossed the busy foyer and approached the elevators. Harvey's apartment was situated on the forth floor of the tower block.
The striking redhead was wired and every word the couple uttered, could be heard by the Caped Duo, who were in hiding close by. "No sign of Two-face," Barbara murmured, as they stood waiting for the elevator to arrive in the spacious entrance hall.
"I'm all of a tremble," Sam admitted, squeezing Barbara's hand and giving her a forced smile. "I hope nothing goes wrong!"
The elevator arrived and the door quietly swished open, to allow its two female passengers to exit. "Entering empty elevator!" Barbara informed her avid listeners.
The couple stepped into the empty elevator and Sam turned and pushed the button for the fourth floor. As she turned back to face Barbara, the redhead suddenly pinned her back against the wall and began to kiss her, passionately. Caught by surprise, the slim brunette didn't try to resist, squirming with pleasure, as her hands came to rest on Barbara's tightly clad ass.
"Mmmm! Mmmm!" she murmured.
"Sorry, but I couldn't help myself," Barbara gasped, with an avaricious gleam in her eyes, as the two girls finally broke apart, panting from their exertions. "But that damned hairy caterpillar on your upper lip, still tickles!"
Samantha giggled, guiltily, and straightened her tie, as the elevator cage jerked to a halt and the door slid open with a quiet 'swish'. "You're incorrigible!" she scolded.
"Sorry, I didn't quite catch that?" said the slightly distorted voice of the Caped Crusader, in Barbara's hidden earpiece.
Barbara didn't bother to clarify, but she did give Samantha a saucy wink, before replying. "We've just arrived on the forth floor, Batman! Still no sign of the target!" The two girls stepped out into the empty hallway, hand in hand.
"Be careful!" came the sober response. "Remember that we're dealing with a homicidal maniac!"
Wednesday, 11:29 am
Samantha turned the key in the door lock and cautiously entered her apartment, peering around. The condo appeared deserted, with no obvious signs of any recent occupation. Barbara followed her into the room, all her senses set to maximum alert. "The place looks empty," she muttered, into the miniature microphone hidden in her bra.
Sam stepped into the bedroom and immediately spotted a sheet of folded notepaper lying on the pillow of her bed. "Barbara, I've found something!" the brunette called out, as she walked over and picked it up.
Moments later, the redhead was at her elbow. "What is it?" she hissed, her big green eyes glittering with curiosity.
"Looks like dad's been back here, while we've been away? He's left me this note!" Sam held the sheet of writing paper up for Barbara to see, and then read out aloud, for the benefit of the Dynamic Duo:
'Junior, what the hell happened to the Gordon bitch? She was going to be my meal-ticket out of this God-forsaken dump, now that those pesky bats are permanently out of the way. Barbara Gordon's old man would've paid plenty for her safe return. Better meet me in Gotham's Central Park tonight, at midnight, same place as the last time. You got some serious explaining to do, boy!' The note was signed 'Two-face'.'
"Did you get all that, Batman?" Barbara enquired, speaking into her cleavage.
"Yes! Better check the apartment out for any other clues, then meet us out front, in fifteen minutes time!" came the disappointed response.
Wednesday, 11:52 am
As the two girls stepped out of the main entrance of the Gotham Tower, into the bright, late morning sunshine, the Batmobile roared up to the front of the building, with Robin at the wheel. "Better give me the note and we'll carry out a few forensic tests on it," the Caped Crusader called out, holding out a gloved hand.
Barbara handed over the folded sheet of paper. "It will have my dabs and Sam's all over it, I'm afraid, Batman!" she said, with an apologetic shrug of her shoulders.
He nodded. "Can't be helped. Any other clues?"
Barbara shook her head. "Nope!"
"Hmm? Better take Samantha back to your place, and we'll meet you there about eight this evening, to discuss our next move! Then we can..."
"Excuse me, sir, but you can't park that vehicle there!" interrupted a deep, unfriendly voice.
They all turned to see a uniformed policeman standing on the sidewalk, hands clasped behind his back, flexing his knees, with an ugly scowl on his face.
"Move along, sir, or I shall have to give you a ticket!"
"But I'm the Caped Crusader, a personal friend of Police Commissioner Gordon!" Batman protested, somewhat taken aback.
"I don't care if you're the President of the United States, sir! We take a dim view of curb crawlers in this city! Now move your ass, buster!" The cop was starting to get annoyed with what he assumed was a weirdly dressed wise guy.
"But I'm not... Sorry officer! I'll call you later, Barbara!" Batman called, as the Boy Wonder pulled away from the curb and sped off into the traffic flow.
The uniformed cop stared, suspiciously, at Barbara and Harvey Dent Jr., for a second, no sign of recognition on his face, then turned and resumed pounding his beat.