Note: If you have not read 'Helping Torrie Wilson' I recommend you do so before reading this chapter. All feedback is welcome and encouraged.
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The sudden feeling of heat on his skin and light on his eyes woke Kyle Cunningham from his pleasant slumber. The sun had just begun filtering in through the window onto Kyle where he lay, creating slightly unpleasant warmth on his face. He rolled over slightly to look at the clock.
'Fuck!' He shouted as he jumped up and raced into his wardrobe, ripping his pants off the shelf and clambering into them at lightning speed, almost tripping over in the process.
'Hahaha.' Torrie Wilson laughed from the doorway. She was wearing a red sports bra and matching red bike pants, a gleam of sunlight reflecting of the slight sheen of sweat cover her tight body. She'd clearly just had a morning workout. 'It's alright. Your worked called two hours ago wondering where you were. I told them you'd developed a fever and wouldn't be able to make it.'
Kyle relaxed slightly, leaning against the wall in relief. 'Of course,' Torrie said, still highly amused. 'Your boss seemed to think it was bullshit. She said that you were just skimping off work to have a day off to see the wrestling.' Kyle's head banged back against the wall in disbelief. He'd been absent from work enough already. This might just be the last straw.
'Fuck.' He muttered under his breath.
'Might I make a suggestion?' Torrie said, still amused but sounding helpful. Kyle nodded, not sure she could help. 'Give her your ticket.'
'What? I've been waiting all year for this...' Kyle said in exasperation.
'It's either your ticket or your job... at least that's how it looks by the way you're acting.' She said, matter-of-factly.
She was right. Kyle knew it. Kyle slowly made his way over to the phone, picked it up and dialled. Putting on a slightly huskier voice, he told the person at the other end that he wasn't going to the show and they could pick up the ticket from his letterbox. He hung up the phone and sighed heavily.
'It's a pity you had to give your ticket to your boss.' Torrie said, a look of pity on her face. 'Shame you told her you couldn't go too... Especially considering I could've given you these... Stephanie made special bookings for the front row...' She said, holding up two tickets in her hand.
Kyle looked at the tickets in her hand, his eyes opened wide in realisation. 'You – You had them all along...' He jumped up and grabbed at the tickets but she quickly pulled them back. He lunged at her, but she screamed and darted out of sight back into the living room, a wide grin on her face. He chased her out into the kitchen and backed her up against the wall. 'Give them to me...' He said, advancing towards her and grinning widely. She placed the ticket hand behind her back and her face turned into an innocent pout. Her other hand raised to her chest and a finger gently caressed the right side of her cleavage.
Looking up through her blonde, wavy hair, she said to him innocently, 'What do you mean?'
Kyle was drawn between the tickets and her obvious seduction. He kept advancing slowly, the determination on his face wiltering slightly. 'You know exactly what I mean Torrie... hand them over...' He now had her forced back against the kitchen bench. He placed a hand in front of her, signalling for her to give him the tickets. She smiled hesitantly, and slowly brought her left hand around in front of her. Kyle grinned as the tickets made their way into his hands.