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2019 - This is an original work by Zeb Carter and is protected under copyright by U.S. copyright law. It is only submitted at Literotica.Com and any submission to any other site has not been authorized by the Author.
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A short flash story about four people trapped at work in a snowstorm.
A Bad Day at Work
Trudging from her car to the office in the cold winter snow, Susan shivered as the blowing snow found its way down her collar. Stamping her feet in the vestibule, Susan shook her hands, trying to get warm blood down to them. It wasn't all that cold out, just cold enough to keep the snow from turning to rain. Shaking her hair out, she entered the office.
Looking around she didn't see anyone in reception, although several people's cars were in the lot. Shrugging, she went back to her office. On the way, she heard strange moaning noises coming from one of the exam rooms. Thinking a patient had been left alone, Susan opened the door without knocking.
"Oh my god, I'm so sorry," she gasped finding her colleague, Michelle, on the exam table with Henry, one of the med-techs, between her spread legs, pounding a fair-sized cock into her wet pussy.
"Shit, shit, shit," Michelle yelled, "I thought you said you locked the door?"
"Christ, I'm so sorry Doctor, damn!"
The last word he uttered as he ejaculated all over Michelle's blouse. Susan had to laugh as she backed out of the exam room. Now her best friend would smell of sex all day.
Sitting in her office because not one patient had made it to the clinic, because of the snowstorm, Susan was talking with Michelle.
"What the hell were you thinking?" Susan asked her.
"You know me, I was thinking with my pussy as usual."
"Does George know?"
"Not about Henry."
"But he knows about the others?"
"Some of them," Michelle said coyly.
"What drives you to be such a whore?" Susan asked shocked at her friend.
"I liked getting fucked, don't you?" Michelle asked blandly.
"Yes, but I limit myself to my husband," Susan huffed.
"Then that's your loss. Henry is a great fuck by the way."
"Oh do shut up Michelle," Susan told her squeezing her legs together.
"So do you think we should close up and go home?" Michelle asked.
"Hell even if we left now we probably wouldn't make it home. I don't even think my SUV can make it now. Look at it out there, complete whiteout."
"Yeah, I know. I'm hungry."
"Oh do shut up."
Michelle started laughing at her friend. Then Susan started laughing.
"Who is all here today?" Susan asked when she had gotten control of herself.
"Let's see, there are Henry and Carla... yep, that's about it. You, me, Henry and Carla."
"Well, we might as well all go into the conference room..." Susan said, rising and walking from her office. "At least there, we can see the street."
Michelle hurried to catch up. They ran into Henry and Carla coming out of an exam room.
"Christ, Henry, keep it in your pants longer than ten minutes. In the conference room both of you."
"Uh, we're not in any trouble are we?" Henry asked.
"Not unless you get Carla or Michelle pregnant," Susan laughed.
Michelle laughed at the look on Henry's face. Carla just shook her head and followed Susan down the hallway.
"Henry, go lock the front door and make sure it's locked," Susan yelled over her shoulder. "Then come to the conference room. Do you think you can handle that?"
"Yeah," Henry said sullenly.
Once in the conference room Susan opened the blinds and stared out the window at the blowing, drifting snow.
"Well we're not going anywhere for a while," she said slumping in a chair.
"Nope, not going anywhere," Michelle repeated staring out the window.
Carla just dropped into a chair exasperated.
"Have you seen what's going on outside?" Henry asked coming into the conference room.
Susan just nodded, pointing out the window.
"Oh, I guess you have," Henry said.
"Well, what do we do now?" Carla asked.
"Anyone have a deck of cards?" Michelle asked.
Everyone shook their heads.
"So there isn't anyone in this whole office that doesn't have cards in their desk?" Susan asked.
"Oh, I thought you just meant us. Silvia Porter has a deck in her desk," Henry said.
"Well go get them before we all go out of our minds," Michelle told him, shooing him with her hands.
Henry rushed out the door.
"How did he ever get hired here?" Susan asked.
"His father is a big contributor to the college," Carla told them.
"Ah... that would explain it," Susan said thoughtfully.
"He's not a bad guy and knows his job, it's just he seems a little out of his depth in regular situations," Carla told them.
Henry returned with the cards, took them out of the pack and gave them a shuffle.
"What are we going to play? Texas Hold 'em, seven-card stud, strip poker?"
"In your dreams Henry," Susan said sternly.
"Fine, seven-card stud, ante one dollar, five dollar limit," Henry told them.
"Fine, but the ante is a dime and the limit is twenty-five cents," Susan countered as the others nodded. "Deal."
For the next two hours, they played cards. Henry was winning, ahead of everyone a whole two dollars.
"You know, I haven't heard a phone ring once," Susan said.
Reaching down the table, she pressed the button on the speakerphone. It was silent.
"Shit," Susan said, reaching into her pocket. She pulled out her cell phone flipping it open and dialing her husband's number.
"Hello, hello, Mark?" Susan said into her phone. "Yes dear, I'm fine, just trapped at work. No don't, you'll never make it here. I'll just wait until they get the streets clear. Yes, I will. Good-bye dear, I love you too."
Closing her phone Susan looked outside, the snow was still coming down.
"Mark says the whole city is shut down. He made it to the corner down from the house and got stuck. So he never made it into work," Susan told everyone.
"George was staying home today anyway," Michelle said dialing her phone as she left the conference room.
"Carla, would you like to use my phone to call someone?" Susan asked.
"No, that's okay Doctor Reynolds, I live alone."
"Henry?"
"What?"
"Never mind," Susan said shaking her head. Carla just smiled at her.
"Well, are we going to play?" Henry asked.
"Sure what the hell," Susan sighed.
They had to wait for Michelle but, when she returned, they started playing again. After another hour, they took a break.
"Is there any food around here?" Michelle asked.
"I'm kind of hungry too!" Susan chimed in.
"There are those sandwiches they delivered early this morning for that conference they were going to have today," Henry told them.
"Where are they?" Michelle asked.
"In the fridge," Henry told her.
Michelle, Susan, and Carla were gone, leaving Henry in the conference room alone. When the women got to the fridge, they not only found sandwiches but, several bottles of wine. Smiling, Susan grabbed a bottle, looking for a corkscrew.
"Uh, that a twist-off top dear," Michelle giggled.
"Great, slut," Susan told her.
Carla gasped at what Susan had just called Michelle.
"Don't worry, from her that's a term of endearment," Michelle told Carla who laughed.
Michelle found some glasses in the cabinet and set them out on the table. Susan filled them, then took a bite of her sandwich, she smiled contentedly.
"There's nothing like good food, good wine, and good company," Susan said.
"She really loves me," Michelle said to Carla.
"I wasn't talking about you slut!" Susan laughed taking a drink of her wine.
The three of them sat in the break room, eating and drinking. A bottle of wine later, Henry wandered into the break room.
"So this is where you guys got to. Hey where did you get the wine?" he asked going in search of a glass.
Susan just shook her head, grabbing another bottle of wine and heading back to the conference room, Carla and Michelle in tow. Sitting facing the window Susan poured herself another glass of wine setting the bottle down on the table. Michelle took the bottle and poured Carla and herself a glass.
It was so quiet without Henry, they all just sipped their wine and gazed out the window at the beautiful white landscape.
"Its beauty belies its danger," Michelle whispered.
"It sure does," Carla said softly.
Susan just sighed taking another sip of wine.
"I just wish I was trapped at home with my husband and daughter," Michelle sighed.
"Yeah, me too," Susan said wistfully.
"You stay away from my George," Michelle said winking at Carla.
"I will not." Susan laughed.
All three women were a little bit tipsy and started to laugh at almost anything. When Henry finally returned, all three went into hysterics. Henry just looked at them as if they were nuts. For the next half hour, they sat, laughing and drinking.
"Are we going to play cards?" Henry asked.
"Sure, why not," Susan slurred.