I kissed Alan goodbye as he headed off to work. Almost as soon as the door closed I started doing the housework. I had a day off work and it was the ideal time to catch up on housework and I got right into it. It's always been my philosophy to do it now and do it well. That way the job is done and you don't have to waste time redoing things. It makes life a lot simpler.
At around eleven I'd caught up with everything and the rest of the day was my own. I'd already arranged to meet up with Jan for some morning coffee and I headed out to the café where we were going to meet up. I was a little early so I spent half an hour window shopping and wishing before entering the café. There were so many things I wanted but was too frugal to buy. Money only goes so far and you have to spend it wisely. This meeting with Jan was a treat for me.
Once in the café I took a seat and waited for Jan. Truth to tell, I was surprised she wasn't waiting for me as she's normally early. Then my phone rang and it was Jan. I thought she was going to explain that she was running a little late but it was worse than that. Her car looks a little beat up. It's perfectly roadworthy, just doesn't look it. She got pulled over in a random police check and they wanted to do a quick inspection of her car for roadworthiness. All the obvious things were fine, windows, lights, tyres, and such, but they wanted to test her brakes. They told her to drive slowly while they followed and when they sounded their horn she was to hit her brakes.
Upshot was that as they started off someone leaned on their horn as they passed and Jan hit her brakes. The cops weren't expecting it and rear-ended her. Yes, it was their fault, and they admitted it, but, and it was big but, because a police car was involved in an accident there was a bunch of regulations and procedures they had to follow. She was stuck until they sorted it all out.
I shelved the idea of a leisurely cup of coffee and a chat with Jan, settling for the cup of coffee and a slice of chocolate cake. While I was sipping my coffee and nibbling on my cake a couple of big burly men approached and asked if they could share the table. A quick glance around showed that the café was fairly full so I shrugged and waved them into place. It didn't bother me.
After a minute or so one of the men spoke up.
"You look a little despondent. Boyfriend stand you up?"
I glanced at the empty chair and realised what it must look like. I hastily shook my head.
"No. I was supposed to have coffee with a friend but she got rear-ended by a cop car on the way here and now she's tied up while they sort it all out."
"A cop car?" A surprised note in his voice.
I giggled and explained the situation as Jan explained it to me. Both the men laughed.
"I suppose you and your friend were going to go shopping after your coffee?"
"I wish," I grumbled. "Inflation means that the household budget is tight."
"Yeah. It's like that all over."
"Not with me, it's not," said the other man sounding contentedly comfortable. "And I doubt that it is with you, Don."
"True," said Don with a laugh. He tapped the overalls he was wearing. "Ken and I are both in construction. That building going up across the road, actually. The union made sure we get paid a decent whack and even the problems with Covid didn't really impact us. We're doing OK."
"Well lucky you," I grumbled. "I work part time at a supermarket and you can imagine the sort of money they pay. Fortunately Alan is a computer programmer and he makes a reasonable salary. Inflation still chips away at it."
"Sucks to be you," said Don with a smile. "We all have our crosses to bear. Maybe you can get another part-time job."
I sighed. "People just aren't hiring right now," I continued to grumble. "Still, we'll get by somehow. It's really just a case of any luxuries having to wait."
The two men exchanged glances and for some reason Ken nodded, with Don following suit. Then Don took out his wallet and put a hundred dollar bill on the table. I eyed it, wondering what the hell?
"I know a little job you could do that won't take up too much of your time," Don said, his voice all warm and friendly. "If you're willing the money is yours."
"Well, I'm interested, sure, but what is the actual job?"
"You see that building that we're currently constructing? Well, parked in front of it is a caravan that is the site office. Quite a comfortable caravan, too. As well as the office section there's a small bathroom and bedroom. We occasionally have to work really late and it's easier to stay in the caravan than go home."
"Ah, you want me to clean the caravan or something?" I guess I sounded a little bemused. No way they'd pay a hundred to have the caravan cleaned.
"It's the something that we're interested in," said Ken. "Something that needs a woman's touch, and we think you're that woman."
They were getting at something and seemed amused that I couldn't guess.
"Well, what is it?' I asked with some exasperation.
"We want you to come to the caravan with us and service both of us," Don said, damn near laughing when he said it. "If you're willing to do that the money is yours."
I looked at him blankly. Serve him what? I had no idea. And then I did. He'd said service them, not serve them. As in a bull services a cow. They wanted to fuck me. I was shocked. How could they suggest such a thing, and so blatantly?
"Well, really. How could you suggest such a thing?" I asked indignantly. "I'm a married woman, you know."
"Yes, we'd gathered that, but saw no reason to drag your husband into this. What he doesn't know won't hurt him. A hundred dollars might help you though."
My mind flashed to the things I could buy with a hundred. Some expensive soap and shampoo. A new top or undies. Alan would never know. He's got no idea what cosmetics and clothes I currently own. But still.
"Oh, I couldn't. I really couldn't," I mumbled, half wishing I could. I couldn't help but wonder what it would be like to be naked with two men who wanted to fuck me. They were big men, too. Did that physical stature translate to increased genital size? Not that I wanted to find out. Still, a little erotic thrill ran through me at the thought.
"Of course you can," said Ken. "You know you want to. It's just a case that you feel you shouldn't. If nobody knows what does it matter?"
"What do you mean, I want to?" I snapped, taking umbrage at the statement. "What makes you think that?"
"You're still sitting here talking to us," observed Don. "If you were really upset at being propositioned you'd have got up and walked away."