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Ann was in the passenger seat beside me, sifting through the photos I'd just taken of our intense sexual encounters in the parking garage, watching one of them develop before eyes. I was carefully winding the car down the ramps to street level, on our way to find a place to eat. I'd made a quick decision based on what we'd just done. I switched out cassettes, putting in my copy of Whitesnake's
1987
album. She smirked, and started tapping foot to the start of
Cryin' in the Rain
While we were stopped at the booth so I could pay the attendant, she said, "Holy shit! These are really hot!"
I don't think she realized the guy was listening, but I loved it that when she looked up, she didn't care. She just kept looking at the pictures of her getting royally drilled by my fat cock. As we pulled away from the garage, She sank back in her seat and stared out the passenger window. The pictures were still in her hand, and she was fiddling with them as she watched us drive through the heart of downtown Fort Wayne.
"That might be the hottest thing I've ever done," she sighed out loud, although it seemed like she was saying it more to herself.
"Glad to help," I said as I turned the car to head north, toward the mall. There were lots of great restaurants in Fort Wayne, including a couple close by to where we were. But there were many more options around the large shopping center. I figured if we headed in that direction, we'd find a place that was agreeable to both of us. "So, if that wasn't it, what would have been hotter?"
"Take your pick. Pretty much anything I've done this week with you is the entire list. This has been the best vacation a lonely girl could have."
"Lonely. You don't strike me as the lovelorn type, Ann. I find it hard to believe a girl like you would ever be lonely."
She thought about her answer for a moment, still staring out the side window. She seemed to be reflecting on something that weighed her down.
Turning to look straight ahead, she spoke quietly. "When I dumped Ray after he screwed me over, I fucked around at first. Quite a bit, if I'm going to be totally honest with you. I think it was to prove to myself that I didn't need him. Plus, I was horny. But eventually, it got old... I definitely wasn't ready for anything serious. So, I threw myself even deeper into work. Retail is so demanding, anyway. I worked about sixty hours a week when I had a boyfriend. After I left Ray, I was up to seventy. When I decided to work instead of using time to fuck, it was eighty. I was there every day. Besides,
it's my store, so if anything's going wrong, I have to fix it."
"Don't you have good people working for you?"
"Yeah, but I guess I'm a bit of a perfectionist, so I tend to handle too much myself. I've never been that great at delegating. I told you before, I have a million dollar store, even though we're one of the smaller ones in the entire chain. That means a lot to me. I take my work seriously."
"So, you stopped dating?"
"Let's be serious. I wasn't dating. I was serial fucking. The guys are so selfish I rarely had sex with someone twice. But yeah, I pretty much stopped. But again, if I'm honest about it... the actual reason I quit and started working like I am now is because I had to move. I was living in the same neighborhood where Ray lives, and I kept running into Margaret... the bitch he... the woman he can't get out of his system. I got tired of competing for a man that wasn't smart enough to see she was using him, popping back into his life every time the relationship she was in failed. So between work, and where I live now, it's... been hard."
"What do you mean... where do you live?"
"Well, it's not my house. And it's different from any other place I've ever lived."
"Is it about your roommates?"
"No.
God
no... Chad and Dana are great. But she has two young girls from her first marriage, and that's a lot of work for them. I kind of just stay in the background when I'm there. I spend a lot of time alone in my room. It seems like when I'm not working, I'm sleeping."
"So, you're not happy?"
"I really don't know. Which I guess is telling, since I don't know the answer to that question. I just know I'm tired. I keep telling myself I have to get a life. And for this week, I've had one...
an incredible
one. I'm not looking forward to going back to work, I can tell you that. But I know I have to. I have a lot of people counting on me."
"Yeah, but
can you
count on you?"
"What do you mean?" she asked.
"Well, it just seems to me that if you're putting so much energy into making sure everyone else has a life, it wouldn't be too much to ask that you make sure you have one yourself," I said as I glanced over at her.
She sighed, and said, "I suppose. Sometimes I feel trapped. I'm in this job, and I have to work a lot anyway, because it's so expensive to live in California. I can't afford to live on my own. I've always had roommates. It can all be so overwhelming. I'd love to have a life... well, I have a life. Just not a very exciting one. I'd love to be able to live a little and enjoy myself more. That's why this week has been so special, Neil."
"So, why don't you enjoy yourself more?"
"That's a good question. I guess right now, besides the job, it's my living arrangement. I'm not comfortable bringing guys home to Dana's with her girls there. When I was younger, and I was partying a lot, I really didn't put much thought into where I'd have sex. I'm not sure I even want to talk about those days, because
I do not
come off looking good."