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'I've had the day from hell,' Amy thinks to herself.
'Boy am I glad get to the apartment and forget about work at least for tonight,' she thought. Amy takes out and puts together her wheelchair, transfers into the chair. She gathers her work laptop and purse.
Then, Amy reached inside her jacket pocket for the key, and it's not there. 'Ok,' she thinks to herself 'where did I put my apartment key.' Amy checks everywhere, her purse; even her backpack on the back of her chair and she thinks to herself, 'no key, what's going on. Okay, where could I have left my key? This is driving me nuts. I can't believe I've misplaced it.'
'Tell me I haven't lost it; please God,' she said to herself, 'Now, I'm going to have to call Allen. And, I really don't want to do that, because every time, I see him I get so turned on all I want to do is make love to him. He's the reason why I've been distracted these past weeks,' Amy continues thinking to herself. 'I want him bad, and he just flirts with me and treats me like a friend. Every time I see him and we're alone all I want to do is roll up, wrap my arms around his waist and bury my face in his crotch. Pull out his tool and make love to it, rub it across my face, kiss and caress its length, watch it respond to my loving homage. I want say that I've wanted him every week after we hung out months ago. But all I can do is go home and masturbate thinking about, wishing, and hoping that it's him touching, stroking, and caressing my throbbing pussy, fondling my sensitive nipples, give me the pleasure I need to satisfy my pulsing cream-pie. He's said I'm not his type, but he IS my type and God help me I want him so bad I ache. And, he doesn't have a clue or at least I don't think he has one.' Amy thinks to herself and continues her thoughts, 'if he does then he's doing damn good job of hiding it.'
'It figures though,' Amy thinks to herself. She's has been distracted all week. 'It's hard when you're a hypersexual female, single, and a paraplegic. And to top it all off I'm a hopeless romantic too,' she continued whining to herself. 'If J didn't believe in having a relationship with one guy, it would probably be easier. But, Ohhhhh no, I have fallen for a guy that can only see me as a great friend.'
Amy continued talking to herself in her head. 'I remember it like it was yesterday. We met at a dinner party that was being held by mutual friends. Allen got there late and ended up sitting by me. He was friendly, outgoing, with a great sense of humor. Allen started up a conversation, and we talked the night way. He explained that he had a girlfriend, but he was thinking about breaking off the relationship because he felt that they were growing apart. I thought great maybe I'll get a chance with this guy. Allen has all the qualities I find attractive in a guy. So when he asked me if we could meet again, my heart started racing, and I told him sure. He said that there was this walking/hiking trail he'd like to try and wondered if I would go with him. I said, no, I don't do the walking thing and push back from the table. It was at that moment he realized I was in a wheelchair. To this day he said that he just thought I was really short. And, for me at that moment, I lost my heart to Allen.' Amy gives herself a mental shake and pulls out her cell phone and dials Allen's number.
One ring, two rings, three rings, Allen answers, "Hey you, haven't heard from you a while."
Amy replies, "I'm okay, and cells phones can send and receive calls. I haven't heard from you in a while either."
Allen laughs, "Ok, busted, what are you up? Want to get into so mischief with me?"