This story is also available from HER point of view, named "Personal Delivery (her)"
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I was out making deliveries. Maybe some think it's unmanly to be a single guy selling Tupperware, but it was an extra income I could manage. I was at the end of my list, one more bag to deliver. After double-checking the address, I rang the doorbell. This bag was for Sarah. I had known her for a long time, been acquaintances more like, hung out with the same friends and all that, but hadn't seen her for many months.
"Hi, Ken, come on in!" said, as she opened the door for me. I said hello and handed her the bag of product, mumbling something about hoping she liked the stuff. I wasn't sure why I needed to come in; she had already paid for the order. "Thank you! I'm so excited!" she squealed. She took the bag and turned, her straight, light-brown, shoulder length hair tossing as she walked over to the kitchen and placed the bag on the counter top.
I leaned on the shelf beside the door and looked her up and down, as any guy would do, given a subtle chance, especially given that she was pretty much perfect. About three inches shorter than me, she had perfectly proportioned legs and ass that looked incredible in her short jean skirt, and no one would ever suspect that she'd had three kids.
After putting down the bag, she turned back without even bothering to look inside it. I thought that was a little strange. When she had walked back to the door, she looked me straight in the eye silently for only a moment too long. I blinked.
"So, why's it so quiet in here?" I asked, trying to diffuse what felt to me like a very sudden tension. Sarah had three young boys, but it was silent in the house. I could see the TV on in the other room, but the sound was off.
"Oh, the boys are at a friends birthday party." She stroked her cheek with her fingers. "It's been nice having the house to myself, nothing to do. Anyway, it will be loud again in another two hours or so, ha ha."
I looked around; the house was spotless, atypical for a house with three boys and a single mom. I looked back at Sarah. She was still looking me in the eye. Was that a 'look', I wondered. She took a quick breath and exhaled sharply.
"S-So," she stammered as she looked away, "how many more bags do you have to deliver?"
"Oh...erm...yours was the last, actually." My keys jingled in my hand. "I'm heading home from here." I smiled politely, though with great effort, as my heart was starting to jump uneasily. Nothing's going to happen, I assured myself, calm down, nothing like this happens for real. Not for real!