NC<18 -- No characters under the age of 18 are depicted in this story.
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SHIT!! Where the fuck did HE come from?!?
was the first thing that shot through her mind.
No, that's wrong. The first thing that went through her mind was
AAAAHHH WHAT'S THAT FUCKING NOISE AT MY WINDOW?!?!?!?!
THEN she thought
SHIT!! Where the fuck did HE come from?!?
As she stared blankly at the officer, mentally scrambling for what to do, he solved that problem for her by using a small flashlight to mime the international hand signal for "roll down your window".
She fumbled around on the armrest until she finally found the button to roll the window down and pressed it. When it didn't work, she poked futilely at it a few times with increasing effort, then shook her head, reached up, and turned the key part way. Then she pushed the button again and finally rolled the window down about half way. The sounds of crickets and cicadas and frogs immediately filled the air in the car, as well as the hot, humid air that carried them, causing the windows to fog on the inside of the car.
"Um... Hi?"
Real cool, girl.
"Good evening, ma'am. Do you know why I stopped you?" the officer asked.
"I have no idea. In fact, I thought I was just parking and then all of a sudden, there you were, banging on my window."
"You failed to signal your last turn ma'am. Could I see your license and registration please?"
"Sure, officer. Hang on just a second," she said as she reached for her purse on the passenger seat. She pulled the purse into her lap, dug out her wallet and started to pull her license out -- only to have it hang up in the little window area.
"Sorry, officer. New wallet. I'm working on it. Just a little bit more and... Shit!!." The license flew from her fingers as the wallet finally let go and it landed on the dashboard.
"Are you okay, ma'am?"
"Sure, officer. Just a little nervous at having been pulled over. I've never been pulled over before," she said as she tried to reach for the license, only to be stopped short by her seatbelt.
"Is it okay if I take off my seatbelt to grab that?" she asked.
"Go ahead, ma'am."
She reached down, undid the seatbelt, and scooted forward on the seat to be able to grab the license. Feeling cool air on her thighs, she looked down to see that while SHE had slid forward her satiny skirt had not, and the tops of her thigh-high stockings were visible.
She quickly snatched the license off the dashboard and slid back in the seat, pulling her skirt down with one hand while using the other to hand the license to the officer. "There you go, sir."
She sat smiling up him as he looked at her license, first the front, then the back.
"Aren't you forgetting something, ma'am?" he asked.
She looked down at her legs, but they were covered. Then she looked down at her chest to make sure that having the seatbelt yank her to a stop hadn't caused her blouse to come undone.
"I don't think so, officer?"
"Your registration, ma'am."
"Oh. Yeah."
Seriously? Again, real cool, girl.
As she reached over to the glove box she didn't realize her skirt had ridden up her left leg and was providing the officer quite the view of her thigh.
"It's right... Wait. It's right... Shit. Where's the damn registration. It should be right here."
As she continued to dig deeper into the glove box her skirt lifted farther and farther up her leg until the officer could see her entire butt cheek.
After several minutes of taking everything out of the glove box one item at a time, naming each thing, "Napkins... plastic spoons... ketchup packets..." and then putting them back in one at a time, she finally sat back up in her seat.
"Officer, I am SOOoooo sorry. I know my husband just put the updated registration in the car the other day, but I can't find it. Whoa."
"Are you okay, ma'am?"
"Yeah. Sorry. Just sat up a little too quickly and it made me a little dizzy for just a second."
"Yes ma'am. That happens. Have you been drinking tonight, ma'am?"
"Just a little wine with friends, officer. But the last one was at least an hour ago, so I'm fine."
"You sure are."
"Excuse me?"
"I said, 'I'm sure you are', ma'am."
"No. That's not what you said."
"Step out of the car, please, ma'am."
"Wh... wh...why?" she stammered.
"I'm going to have to administer an impaired driver check, ma'am."
"But I'm not drunk, officer. I already told you, I had a few glasses of wine and the last was over an hour ago."
"Yes ma'am. You did say that. Now please step out of the car."
"Oh, all right!" she said as she snatched at the door handle and pushed the door open.
Right into the officer's thighs.
Oh shit. That did NOT help things, girl.
"Step over here, please ma'am. Thank you. Okay, ma'am, here's what I need you to do. I'm going to turn on my flashlight with my fingers over most of the lens. You should see only a small amount of light. I'm going to move the light around and I want you to follow the light, but only with your eyes. Not your head. Do you understand?"
"Yes, officer."
"Ma'am? I said, 'only with your eyes'. That means you can't move your whole head."
"Oooops. Sorry, officer."
"Ma'am? "Eyes only?"
"For your eyes oooonnnnlllly..." She started. "Have you ever heard that song, officer? I think it was in some spy movie. I really love that song, even though it's so old now. But I still love it."
"Yes, ma'am. Thank you, ma'am. Follow the light, please, ma'am. With your eyes only. Not your head."
A minute or two later, he turned off the flashlight and put it away.
"Thank you, ma'am. The next thing I need to have you do is recite the alphabet, but only recite it. Do not sing it. Say it only."
"Just the facts, ma'am," she said, mock solemnly. "Have you ever seen that show about the two cops in Los Angeles? That's a really old show, too."
"Yes, ma'am. I've seen the show. Now can I ask you to recite the alphabet, please. Without singing it?"
"A... b... c.. d-e-f-g, h-i-j-k, l-m-n-o-p..."
"Ma'am... Ma'am! I said you needed to say the alphabet and not sing it."
"Oh. But I wasn't singing it!"
"Yes you were, ma'am. Try again, please."
""A... b... c... d... e... f... g, h-i-j-k, l-m-n-o-p..."
"Thank you, ma'am. Let's try this. Can you say the alphabet backwards?"
"Sure, officer. The alphabet backwards." And she giggled.
"Ma'am?"
"You asked if I could say the alphabet backwards. I said I could and then I did." She giggled again.
"Ah. Yes ma'am. Let me clarify. Can you please recite the alphabet in reverse order, beginning with 'Z", please?"
"Z... y... x... t-u-v, w-x...w... v... s...."
"Thank you, ma'am."
"But I wasn't finished. I was doing so good..."
"Yes, you were, ma'am. What I need you to do now, ma'am is to stand right here with your feet together and your arms at your sides. When you're ready I want you to tilt your head back, close your eyes, count to 30, open your eyes and then bring your face back to the front. Do you understand these instructions?"
"Yes officer." She tilted her head back, closed her eyes, made it to 30 without wobbling or losing count once, opened her eyes and dropped her head so she was looking at him.
"See, officer? I told you I wasn't... whooooaaaaah...." she whispered as she staggered forward to crash her face into his chest. "That doesn't prove anything. I just moved my head too quickly." She realized she had braced her hands on his waist and snatched them quickly back.
"Yes, ma'am. I'm sure that explains it. I don't see any lines in the area, so what I'm going to do is walk about 20 feet that way. When I get there I'm going to shine a red laser on the ground. All you have to do is walk directly toward me while keeping your feet on the beam. Once you get there, I will return here, shine the laser and you walk back on the beam. Do you understand?"
"I think so."
The officer walked over to a spot, pulled a small handheld laser out, turned it on and shined the beam on the ground. "Go ahead and begin."
She made it about five feet and then said, "Stop. You keep moving the light so I can't stay on it."
"No, ma'am. I'm not moving the light."
"It must be these high-heels, then. Can I take them off?"
"No, ma'am. You were wearing them to drive so you have to wear them for the test."
"I still think you were moving the light."
"Ma'am, if it will make you feel better I'll lay the laser on the ground and put my hands on my hips so you can see them. Then you can walk the beam. That way there won't be any possibility that even a shake in my hand would cause the beam to move. Would that work for you?"
"Alright."
He laid the laser down and told her, "Okay, ma'am. Go back to the starting point and begin again."
This time she made it almost ten feet before her feet came off the line. "You moved the light again," she pouted.
"Ma'am, my hands were right here on my hips the entire time."
"Well, okay, then."