'Twas the Day Before Christmas
You awoke after midnight warm and comfortable but not sure how you had gotten tucked into you bed. You remembered making love with me. Your ass-hole had the feel of having been fucked. You smiled. "Naughty Daddy," you said sleepily.
You sat up in your bed and looked around the room. A fire was in the fireplace. A candle was lit on the table by your easy chair. You rubbed your eyes and stretched your arms.
The clock on your mantle read one-fifteen. The house was quiet. You slipped out of bed on the window-side and, naked, scurried around to pull on your heavy robe in the chilly room. You flopped down in your chair before the fire, tying your hair back.
"What's this?" There was a tray on your table -- a plate covered with a napkin -- "Excellent!" -- ham sandwiches, a garlic pickle, a small salad -- a carafe of lemon water. You smiled, wondering if Louise or Margaret had prepared the tray. How bizarre to have someone to do these things for you. You greedily began to consume the sandwiches and pickle, your bites punctuated by droughts of the water. You were famished.
You looked around your room. The closet door was cracked open. You wanted your fuzzy slippers, so you got up, opened the closet door, and, crouching down, began to feel about the floor of your closet for them -- but they weren't to be found. Feeling deeper and deeper, your fingers touched a stack of lidded boxes against the back wall. "I don't remember these," you muttered, and you pulled them out.
You opened the top of one and, feeling inside, your fingers touched something smooth and round -- unmistakably a Christmas ornament. You brought the box over to the fireplace, lit some candles and began to lift the ornaments one by one. They were ancient. Hand painted, hand blown, in pairs or in threes or fours, but different, not a matched set, an eclectic collection.
You went back to the closet, pulling out box after box of tinsel and garlands and bows and strands of old-fashioned lights. You sat for a long time on the floor, before the fire, surrounded by the boxes and boxes of decorations, nursing the seed of an idea.
"I could make a tree for him using these. As a surprise. I could make it here in my room to keep it secret. And I could bring him in late tonight and give it to him. I could wear my sexy lingerie and be his gift."
You shoved all the boxes under your bed. Blew out all the candles but one and after finishing you midnight snack, tip-toed through the door into my room and snuggled down into my bed. "He's still downstairs," you thought to yourself as you drifted off back to sleep.
You woke hours later. Sun was up. I was asleep. You kissed me on the cheek as you slipped out of bed. You scurried into your room to dress. "I'll have to work fast -- I've got so much to do."
But it took far less time than you'd feared because you enlisted Louise and Margaret, taking them into your confidence. Soon you three had laid claim to a tree that had been gotten extra and left on the back porch. You had pilfered extension cords from various places around the house where they wouldn't be missed. You slightly re-arranged the furniture around your fireplace to make space.
In a couple hours, a very old fashioned Christmas tree stood in your room with a white sheet tucked around its base. The most modern things were the sixty-year-old strings of lights which you plugged in -- they lit -- the tinsel sparkled --magnificent. You three stood back for a final look, but there was no time to admire it overmuch.
You thanked the girls and the three of your hurried downstairs. They fussed over getting you off to your appointments -- hair, manicure, pedicure -- they called for the car, you gulped down the coffee they brought you, they coated and scarved you, soon you were gone.
At the mall, Lynn fussed and flirted and titillated you through gussying you up. She had you bathed at the spa. She had your legs and arm pits shaved -- you had only ever done this a few times -- and she had your pubic hair trimmed. In fact, she had your pussy lips shaved of their soft hair. It was erotic. You couldn't help but feel it. And your fingers and toes were smoothed and softened, nails trimmed and polished a bright red. And your hair was coiffed to her particular satisfaction. Then your brows were plucked -- you'd never done this -- and make up applied.
Lynn sent you off with a small vial of an old perfume in an old unopened package. "This is fifty years old, dear -- not made anymore. I got it for you from a perfumer friend. 'My Sin.' Put a tiny bit on your neck, touch the insides of your knees, and then a little bit beside your pussy lips. I promise it will have a very desirable effect." She smiled mischievously.
It was late afternoon dusk by the time you arrived home, slipping inside secretly, and followed upstairs by Louise and Margaret. It was gratifying to have them ooooing and aaaahing and you all giggled and laughed at the ridiculousness and wonderfulness of it all.
Margaret hurried downstairs to attend to the last of the cooking. "Will he like it?" you asked as you stood in front of your mirror. The sun had set.
"Oh, yes. He'll like it, Little Miss." Louise smiled. "Hadn't you better get dressed? It'll be time for dinner in a couple hours. I'll help you if you'd like."
"Please, yes. I'm really nervous now. I don't know why. But I so want Daddy to love me."
You put your hand over your mouth. Your eyes teared up. Louise took out her handkerchief and, standing very close, carefully dabbed your eyes.
"Now, don't cry, Little Miss. You'll mess your make-up."
"Little Miss. Is that what you two call me?"
Louise smiled in a big-sisterly manner, "Yes. That's what we call you. That's what you are. You are quite young, after all. And small -- shorter than us. You even call him 'Daddy,' you naughty thing."
She chuckled at your horrified look. "Oh we hear your carryings on, Little Miss. The halls will echo. But you don't have to worry about it -- or us -- and you certainly don't have to worry about him loving you. I've never seen a man look at a woman the way he looks at you. He watches you come and go. He smiles whenever your name is mentioned. He's slain. Make up and clothes couldn't make him love you more or less. But he's sure going to enjoy what he sees tonight."
There was a knock at the door from my room da daaa daaa / da da da da. "She's indisposed, sir," Louise called.
"Oh -- yes -- sorry. Just checking," I spoke through the wood. You could hear the amusement in my voice.
"She'll be down for dinner."
"Very well, then. But I have a couple things for her."
"Then leave them there. We'll get them when we're ready."
You heard me laugh, "OK, OK." A moment later, you heard my door to the hall shut and my muffled footsteps traipse along and down the stairs.
The two of you smiled at each other.