Copyright Β© May 2017 by CiaoSteve
Foreword #1 : All characters in this series are over 18
Foreword #2 : This is part 3 of "Secretary to Slut - Susan's Journey". Although there is a little recap at the start of the story, you may want to read the first parts to get up to speed with Susan's journey to date
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Susan Green, the girl next door, young and innocent was about to embark on a journey which would shape the rest of her life. For better or worse the day had come and there was no turning back. A successful career lost and now desperate for money Susan had accepted a job in the pleasure industry and soon she would know just what she had let herself in for.
To say she was nervous was probably an understatement. Susan paced around her apartment, watching the clock and waiting for the taxi to arrive. Her last weekend of normality seemed to have passed all too fast even if it had been relatively uneventful.
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Saturday
, a chance to catch up with a few friends over coffee. Conversation was awkward with the topic constantly turning to work and whether Susan had found a new job yet or not. Much as Susan wanted to gloat in the knowledge that her short term money problems would be solved, she found it impossible to say anything. It was a combination of two things which stifled conversation. First of all was the type of job she had accepted. She was to be nothing more than a high class whore, a hooker, an escort, a prostitute, a
slut
! Choose whichever name you wanted, they are not the topics of idle chatter. In addition were the words she had heard Master saying at the interview . . .
discretion is one of our values, you must not tell anyone of your work
. So every time the conversation moved towards work Susan deflected the topic. Finally the friends parted with Susan thanking them for their company and explaining that she would be going away for a while to see if she had any luck at finding work elsewhere. Yes, a white lie, but at least nobody would be asking probing questions about her whereabouts over the coming weeks.
Sunday
, her last day of freedom, of solitude, of what she called normality. A little retail therapy to make sure she had everything she needed for the coming week. Nothing flashy as money was still tight but the things that Susan deemed essential; a new nightgown, fresh lingerie, cosmetics and some light hearted reading material. Little did she know, having packed a suitcase large enough for the week, that she would not be needing most of what she had packed. Susan did notice that the invitation letter made no mention of clothes but she guessed this must just be an oversight. Never mind, she would soon learn.
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So now was
Monday
and here was Susan dressed and ready to go. Looking smart, a short cut black jacket over the top of an above the knee red shift dress, she wouldn't have looked out of place in any office, her outfit being finished off with a leather clutch bag and pair of black flat shoes. Still she paced around, getting more and more nervous by the minute. Was it nerves or was she plane scared, more than likely a combination of both.
Then the sound she was waiting for, or maybe dreading. A message on her mobile, the taxi was waiting outside. Picking up her case Susan quickly left. locking the door behind her, and descended the stairwell to the waiting taxi. Putting the case in the boot she jumped in the back.
"Where to miss?" enquired the driver, a surly middle aged man, scruffy in demeanour, wearing a tight orange tee which looked like it needed to be washed a couple of weeks ago.
No response so he repeated the question. "Eh miss, I said where'd you wamma go?"
" So sorry," Susan replied "I was in a world of my own. Can you drop me off at the bus stop on South Street?"
"Sure!" was the reply and the taxi set off.
It wasn't far in miles, but in the traffic was a good 10 minutes or so. Susan tried to settle back into the seat still deep in her own thoughts. What she hadn't noticed was that her red dress had ridden up her legs a little, providing a clear upskirt view to anyone in the front if they happened to be looking. She didn't notice the driver adjusting his rear view mirror nor the smile on his face every time the taxi rounded a corner and Susan's knees spread apart.
"So you doing something special, all dressed up like that?" the driver enquired, still smiling,
"New job," was Susan's response "Want to make a good impression and all that."
"You're sure making impressions here." the driver responded, his smile widening. "What line of work are you in?"
Oh god she thought, the dreaded question. How could she reply without giving the game away. After all there wasn't a lot of industry in this neighbourhood. She thought carefully then responded. "Oh nothing important, just a little job in entertainment. Giving it a try and see if it works out or not."
The driver laughed. "I wouldn't worry luv. You sure entertaining me."
A few more minutes and they pulled up at the bus stop. "Sure this is the place?" he asked.
"Yes," came the reply "I'm just around the corner but I thought it would be easier for you to pull in here." A little white lie of course, Susan still had about five minutes walk to where she needed to be but there was no way in the world she was going to get a taxi to drop her right outside a whorehouse.
The taxi pulled up, Susan paid the fare and recovered her bag out the boot. As it started to pull away again the driver poked his head out of the window making a parting comment. "You know luv, if it don't work out you can always come and work for me. I could do with a little entertainment from time to time!" He winked and pulled away.
Was it that obvious thought Susan to herself. Even the neighbourhood gave the game away. She watched the taxi disappear into the distance and then set off to walk the couple of blocks to the office building just hoping that she didn't bump into anyone she recognised. Taking a deep sigh of relief she reached that nondescript office block, the one with no obvious name on the outside and looking in need of a little TLC. Memories flooded back as she reached out for the intercom and pushed the button.
That familiar voice. "Hello, can I help you?"
"Hello, I'm -" was as far as Susan got before she was interrupted.
"Ah Susan," came the reply from inside "we've been waiting for you." The buzzer sounded as the voice continued. "Welcome, do make your way inside. We are so looking forward to getting acquainted."
Susan walked in through the door and everything seemed as she remembered. The functional, if slightly clinical, waiting area. The high reception desk and sat behind it was . . . was . . . was who? Susan actually couldn't remember her name, just a number. Number 1 or #1 as the name badge said. Walking towards the reception desk, Susan was greeted with a smile like a Cheshire cat's.
"You are looking fabulous," said #1 "you left such a good impression from your interview we really couldn't wait to have you back. You'll enjoy your time here and manage to fulfil all of your dreams. Give me a moment and I'll show you through."