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The Demotion, Chapter 3
My white, Mary Janes tapped sharply against the tile as Diwa led me by the hand. My form-fitting uniform hugged against my navel, lower back, and chest. And the rubbing sensation on my rear as I walked suggested that my round posterior was putting on a show. At least for the doctors, nurses, and patients who conspicuously turned their heads as Diwa and I passed. In this nurse uniform, I felt like a piece of ass.
This was particularly humiliating because, just a few weeks ago, I was working in Los Angeles as an MD. As 'Dr. Janet Nguyen,' to be exact. But after offending a powerful hospital director, I had been relegated to a small, rural hospital in the Philippines. And as far as my 'colleagues' here were concerned, I was 'Nurse Janet.'
Diwa stopped outside of a pair of wide double doors.
"In you go, Janet," Diwa cooed through her lovely accent.
Diwa put her left hand on the small of my back, opened one of the doors with her right hand, and led me through threshold. That she ran her thumb up and down my lower spine was completely unnecessary. Though, as much as I didn't want to admit it, I didn't want her to stop. Electric signals radiated from my lower back to the rest of my body at her touch.
I stepped through the threshold into a large room. I saw two large cylindrical machines in the back of the room. Rows of plain metal tables lined the room's center. Various white garments were folded neatly on one of the tables. I heard a methodical thumping from one of the machines.
"Wait," I asked, confused, "you said that you were taking me to my first assignment as a nurse? This is a laundry room."
"Think of it this way," Diwa's hand continued caressing my lower spine, making my breath sharp and staccato, "You're like an employee in Mr. Geppetto's toy shop. Mr. Geppetto needs to know he can trust you before you're out-front helping sell toys. You start in the back, assembling the toys."
"B-but that doesn't make sense," it was hard for me to think, much less argue. Something about the way that Diwa methodically rubbed my back sent shivers through my body, paralyzing my thoughts. "I was a literal
doctor
three weeks ago. Hell, I was the youngest trauma care physician at a
prestigious
hospital. I'm not going to fold sheets!"
Diwa stopped her slow caress. As ashamed as I was to admit this--even if only to myself--I felt sad in its absence. She pushed the side of my lower back such that I was facing her. With her arm still around me, her face was inches from mine.
"First," Diwa looked stern, "What did we say about foul language?"
"S-sorry."
"Good girl. Second, this isn't about technical competence. I know that you're a brilliant girl, Janet. This is about understanding the culture and knowing how to interact with people. Do you speak any Tagalog?"
"Well, no. But don't most people speak English here anyway?"
"But not everyone. And not those who need help the most. And patients shouldn't have to recall a second language when they're seeking care."
Diwa turned me toward the back of the room and walked me toward the industrial-sized washing machine that was rhythmically thumping. We passed the tables as Diwa spoke.
"Remember Darling: I'm here for you. I've been where you're at. And trust when I tell you that you're going to miss your days in the laundry room."
When we arrived at the washing machine, Diwa spun me around again to look at her. My back was to the machine, and she was inches from me. She stepped forward, pushing me back until I was leaning against the machine. It's powerful, rhythmic thumping vibrated through my body. She leaned forward and put her eyes level with mine.
"Are you going to be a good girl for me, Janet?"
The powerful vibration of the washing machine reverberated through my body. My mouth opened to speak, but all I could do was sharply exhale. Oh. I realized that I the thumping was sending certain... sensations... through my pelvis.
Diwa grinned. "It's nice, right? Don't tell anyone, but I come down here sometimes after Dr. Ramos scolds me or another nurse. Something about him laying down the law just makes me," she hesitated, looking for the right words, "need relief."
I nodded, mouth still agape, my eyes looking up at her as my head bent forward.
The rhythm of the washing machine suddenly picked up.
"Ah," Diwa grinned, "perfect timing. We just hit the spin cycle."
Diwa stepped forward, pinning my body against the machine with hers. Her hand still wrapped around the small of my back. She leaned forward, placing the side of her face against mine such that her lips brushed against my earlobe.
"Please, Janet. Just be a good girl for me and your time here will be so much more pleasant."
It became too much for me. I had been in a certain mood ever since Diwa dressed me down and kissed me in the locker room. Now, with the powerful tempo of the machine coursing through my body, wrapped in Diwa's warm embrace, and with the touch of her lips as she whispered in my ear, I shook. My abs and thighs tightened. I leaned forward into Diwa. My mouth widened. My eyes narrowed. I exhaled sharply. Diwa released me and took a step back, covering her hand with her mouth.
"Janet," Diwa giggled, "Did you just..."
I blushed and looked around to make sure that nobody else was in the room. I couldn't respond. Nor could I look her in the eye.
Diwa laughed. "Wow that was," she thought for a moment, "Quick. Like, amazingly fast. Honestly, I'm jealous."
I shrugged and smiled nervously. "W-well, you know, it happens."
"Yeah," Diwa gave me a knowing wink, "It does."
Diwa walked over to the other machine. I would have sworn that she exaggerated the swinging of her ass and hips as she walked. When she opened it, a few white garments fell out.
"I've
introduced
you to the washer," Diwa laughed at her own joke, "This is the dryer. It looks the uniforms inside are clean. The hangers are in a wooden box in the corner. I want you to take these out and hang them up. Some will need to be ironed and pressed--the equipment you'll need is next to the hangers. Do you need me to show you how to do any of that?"
It took me a moment to respond. Diwa, my acting boss, just pinned me against a washing machine during the spin cycle until I had an orgasm. Why was she so nonchalant about handing me my next task? Was this kind of thing normal here?
"Uh," I stuttered, "y-yeah. I mean, n-no. I know what to do."
"Good girl," Diwa seemed pleased with my response. "Also, take this," Diwa retrieved a small MP3 player with wired headphones from the pocket of her uniform. She placed an ear bud in each ear and slid the device into my pocket.
"W-what is this," I was confused. "Is this an
MP3
player? Like, what year is this? This thing looks almost twenty years old!"
"It's how you're going to move up here," Diwa answered, unphased by my sarcasm. "If you're going to do well here, you need to understand the language. These audio lessons will help you learn Tagalog."
"Uh-okay. Sure. Y-yeah I can do that."
"Good girl," Diwa winked as she walked to the door. She still exaggerated the swing of her hips as she walked, putting her shoes in front of the other in a perfectly straight line as if walking on a balance beam. She looked like a model. "I'll come and check on you in a couple of hours. I might have a special treat for you if you've been a diligent girl and finished your work."
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As I pulled the uniforms from the machine, the audio player rang in my ears. I listened, and then I repeated.
"Gandang upang matugunan ka. Nice to meet you." A young, female voice played in my head.
"Gandang upang matugunan ka." I repeated, tying my hardest to match her cheery, singsong tone and accent.
I retrieved another uniform, laid it across the ironing board, and pressed the iron against the thick fabric. The wrinkles seemed to disappear like magic.
"Paano ko kayo mutulungan. How can I help you?"
"Paano ko kayo mutulungan." I seemed lost in a meditative state as I put the garment on a hanger and pulled another from the machine.
"Narito ako para paglingkuran kayo. I am here to serve you." The voice in lesson seemed slightly pouty.