Chapter 4: The Fantasy Club
1: The Morning β 2:00am to 1:00pm
2: The College β 1:00pm to 3:00pm
3: The Mall β 3:00pm to 6:00pm
4: The Fantasy Club β 6:00pm to 9:00pm
5: The Nightclub β 9:00pm to 12:00am
6: The Apartment β12:00am to 2:00am
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Characters in Chapter 4:
Club employees:
Ali - grad student (24 years old)
Stephanie - entertainer (26 years old)
Mira - switch (25 years old)
Phaedra - domme (26 years old)
Lisa - mistress (36 years old)
Tiffany - flexible (22 years old)
Dirk - switch (30 years old)
Club clients:
Dr. Johnson - Ali's first client (55 years old)
Edwin Brand - Ali's second client (46 years old)
Jerry - Phaedra & Dirk's first client (42 years old)
Larry - Phaedra & Dirk's second client (39 years old)
Thomas - Mira's first client (26 years old)
Alphonse - Mira's second client (38 years old)
Doug - Tiffany & Lisa's first client (44 years old)
Helen β Tiffany & Lisa's second client (48 years old)
Rob - professor (32 years old)
Sarah - backup dancer (27 years old)
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Prologue - 5:30pm β in the School Classroom:
"Why, Dr. Johnson, are you trying to look down my blouse?" Ali exclaimed in a shocked tone.
"I don't think that's very appropriate β after all, you're the principal and I am your student"
She pursed her lips tight and tsk'ed, "No sir, I don't think that is appropriate at all."
Each time she said the word "appropriate", she ground her left knee into his crotch, pressing against the erection clearly visible through his thin dress slacks. Her short, red plaid skirt shook with the motion.
Both of her knees were in his lap, and she kneeled on him with her hands on his shoulders. Her "blouse" β which was actually a tight, plunge-cut, white sleeveless top β was inches away from his glasses, and the red-sequined push-up bra peeking from underneath gave her a deep canyon of cleavage. The tops of her breasts shook she ground down her knee.
"You should respect me."
She leaned forward and pressed her chest right into his face, popping his glasses up and off, and folding her arms behind his head. He barely had time to gasp with pleasure before his nose was full of perfume and his mouth was full of soft creamy flesh.
She let him stay there for a minute before grasping the back of his balding head with both of her hands and gently but firmly tilting it back until he looked up at her. She leaned her head down so she was staring right at him, and their noses lightly brushed. Her breath was hot against his face and she smelled of exotic, intoxicating perfume. He stared back, utterly captivated.
"You should look me in the eyes."
Ali reached down and took hold of Dr. Johnson's necktie, pulling and stretching it. She ran her tongue along the fabric and smiled wickedly, remembering Francis. Dr. Johnson was fixated on her mouth.
As she started to lick his face from his chin up over his lips and nose to his forehead, his hands, bound together behind the chair with a pair of pink panties, shook as they pressed against each other.
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Chapter 4.1 - 6:15pm β by the Front Entrance:
"This can't be right."
Rob looked down at the doorway, five feet below the street, at the foot of a short flight of steps. He could hear the river one block over, the low slap of waves against the embankment siding.
The door was metal, rusted in places but extremely solid-looking. Above it was a cracked and faded sign that said "Flights of Fantasy" in embossed letters.
As he was standing there puzzled, the rusted door opened, and a man came out. He was in his 50s, balding, wearing glasses and a rumpled tan sport coat with leather elbow patches. His tie was completely undone, hanging from his collar and falling down his shirt. He came up the steps slowly, as if he was in a daze, and had a slack smile on his face. He nodded amicably to Rob, and winked. Then he was past, walking into the night.
Rob watched him go for a minute, then shrugged and went down to the door. He pulled at the handle, but it was locked. To the right of the door was inset a red square push button.
Swallowing his nervousness, Rob pressed the button. Somewhere in the shadow above the door, a speaker crackled to life and a woman's voice said, "Yes?"
"I ... I'm supposed to meet someone here."
Silence.
"I have a card," he remembered, and held out the card Ali had given him. He assumed there must be a camera somewhere.
"Who are you here to see?" the voice challenged.
"I am here to see Ali. Alison, I mean."
With a click, the door swung open, revealing a shadowy hallway extending into darkness. Rob glance behind him, but the alley was quiet. He turned back to the doorway.
The smooth hardwood floor was covered with an ornate oriental runner carpet, extending about 100 feet. Light shone through a beaded curtain at the end, from whatever space lay inside. After Rob stepped inside, he heard another soft click, and the door smoothly closed behind him.
Once his eyes adjusted, he could see the hallway in more detail. There were bookshelves and velour hangings on each side, and several large, closed doors. The dusty mansion vibe was so strong, Rob almost expected to see a suit of armor. Passing down the hall, Rob saw doors on both sides, newer looking than the hallway, with smooth, modern metal doorknobs. At the end of the hall was a beaded curtain, and Rob could see a larger space on the other side. As he parted the beads and stepped into the room beyond, Rob found himself in what looked like a speakeasy lounge. He heard light piano jazz coming from hidden speakers all around him.
To his right, a recessed seating area was covered in oriental carpeting and held ottomans, upholstered benches and the occasional chaise lounge. Beyond that was a small band stage, backed with a red velour drape. To his left was a line of semi-private booths with pull curtains, curving in a wide semicircle towards the back wall. There, a large bar anchored the far side of the room, and beaded doorways led behind it to either side. Along the wall behind the bar, interspersed with the bottles, were pairs of high heels atop lighted pedestals. On the center of the right wall was a single opening. Both the molding around the doorway and hallway that plunged off of it were painted in crimson red. Above it all, suspended from the pressed tin ceiling, a belt drive rig turned three large wicker fans, slowly and silently.
Rob noticed all of this in his periphery, looking past it all, eyes fixed on the end of the bar. There was woman seated on the second to last barstool, her back to him.
Glow from the display behind the bar combined with the shadowy overhead lighting meant Rob could see more of her silhouette than any details. But he was still taken with her immediately.
She had an overflowing mountain of curly red hair, partially up, and the backlight made it glow like a halo. She was in a gown of silver sequins, sparkling with every movement she made. As Rob entered the room, she sipped from a martini glass, and Rob could see she wore silver gloves to match her dress. Glittery platform heels completed the look, one hooked on the barstool.
Rob took a few timid steps toward the center of the room, unsure exactly how to proceed.
Just then, preceded by the sharp clicking of high heels, a striking woman came striding out of the red passage. It wasn't until she was fully inside the room that Rob recognized her as his date for the evening. His heart started beating faster as he began to take in Ali's presentation.