I was feeling even more frustrated with my husband Jeff this particular morning. He seemed too busy at the office, too tired to take me out, and more importantlyâŚtoo tired for sex!
It had all been different a year ago, before he got that damm promotion. Now I had to make do with the occasional quickie once a month. But even that seems to have diminished, of late. The only thrill I seem to get these days is by pushing myself up against the washing machine, whilst it completes its spin cycle. Oh I have all the usual girls toys to facilitate my sexual urges, but a six-inch piece of black pulsating rubber, is no substitute for the real thing. I was sexually frustrated, and as any girl will tell youâŚthatâs a recipe for matrimonial disaster!
This morning was no different. As usual Jeff woke up with his normal morning âstiffyâ, but soon pissed it away in the bathroom. That in itself is as frustrating as hell! What a waste. Iâd have let him pee all over me, if I thought that it would have got him interested. Instead it was the usual peck on the cheek, and off to work.
So there I was, twenty-six, married for only eighteen months, and sexually deprived of a womanâs needs. Nothing for it, I would finish my coffee, get on with the housework, and then sort through my laundry. Thank you âWhirlpoolâ at least you had the forethought to build your machines with a super fast spin cycle.
Sods law decreed that âIf thereâs a chance that something can go wrongâŚthen it willâ and mine had! As I leaned over the sink to wash the potsâŚno water! Well not out of the taps anyway, everywhere else yesâŚbut the tapsâŚno! I watched in horror as a great pool of water seeped, from inside the cupboard under the sink, onto my nice clean kitchen floor. I reached under, getting soaked in the process to access the damage. It looked liked a pipe had burst. The only thing for it was to turn off the stop-valve and call in the plumber.
Mister Latimor, of Latimor and Latimor associates said they would send someone round immediately. I put down the receiver, not sure whether I had actually spoken to the plumbers, or a firm of overpaid stockbrokers. What ever happened to plumberâs names like Fred Wilkins, or Jack Mathews? Latimor and Latimore associates I ask you. There it was though at the top of the page in the Yellow Pages. At least I knew that some âyuppieâ from the stockbrokers wasnât going to mistakenly call round, although the way I was feeling, it perhaps wouldnât have been so bad.
It was over an hour later that the front door bell rang. I was upstairs changing at the time, so I leaned out of the window and called down. Whether or not the bell ringer heard me, or just chose to ignore me I donât know, but he repeatedly kept on ringing anyway. Only half dressed, I pulled on my housecoat and rushed downstairs, before he lost heart and went away.
I must say⌠I was impressed as soon as I opened the front door. Thereâs something really sexy about a man in denim work overalls. My first thought⌠âHeâs dishy.â
âSomething wrong with your pipes Miss?â he asked, as if he didnât really care. âIâve been sent to sort them out.â
Talk about an opening straight from a cheap porno movie. I wondered if this was the part where I was supposed to wet my lips and drool. Or maybe rub myself all over whilst I wriggle about seductively, and reply, âI hope youâve got a large plunger.â
Anyway, thatâs what he said, âHeâd been sent to sort my pipes out.â I must admit though, it was the best offer I had received for over a month now. Apart from my interludes with the washing machine, and getting to stuff the occasional Christmas Turkey, my sex life to date was zilch!
âYouâd better come in then,â I replied, before my imagination got the better of me, and I really did blurt out something about his plunger.
Showing him into the kitchen, I opened up the cupboard under the sink and pointed out the offending pipe. I stepped away whilst he got down on his hands and knees, and buried his head deep inside the cupboard. âMmm nice arse,â I thought admiring his manly derrière, trying itâs best to burst its way out through the denim fabric.
âAhh yes I can see a lot of wetness,â he declared, âLuckily its only a small split.â
âYouâve hit the nail right on the head,â I replied, trying to hold back a snigger. Call it coincidence; call it clairvoyanceâŚI donât really care. He was right in both instances. In fact, the way I was feeling, I was probably much wetter than the pipelines could ever be. It was definitely⌠My⌠âUâ bend that needed the servicingâŚdesperately!