Dewey sat in his wheel chair, still feeling the dull buzz of the pain killers keeping his leg from hurting. He looked around his room, too hot and bored out of his skull. There were his award winning photos. Those headline generating snaps. All of more interesting places than here.
Feeling sorry for himself he wheeled over to the back window of his third story apartment and picked up the box his friend Sally had left him. He grinned to himself remember the glamourous and rather short dress she'd been wearing. Being down low in a wheel chair did have its advantages.
He idly scratched at his cast as he unwrapped the present. Inside was a brand new pair of binoculars. Dewey stared at it for a second. What did Sally think he'd do with it? Bird watch. He picked them up and did a scan out the window. Yep, just the block of apartments all the way around. One tree, long dead down below and bereft of leaves. No birds in sight.
Only... now that he was looking there were some interesting sights...
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One Ms. Aguilera, an artist, was standing on tiptoes pulling down a canvas from somewhere out of sight of her wide open window. It was a hot summer day so she had shed all but a large smock. Her current posture left her cute butt very much exposed.
She managed to wiggle the canvas out and put it up on her easel facing the window. Dewey smiled as she scratched one of her cheeks. To his perverse pleasure from the apartment door came a young man, naked. Ms. Aguilera, Dewey had never gotten her first name but he'd passed her painting outside when he had been able to walk, did a quick sketch of the man posing in front of her.
Dewey noted the man had one... prominent feature. Ms. Aguilera clearly noticed as well and before long the artist and model had assumed new poses. Dewey promptly looked away as Ms. Aguilera's face was turned towards his own window as she was bent over the sill by the young man.
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Dewey looked up at the penthouse across the square. Mr. John Smitheby lived there, a rich and fashionable tech guru. He'd had a startup or two to build and then sell and John had retired early. Rich enough to be poor in a fashionably rundown, yet glamourous apartment like this one, of course he owned the whole floor.
It seemed John had some guests. Dewey had been up in the penthouse once himself to photograph Mr. Smitheby for a magazine once. He had been nice, but rather boring. However it was clear the women who were up there with him didn't think so.
Two women, a redhead and a brunette wearing cocktail dresses had John up against the glass in his t-shirt and jeans. Soon those jeans were off and John's pale white buttocks were up against the glass, one girl's red hair bobbing against his crotch, the brunette kissing him passionately.
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