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Birthday Present 61

Birthday Present 61

by bertecho1
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This little tale was inspired by a real girl. I saw her working as a desk clerk in a hotel where I once stayed. She's just as I describe -- up to and including her left hand. The rest, alas, is wishful thinking....

I was late getting in that night because I missed my regular flight to Austin. It was after eleven, Central time, when I finally dragged my tired ass into an unfamiliar inn, victim of a late meeting in LA, and some big convention that sopped up all the rooms at my usual stopping place. I was beat, but relaxed, too -- due in part to the third drink I'd wheedled out of the flight attendant somewhere over Phoenix. By now I just wanted to get checked in and hit the sack, even though my body clock still had 9 PM, LA time.

There was one other guy checking in when I got to the lobby, a fellow road warrior, from the look of him. I stood by, waiting patiently for the girl behind the counter to finish with him, and while I waited I amused myself by watching her.

She was a cute little thing. Short, dark-haired, nice face, not really pretty, but cute and definitely appealing. I couldn't see her legs, as she was wearing the company-issue black slacks, but the uniform did reveal a nicely shaped little butt. And the white blouse was well filled, if you know what I mean.

It was a pleasant diversion to watch her as she puttered around with the check-in procedure, diddling the computer, turning around to encode a card key on the machine on the back counter, then getting the envelope out of a drawer, putting the card in it, and turning back around to the waiting customer.

She had a really nice smile, and turned it on as she placed the card envelope on the counter and announced his room number. The guy said thanks, picked it up and turned away toward the elevators -- and then it suddenly hit me: the girl has no fingers.

Suddenly I was wide awake. Normally, I'd be looking for a girl missing an arm, or even nicer, with only one leg. But this was a stunner nevertheless.

I guess it was because I was tired, or because of the left-over alcohol, I don't know exactly, but I managed to do something I hadn't done in many years.

Remember how, when you're in high school, and you try to talk to a pretty girl -- how you're all tongue-tied, and finally blurt out something really stupid? Remember how the girl rolls her eyes, and you want the earth to open up and swallow you? Remember that feeling? Well, that's where I, at age 28, was about to go.

It'd been a long time since I'd had that feeling, but it all came flooding back. Instead of discretely observing the girl's hand, stealing glances, waiting for her to turn her back to make my card key, then caressing the memory later, back in the room -- instead of doing what I'd normally do, I just blurted out, "Wow, what a sexy hand!"

Fortunately, the other guy had passed out of earshot, and there was nobody in the lobby but us. And that old feeling came with a rush. Why wouldn't the earth ever swallow me when I needed it to? I could feel my face turn the color of a fire engine.

Incredibly, the girl looked up, turned on that thousand-watt smile, and held up her hand, flipping it from palm to back a couple of times. "Like it? Me too. It's really unique, isn't it?"

Stunned, all I could do was stare at it and nod dumbly. There were no complete digits; fingers or thumb. Each had been amputated at the first joint, resulting in a complete set of neat little short stumps, about equal in length. On one or two I could just make out a tiny little closure scar across the end, with a hint of stitch tracks. The rest were smooth and unblemished, as far as I could tell.

I felt the excess color slowly drain from my face as it became apparent that she was not offended. "Uh," I managed, "... what... uh..." that tongue-tied feeling again.

That made her giggle. "It's OK, everybody wants to know about it -- although usually a little time goes by before they get up the nerve!" Big grin.

"Tell you what," she continued, "are you hungry?"

"Uh... yeah!" I'd spent the flight drinking instead of eating, and I was beginning to feel it.

"OK, it's after eleven now. I get off at midnight. Why don't you go up and get settled in your room, then come back down in about a half-hour and we'll go over to Chili's and get something to eat, and I'll tell you all about it. And by the way, my name is Lisa."

And her name tag backed up her assertion.

I couldn't have been more delighted. I could almost have gotten to my room by floating, without the elevator. I puttered around hanging things up, washing my face, brushing my teeth, changing to a fresh shirt, stalling for time. Finally my watch crawled its way to the top of the hour, and I went back downstairs.

"Ready?" she asked as I approached the desk. "I'll just get my jacket from the office." She had a brief conversation with the incoming desk clerk, disappeared into the room behind the desk, then emerged from the adjacent hallway. "If you don't mind, I'll drive my car so I can drop you back here and head home after we eat -- the Chili's is a few blocks down the street."

In the restaurant we picked a table near the back, where nobody could overhear our conversation. I helped her off with her jacket and held her chair as she sat. The waitress was on us right away, since at that time of the night the place wasn't busy, and handed out menus. She took hers with her fingerless left hand, seemingly without problem, and if the waitress noticed she didn't say anything.

The waitress took our drink orders and disappeared as we studied the menus. By the time she came back we were ready to order. She took our selections, then the menus -- then we were alone. We'd been making small talk, so at this point I didn't know anything more than I did before, but I was getting excited just watching her use that unique hand. It seemed to present no problems for her, and things were fairly typical for a first date.

Finally, an opening came up. "OK," I said, "so how did you get the sexy hand?"

"Well, you are interested, aren't you?" she grinned. "I guess I don't think about it that much any more -- but I do like it," she added quickly.

"But what happened?" I wanted to know, "How did it get like that? How did you lose all your fingers?"

"Don't worry, I'll tell you all about it," she laughed. "But it's kind of a weird story. You're not gonna get weird on me, are you?"

It was my turn to laugh. "Well, I guess it depends on how weird a story it is. But I'm just curious... no, that's not really true. I have a really strong interest in that sort of thing. Amputations, I mean."

"Yeah, I figured. You're not the first, of course."

"No, probably not. But tell me...."

"OK, get ready for this -- it's a birthday present. Actually, several birthday presents."

I made a face, but didn't ask. I just let her continue.

"When I was 15 I got the bright idea that I wanted a body mod -- a tongue stud, or a nipple ring, or something like that. Maybe a tattoo. Most of my buddies were getting tattoos and things, and at first it was just to keep up with the crowd, you know?"

I nodded.

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"Well, when I mentioned it to my parents they just went ballistic. A lot of yelling and screaming. Went on for days. Threatened to throw me out of the house, et cetera. No daughter of mine, et cetera. Total over-reaction. You know the drill."

Another nod.

"I figured I'd just do something anyway and not worry about it. I was just at the age that I was going to do whatever I wanted and my parents be damned. And besides, I was coming up on my 16th birthday, and I decided I had to have a special present -- you know, me to me."

"I was having a birthday party at my best girlfriend's house, and probably 15 or 20 people were going to be there, so I tried to think of something I could get done that'd have the proper impact at the party. But it was a busy time, and I never really had a chance to decide on anything, so I just went to the party without much more thought about it.

"Of course at that age, somebody had brought in some beer, and as we danced and partied, we got drunker and drunker. My girlfriend had a party room set up in their garage, so we were able to get away with a lot without her parents interfering. And then it turned out that my girlfriend had just gotten a tongue stud, and it really irritated me that she could get one and I couldn't.

"While everybody was drinking and dancing, I wandered into the room at the back of the garage where my girlfriend's dad had a shop. I was really just being nosy, just looking around, but then I saw a little hatchet he used to split kindling for their fireplace. Then I had an inspiration. I found a piece of string, wound it tight around my little finger, laid my hand on the workbench and took the hatchet and just whacked off my finger. That's all there was to it."

At this point I think I winced. "Didn't it kinda... hurt?"

"I guess I let out a little yelp, but I was pretty drunk, and it didn't seem all that bad. But then, somebody came in to find out what was wrong. It was one of the boys who first saw my finger laying there on the bench. That was so funny! He looked like he was going to pass out, and ran outside barfing. But my girlfriend had come in, too, and grabbed a handkerchief from somewhere and wrapped around the end of my finger." She raised her left hand and wiggled the little stump.

"Now that might have been the end of it -- or not, I guess I'll never know. Here's where it gets kinda weird. My girlfriend decided I needed to go to the emergency room, so we piled into her car and, me holding my hand up, made a 5-minute trip, not to a hospital, but to one of those 'Doc-in-the-Box' stand-alone urgent care places."

"When they saw me I was immediately taken to an exam room in the back, and a doctor came right away. Turns out he was a young intern, and really cute. He examined me, and asked if I wanted them to try to restore my finger (my girlfriend had wrapped the severed part in a handkerchief and brought it along). I told him emphatically no, that I'd chopped it off because I wanted it off.

"Well, that kinda blew him away. He asked if I'd planned to do it, what I'd done to prepare, etc. He gave me a form to sign, a shot for the pain, and began to clean up the remains. I'll skip the details, but as you can see, he did a good job, and I was pleased with the results.

"Was that the weird part?" I asked.

"Well, that was kinda weird, I guess, but no, that's not what I was talking about. As I said, it probably would have ended there, but after the doc finished sewing me up, he sat back and said, 'If you want to do that again next year (I'd told him it was my birthday present) I suggest you come and see me. We can do it under better conditions, and it won't hurt so much.' He handed me a business card, and told me to call him first.

"I didn't really think much about it at the time. Between the beer we'd drunk and the shot he'd given me, I was pretty well out of it. I stuck the card in my purse, gave my Visa to the girl at the front desk, and we all went back to the party.

"As you can imagine, the folks raised a lot of hell when I got home that night, but there was nothing they could do about it. I was sixteen and my finger was in the garbage. So there."

That grin again.

"And as I say, that might have been the end of it. I certainly wasn't going to go and chop anything else off -- that just seemed too drastic. At least when I was sober. Things settled down, and actually seemed to get more peaceful at home after that. I guess my folks were afraid to say anything for fear of what else I might do. I was a sensation at school -- for about a week -- and that was it.

"But the more I thought about it, the more I wanted to do it again -- not that way, but I kept the doc's card, thinking I'd call him before my next birthday and see if he would really take off another finger for me.

"As things turned out, we became friends. He was a young, nice-looking guy, not that long out of med school, and although we never actually dated, I talked to him about a lot of stuff, and when my 17th birthday was coming up I felt comfortable enough to ask if he'd give me my birthday present. And to my surprise he said he would.

"I was delighted. He didn't want to do it when I was still 16, tho what difference that'd make I couldn't imagine, but my 17th birthday fell on Sunday, a day the office was closed. So I went over, he let me in, locked the door behind us, and took me to the treatment room in the back. This time he gave me a shot to numb my hand, and sliced off my next finger with a scalpel instead of a hatchet. It took a little longer, but it was certainly easier, and a lot less painful. And I had my second stump.

"After that there wasn't much to it. Everybody around me seemed to realize that I was going to do it, and there was much less screaming about it. I had to follow the doc as he progressed from job to job, but he was never out of reach, and so each year since that time, he's given me my next birthday present."

"And now," she said, holding her hand up and examining it, front and back, "I'm coming up on my 21st birthday, and I'm out of fingers."

"So, what happens next?" I asked, only half seriously. I guess I figured she'd be through with the whole thing -- but I was wrong.

"Well," she answered, downing her last bite of burger, "Since I'm out of fingers, I guess I'll go for the whole hand."

I wasn't sure she was serious. "Aww, it seems a shame, after all that work, to just throw away that beautiful sculpture."

"Not that one, silly. This one." She held up her right hand, wiggling the fingers. "I'm just doing it wholesale this time."

I blanched at this. "You mean you're gonna cut off your right hand?"

She nodded. "Yep."

"But isn't that a bit... drastic? I mean, the way you are, you're barely impaired. Without your right hand you'd be, well, disabled." I could feel myself getting hard again.

"Yeah. Interesting, huh?" That grin again.

"Well -- uh..." I was really at a loss for words. "So, when's your birthday?" I finally came up with.

"Wednesday. Next time you come to town I'll only have one hand, and no fingers. When you check out Wednesday morning I'll shake your hand -- and it'll be my last handshake. Wednesday is my birthday, and Wednesday afternoon is my appointment. I'm getting off work early."

I was stunned. I could think of no response. I just sat there with my mouth open.

"I don't know if I can keep my job. I'll be off for several weeks, we figure, since it's a lot more surgery. I haven't decided for sure, but I've been thinking I'll call in and tell 'em I've been in an accident and can't be in for a few days, and see how that goes. I've been there for three years, and there's a management training program I'm interested in -- we'll just have to see, I guess."

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"Lisa..." I reached across the table and took her hand -- the one with the fingers. "How far do you plan to go with this? I mean, what are you gonna do next year?"

She squeezed my hand and said, "I really don't know if I have the guts to go through with it -- I'll just have to take it one step at a time -- but I think what I really want eventually is to be armless."

"You mean, like, no arms at all?" Again, I could hardly believe I was hearing this.

"Yep. What I've been thinking is, a step at a time, and I can quit whenever I feel like it -- or whenever I chicken out. This year I'll get my hand off, and just play with the stump for a year. I'm pretty sure I can get along with just my left hand, even without much in the way of fingers. It's still pretty useful, and works fine for most things. I've been practicing a little, using it by itself. I'll be no fast typist, but I'm sure I'll still be able to work the computer.

"And then next year, when I turn 23, I'll have another few inches of my arm trimmed off, leaving enough below the elbow to work a hook prosthesis."

"Now how are you going to have that done? This ER doctor surely can't do prosthetics, and all that."

"Actually, he can. I told you we got to be friends. His name is Scott, by the way. He changed his specialty to orthopedic surgery and prosthetics."

"Just for you?"

"Well no, not just for me. But he probably never would have done it if I hadn't shown up in his emergency room that night. You see, he's what's known as a devotee. You know about those, right?"

I had to grin at that point. "Yes, I do know about those. Never ran across a doctor, though -- that I know of, anyway."

"Well believe me, there are plenty of 'em. And actually, he and I have -- kinda messed around, you know?"

"Not surprised," I responded. "Are you a couple?"

"No, not really. We've had some wild nights -- turns out he likes short chubby girls with big chests -- but we didn't hit it off for the long term. And last year he married one of his nurses -- shortly after she had an accident and lost a leg."

"Wow, what a coincidence!" I rolled my eyes.

This made her grin. "No, of course it wasn't a coincidence, and it wasn't an accident either. He took off her leg himself, in his clinic, the day after the engagement was announced. Two months later she went down the aisle on crutches. And very gracefully, I must say... and yes, of course I was invited to the wedding.

"Anyway, I have at least five years or more to decide if I really want to be completely armless. So far nothing has discouraged me. I've spent a lot of time with my arms bound up -- it's a great way to make love, by the way."

"I'd be willing to try it," I responded with a lascivious grin.

"Think so, huh?" she said, grinning back.

It was a glorious opportunity to say, 'My place or yours,' just for grins, but she beat me to it.

"You wanna use that expensive hotel room, or would you rather come home with me and be comfortable?"

We went to her place. I'd never experienced a hand job quite like that one. It was the first of many interesting things that night....

We were together only that one night, on that trip, but it was a memorable night to say the least. After that I had too much work to do. Sure enough, when I checked out on Wednesday afternoon to catch my flight back to LA she shook my hand, then held it, gazing at me with bright eyes.

"I meant what I said," she told me. "You get the last handshake. See you next month?"

"I don't know if I'll be back that soon, but give me a call and we'll get together." In addition to the hotel number, I had both her cellphone and landline numbers.

* * *

I held out until Friday before I called, first her cellphone, then her landline. She answered neither. I left a simple 'thinking about you' message on her cellphone, figuring she'd call me when she had a chance. When I didn't hear from her by Saturday I called again, this time leaving a longer message. It was Monday night before she called, and I was about two inches from grabbing a plane back to Austin to find out what had happened.

"Hey, way to leave me in suspense! Are you OK?"

"Oh sure, I'm fine. Sorry, but I've been kinda out of it. Didn't mean to make you worry."

"So... how are things? Did everything -- uh, come out all right?"

"Oh, yeah, everything is fine," she said enthusiastically. "I'm actually looking at my right arm, and there's no hand on it -- just a little gauze and some tape. It's a real kick, let me tell you."

"Wow," I breathed. "Are you OK? I mean, does it hurt much?"

"I'm fine -- there's some pain, but it's nothing me and my Vicodin can't handle. I'd say, all in all, it doesn't hurt as much as it did when I chopped off my little finger with the hatchet. And every day it's better."

"I'm relieved to hear that. So why did it take you so long to call? I was going crazy out here!"

"Yeah, I'm sorry about that. For one thing, this is the first time I've been alone. When my mother heard about the amputation she came over and practically moved in. She's out shopping for groceries, and I don't know how long she's gonna insist on being here."

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