So I honestly never planned on a second part to Full Service Salon, but yesterday a mess of ideas popped into my head and I knew I had to write one. And to make it even better, this is my first story with a female sub, so new ground being broken. Hope you all enjoy it!
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She was running late.
Betty Hopper hated running late.
But a meeting had run long, and she rushed out as fast as she could. She cursed her co-workers for this- she'd had an appointment and everything, and now it was too late. All she wanted was a haircut, and now she'd need to wait lord knows how long to get another one.
She was cursing her bad luck when she noticed it. The lights were still on, and the red neon letters of the sign were like a beacon in the night. 'Full Service Salon'.
The fact that a salon- any salon, would be open this late, was a godsend, and she practically fish-tailed into the parking lot. She just hoped they weren't in the middle of closing up.
At any other time, the name would have turned her off- something about the words 'Full Service' conjured up some rather disgusting thoughts in her mind, but from the outside, everything looked on the up and up. She half-expected it to be a brothel in disguise, but it honestly seemed like just another salon.
Betty suppressed a smile when the door opened, and though the place seemed more or less empty, she spotted a woman in the back in a chair, although from where she stood it was hard to see just what she was doing there.
The sound of the little bell above the door seemed to interrupt whatever it was, and the woman rose from her seat and turned toward the source of the sound. She saw Betty standing there and smiled, then walked behind a nearby curtain. Betty heard the sound of water, assumed the woman had been taking a break and was now washing up, and waited somewhat impatiently for her to come to the front.
She knew she shouldn't feel that way- after all, the place was open, but her lingering anger towards the rest of her day seemed to seep in even now, and she had to fight to keep calm.
The woman eventually arrived, and though she was happily straight, even Betty had to admit, the woman was gorgeous. Plenty of women she'd met at her usual salon were attractive to be sure, but this one was in a whole other league.
"Hi there," the woman began, "but we're closed for the evening."
Betty cursed under her breath. She'd known it was too good to be true.
Still, she was already there, and she was in a bad mood, so what happened next was almost inevitable. "The door was open, and you're still here. That tells me you're still open."
The woman sighed. "I forgot to lock up, and I'm still here because I need to clean up. I could pencil you in for tomorrow and-"
"I don't have time tomorrow," Betty said through gritted teeth. "Some of us have real jobs and don't have time to mess around."
She didn't know why she'd said it that way, but it was too late to do anything about it.
If the hairdresser was offended by her choice of words, she didn't show it. In fact, she smiled. "Okay. Just this once, I think I can squeeze you in. I'm Tory."
Betty nodded. "Betty. Let's get this over with then."
She followed Tory to the back where she was surprised to see they weren't alone. A man- a few years younger than her from the looks of him, was sitting in another chair with a pair of headphones in, lost in his own little world.
As if she'd known she'd seen him, Tory answered the question Betty hadn't had the chance to ask. "That's David. He helps me clean up a few nights a week. Don't worry, he won't bother us at all."
Betty rolled her eyes. She doubted the man was here for that. Odds were her original idea about this place had been true to some extent, and this man was someone Tory was screwing. She would be sure to report this place when she was finished, but first, she may as well get her hair taken care of.
Taking a seat, she watched Tory prepare the washing station.
"I always start with a hair wash. I hope you don't mind?"
Betty did mind, but she decided not to say anything about it. If nothing else, that would mean Tory's hands would be clean when she started, and that was good enough for her.
Tory moved the chair over to the station and Betty leaned her head back into the sink. The warm water washed over her, and she had to admit, after the day she'd had, it felt nice. Really nice. Even more so when Tory began lathering up her hands with shampoo and got to work on Betty's shoulder-length do.
In all the years she'd gone to her regular salon, Betty had never had a wash like this. Tory's fingers felt like they were everywhere. "That feels amazing..." she said.
"You look like you could use a little extra relaxation. Do you mind if I put on some music?"
Betty didn't really care, given her head felt amazing and they had barely gotten started. "Not at all."
Tory smiled. "ALEXA, Tory playlist five."
The music began, and when it did, Betty relaxed even more. It wasn't her kind of music at all, but it had a soothing beat that she hadn't realized she needed. Something about it made her feel good.
Tory smiled. It had been a while since she'd used this playlist, but after the way Betty had acted upon her arrival, it seemed right. She was going to relax alright, but Tory had bigger plans for the woman.