This story was written with Literotica's Fetish category in mind. If miniskirts aren't your thing... well, you may want to go back to 'search'. However, if you like wearing or watching sexy short skirts... this is for you.
RC
All characters are eighteen or older.
Hampshire, England, the present day.
Marianne felt herself jump as the gavel rapped smartly on the wooden lectern. The old auctioneer fixed on her, his deep brown eyes twinkling alarmingly beneath bushy white eyebrows,
'Yours, Miss," he motioned with the small wooden mallet.
Mine?
Marianne glanced at the squat ratty-looking woman to her left,
Yes, yours,
said the voice in her head. She suddenly felt a bit dizzy; then a light tap on her right shoulder, "Are you alright? - you're swaying."
Marianne swivelled sharply. "Yes... I... I'm fine, thank you," she answered meekly.
The well dressed middle-aged man studied the pretty teenager intently. "Sure?" His cultured accent carried an air of concern, "Can I get you a drink of water or something?"
Pushing her small fists into her blazer pockets, Marianne stared at the swirls of sawdust surrounding her shiny grey shoes, her bobbed black hair obscuring the soft pale features that men found so appealing. The lofty sharp-suited stranger was checking her out - she could feel his prying eyes scanning her willowy figure. The hem of her dark grey skirt hung a few inches above her knees: hardly provocative, but she wished she had chosen something less revealing. She sensed him looking at her slim white legs.
Paranoia - Stop it!
she told herself.
"Lot 27, Miss."
Marianne turned as the young porter brushed past her wheeling a squeaking dolly carrying the metal trunk that she had apparently bid on, and won.
You bought it,
whispered the voice.
Don't you remember?
The porter looked over his shoulder offering a toothy grin, "Foller me Miss, if yer would... I'll 'elp ya load it. You c'n pay fer it at the door."
*
It was dark by now and the warm evening air was a welcome change after the stuffy auction room. Surrounded by the tall forest trees, Marianne stared up at the stars as the old building emptied; chattering customers filed past, some clutching bizarre items of dubious worth.
"Where's yer car, Miss?" enquired the helpful young porter.
"Mm... well, I..." Marianne had chained her bicycle to a wire fence at the back of the building.
Marianne was okay with people she knew well, like her mother. And the woman at the village shop. It was just strangers that were a problem. At school she had made few friends, and job interviews were a nightmare.
I'll just
say
it
, she resolved, convincing neither herself or the voice in her head.
He seems nice... just
say
it... 'I'm sorry, I haven't got a car...'
"Miss?"
"I... I..." Marianne knew she was blushing.
"Everything alright?" enquired the man in the smart suit.
*
Marianne watched in silence as a pair of wild rabbits scurried across the headlights. In this part of the forest the winding roads were narrow and perilous and the man drove the silver Volvo estate with due caution. Marianne allowed herself a fleeting glance at the man beside her. He was slim and quite tall, his chiselled features reminiscent of a Liverpool footballer whose name she didn't know. Not bad looking though, if a little grey around the edges.
I know what he has in mind,
whispered the voice.
"Be quiet!" Marianne said out loud.
The man looked at her, then returned his attention to the road ahead. Fumbling in his jacket pocket, he produced a gold pack of Benson's, "Smoke?"
At that moment the driver hit the brakes hard, bringing the Volvo to a screeching halt as the metal trunk slid forward, thumping heavily into the front seats. The large deer, replete with magnificent hat rack, stared through the windscreen for a few moments then casually sauntered off into the undergrowth.
"Must be one of Henry's," commented the man, referring to the sixteenth century king who had introduced the buck's ancestors to the forest, then killed them for fun.
Unbuckling her seatbelt, Marianne turned, and kneeling on her seat, pushed the trunk back to its original position. As she regained her seat, Marianne's skirt rode up, fully exposing her slender bare legs. The middle-aged man stared at her silky beige panties, and though she tried not to look, Marianne thought she saw him caressing his bulging crotch in the darkness.
*
Bending his knees, the man carefully placed the bulky metal trunk on the red living-room carpet and looked around. The secluded old cottage exuded a classic rural charm; dark oak beams supported a low ceiling, horse brasses adorned the fireplace and comfortable country-style furniture softened the room. Marianne stood by the open front door, fiddling nervously with her keys.
At the far end of the room, an oak dining table was set for two. Pulling out one of the crafted wooden chairs, the man seated himself and waved a finger at the metal trunk in the middle of the room,
"Where's it going to live?" he asked the girl.
Marianne stared vacantly at her purchase, turning the keys over in her small hands.
"Do you know what's inside?" the man enquired.
Marianne shook her head.
"So why did you buy a tr-"
"I can't leave it there." Marianne looked up at the man realising she had interrupted him. "Sorry."
He smiled, "Where shall we put it?"
The metal trunk had a leather handle on either end. As they picked it up, something soft shifted inside. Climbing backwards, Marianne led the way up the narrow staircase. The trunk wasn't so much heavy, as awkward.
"Please try to be quiet, Mum's in bed."
The man looked up at her and nodded.
How on earth did I end up with this old thing?
thought Marianne, bumping her knees on the rounded metal corners of the cumbersome footlocker.
Straightening his arms, the man lifted his end of the trunk above his head. "Better?" he whispered.
Much better!
thought the man. Marianne's legs were wide apart and her skirt had ridden high up her thighs. Beneath the trunk, he now had a perfect view of her beige panties.