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This is a short and lighthearted porno involving light femdom, pegging, premature ejaculation, mild humiliation, surrealism, magic, and, most notably, clowns and clownish themes.
Greg stood aghast in the open doorway. She had found him.
Had she followed him? He had seen her walk past the Café, where he worked, and assumed it was a coincidence. On her way to or from a gig, he'd thought.
But Greg had been aware of Ms. Bonkers for some time. Last year, he'd seen the diminutive Clown perform at an event where he'd worked as a Caterer. As he remembered it, she wore a long, pink bob, and a garish blue-and-green skintight harlequin jumpsuit with a colossal ruff at the neck. They hadn't spoken; her acrobatics and vivacious presence had stirred Greg, and he'd found his own laughter genuine. Mirthful. Her body was for the Circus, lithe but powerful, yet her every movement was perfectly buffoonish.
Greg was drawn into that playfulness. It felt freeing, and otherworldly, with a youthful familiarity that he couldn't quite ascribe to innocence, or safety. It felt exploratory. At just 20, this was a big deal for him -- he had missed the boat on higher education and gone straight into work, living with his parents and saving his meagre income in order to move out at some point. Unable to outlive his childhood or afford experiences outside of home, he had mounted in frustration and loneliness.
He'd searched her up. More than once. Okay, often. He thought about dialling. He could book a private performance, he thought, and see her. He didn't follow through. He wondered about Circus Theatre training, and looked that up, feeling defeated by the fees and commitment alone. He wouldn't have called it an obsession, but absent friends, hobbies, or money, he had little else to do than dwell on the vision he'd seen, and think about ways to see her again.
He'd started to see her around, lately. In the window of a passing bus, on a distant bench. Different wigs, different costumes, but he'd pored over her videos enough to know it was her. He didn't have the nerve to speak to her. What would he say? He didn't even really know who she was, and he was nobody.
But now, standing on his doorstep -- thank god his parents were at the theatre -- she was smiling, a knowing smile, as though his obsession with her had been one side of a blossoming friendship.
She didn't speak. He was speechless.
She was dressed the same as when he'd seen her earlier in the day. Not a pink bob, but deep blue, with a white pork pie hat on top. A red felt apron dress, and a mint-coloured silk shirt with billowing sleeves underneath with large, matching red polkadots. Knee-high white socks and blue buckle-up brogues. Down the front of her dress, big, white pom poms like buttons. Around her neck, another enormous ruff.
Her face was minimally made up -- for a Clown -- but enough so that he couldn't discern the features underneath. Lipstick as red as her dress, and overstated, and a spherical nose of the same colour. Black triangles tapered vertically from both eyelids, and all of it on top of sheer white face paint. He could tell she was pretty. Or, he thought he could. He couldn't guess at her age. Her smile was beautiful. Her eyes big, blue. No -- one blue, one green.
And she didn't move. He was stock still, albeit quaking slightly, but not truly unmoving -- she was as still as a statue. Literally. Were it not for the eye contact -- he moved left and right, and sure enough, her stare followed -- she could have convinced him she was inanimate, dumped on her doorstep by some delivery driver. The effect was dampened by the fact that he knew who she was. But how did she know him?
"H... hello?"
The Clown responded with a fast fluttering of her eyelashes. Greg could have sworn that he heard swooshing. Aside from that, she stayed stock still.
"Who..." he tried his best to keep up the pretence that he hadn't been following her career as closely as he could. "Can I help you? Um." He cleared his throat. "Are you in the right place?"
She bounced up on tiptoes, and back down again, a full-body nod. In an elaborate movement, she plucked open a single button of her shirt, pulling it open.
Greg blushed. Nestled in her cleavage was a rolled-up piece of paper. A tiny scroll.
She leaned forward a little, jostling her shoulders.
"You want me to...?"
Smile. Nod.
He reached forward. Even high on her tiptoes with her upper body almost horizontal, she was adept: she didn't shake, or waver. Very careful not to touch her skin -- which was almost as pale as her painted face -- he plucked out the scroll with thumb and forefinger. She returned to an upright pose, still wearing her tireless smile, as he unrolled it.
MS. BONKERS
"Ah, yeah... I actually... I know."
She reached out, tapped the piece of paper, and rotated her index finger. He turned it over.
MS. BONKERS IS NOT LOST. PLEASE BE A GRACIOUS AND CONVIVIAL HOST TO YOUR NEW FRIEND.
He glanced up at her frozen visage, and then back down again. Her hand approached the paper once more, repeating the gesture. He flipped it over.
INVITE MS. BONKERS IN AND OFFER HER A DRINK.
Puzzled, Greg flipped the note again. The same message on the other side. Again. The instruction remained.