"Shit! Shitshhitshitshit!" Sarah quietly screamed, looking at the scrape on the back fender where she'd kissed the nearby post of the mall's underground parkade. Tears welled in her eyes. "What am I going to do?" she lamented, beginning to hyperventilate, as she considered her husband's response. She wasn't even supposed to be using his pride and joy, a maroon Carerra 4. She wouldn't have been either, except that her Audi was making weird noises.
Paul was going to be enraged! Unless... A thought came to her, mercifully. "Unless, I get it fixed before he gets home β and never tell him. Hmmmm." She pondered as she got back into the car and exited the garage. "Yeah," she said, aloud, feeling better already. Instead of going home, she drove directly to the dealer. She knew she had three days before her hubby got back from his business trip, and she naΓ―vely expected that the people at the dealership could easily fix it in that time. She'd just have to scrape up all her available cash to pay for it. It simply wouldn't do to have it repaired secretly only to have Paul discover the charge on a credit card bill.
And so it was that Sarah Henderson, a well put together, affluent, 29-year-old β attractively pert if somewhat naΓ―ve β pulled confidently into the customer parking of Lakeside Audi Porsche and strode up to the service counter.
When, after listening to her explanation, the service tech told her he could get her in on the following Thursday, Sarah became indignant β a subconscious attempt to hide her insecurity and fear. She demanded to speak to the manager.
"Fuck!" was Kyle Jacobs' first reaction. He was the owner and defacto manager of the very successful dealership. Still, he set his jaw and prepared himself to pretend that β he sang the refrain to himself β 'the customer is always right.' He was used to dealing with arrogant assholes. Approaching Sarah at the service manager's desk, Kyle took in the luscious figure she cut, standing there doing a poor job of disguising her worry. "This might not be so bad," he thought. "At least she'll be easy on the eyes."
Sarah rushed into her explanation β making it more of a babbling plea than she intended β telling Kyle how she needed to make it right before her husband got home in three days. While she was speaking it suddenly clicked.
"You're Paul Henderson's wife." Kyle interrupted β a statement more than a question. When Sarah nodded, still a little befuddled, he went on, "He's one of our regular customers." He neglected to add that he was considered a real egotistical prick throughout the shop. A kernel of an idea started to percolate in the back of Jacobs' head β "...hardly worth considering, still..." he thought, before announcing cheerily, "Of course we can make it right, Mrs. Henderson. Just give us a couple of days." Sarah was so relieved she was giddy, so much so that she didn't even ask what it would cost. "Oh my God! This is great! Thank you, thank you!" Kyle had the body shop boys take on the job, then, he guided Sarah through the paper work. Watching her surreptitiously, Kyle got a few lewd ideas, and thought to himself, "When opportunity knocks...;" still, he initially pushed them aside β although not completely out of mind.
Taking her by the elbow, Jacobs led her out of the shop, offering to drive her home. Sarah blithely accepted a ride, not in courtesy shuttle, but in Jacobs' A8. She failed to consider it odd that she was being driven home by the manager. Nothing untoward happened other than some subtle leering β Kyle watched Sarah closely, as they drove; looking for clues β to something β and as they neared her home she suddenly blurted out, "Oh, yeah! I also need to pay cash for this work, because I can't risk leaving a credit card trail that Paul might discover."
"A bit of a bimbo," Kyle thought as he watched her make her way to her front door. "But I'd still plow her garden, given the opportunity," he thought, adding in the back recesses of his mind, as he pulled away, "and I just might!"
In the afternoon, two days later, Jacobs called. "All done," he said. "Good as new!"
"Oh thank goodness!" Sarah exclaimed, her relief almost palpable.
"We'll bring it around after work this evening."
Fussing about, Sarah pulled together all of her cash savings and 'mad money' and then sat to wait for them, unable to do anything except sip a glass of wine.
The crew β three guys besides Jacobs, arrived at her house with the Porsche, and the company courtesy car β a Eurovan. She was very impressed with the job but, even at the 'beautiful damsel in distress' discounted rate she was rather short cash.
With a sly nod to his employees, Jacobs casually suggested that they might be able to make a further discount if she were to convince them all β say with a kiss each. She was a little taken aback but eventually acceded. Jacobs was first. "No," he reprimanded, "not just a peck. A real kiss! Something with passion!" She kissed Kyle again β this time with much more vigor β much more passion. Then Max, the first of the techies, stepped up and received a real smooch.
After two smoking hot kisses, the third guy, Pete, said he wanted his kiss on his chest β stripping off his shirt. Sarah giggled, looking around nervously, but agreed. During the kiss Pete guided her lips to his nipple. Someone snapped a phone picture. Arnie, the fourth guy, wanted the same.