The Bridge -- Chapter Eleven -- The Storage Locker
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. This work is copy written by the author. All characters involved in sexual activity are eighteen years of age or older at the time of portrayal.
This work has been a slow burn, but will, at times, contain instances of pregnancy, interracial sex, group sex, Dominance and submission, slavery, lesbianism, romance and affection. There are also threats of violence and a fair amount of heroism and family love and fun.
Given the contents of this chapter, it's in the Interracial Love category, but has spent time in the Lesbian Sex and Romance categories and will probably move around as it progresses. Which it will do if enough people like it. There is a little more than sex by reference in this chapter, but it moves the story along. In time, there will be more sex and plenty of orgasms.
The Storage Locker
When I awoke on Monday it was to the sound of my supercell buzzing me. It was Aurelia Spanner so I picked it up as quickly as I could. I was about to face one convoluted day.
"Rhee?"
"Hannah. We'll be meeting in an hour. I want you to go to the Eighth and Market Street Station and take the El Train west toward Eleventh Street. When you get to the station just hang around a bit. Then get on the next train and plan to get off at Eleventh Street. You'll know what to do by then. See you soon." And she hung up. Now I was really getting nervous. I have questions to ask, and she didn't even give me a chance. Well, she has her own way of doing business and it has worked so far. So off we go. I was cleaned up and ready to go so I grabbed Duane and off we went to the El station at Eighth and Market. Oddly enough the easiest way to get there from Lizzie's was to catch the El Train at Sixteenth and take it to Eighth, cross the street and reenter the tunnel all within the concourse. It seemed weird to me, but if that is what Aurelia wanted then that's what she'd get. Like I said. Convoluted. I asked Duane if he thought we were being followed, and he said he saw nothing obvious, yet. But he always has his eyes open.
When we were finally on the El Train heading west out of 8th Street Station a woman, an elderly woman, sat down two seats away from me. "Hannah. It's Rhee. I want you to get off at Thirteenth Street. When you do a woman will approach you. She will whisper my name, my full name, in your ear. That way you will know I sent her. Do you understand?"
"Y-y-yeah. I think so."
"Just follow her lead and do whatever she tells you to do. When you and she have finished, you and I will meet up again. We'll be going to the Storage Locker first. I think it's the best next step. Duane will be right there. Not next to you, but he will be where you are at all times."
Duane was following me on a tracking device implanted in my foot. The signal went to his phone and to our Security Control room at home, The Closet.
Without ever having looked at me, she conveyed her message, and I had to trust in her to guide me straight and true.
I got off at 13th Street and walked off the train to the steps to the Exit. "Excuse me. Excuse me, young lady."
"Do I know you?"
She leaned into my ear and said, "Aurelia Spanner sent me."
"What's next?"
She was a fairly athletic woman who took my arm and walked me, rapidly, and might I add quite circuitously, down to a small nondescript shop on Bainbridge Street. I felt like I had walked for hours. And I'm a runner. It may have been easier on me had we run all the way. We entered the shop and were met by a small Asian woman who looked me over.
"This is one of Aurelia Spanners girls. You know what to do."
"Ah, yes. I speak to her earlier. Give me half hour." And she grabbed me by the hand and dragged me into a back room full of clothes and other items. It looked like a dressing room you might find on Broadway. But first she dragged me to the makeup table and gave me the once over. She was not tasked to make me pretty. She was here to make me look old. And she did a damned fine job. In twenty minutes time, I looked like I could have been my grandmother. Then came the clothes. Old, old, old. By the time I was fully dressed I was one old biddy. Looking in the mirror, I couldn't recognize myself. Now I was free to go out in the world without fear of recognition. The next step is the storage locker. Rhee was the key to that, and Duane, off in the wings, and I were chafing at the bit waiting for her to call.
My supercell buzzed in, and it was Rhee. She would be pulling up to the shop in a minute and we should come out and get in the car as soon as she opens the door. We watched through the curtain in the front door's window for the Navigator with the tinted windows, and when it pulled up to us, the driver slid the window down and it was Anthony. Beside him riding shotgun was the old lady that was Rhee. We jumped into the back and off we sped. At least as much as you can speed in the heart of the city.
The storage facility was big. Really big. Hundreds of units. And it was right on Washington Avenue, down the street from the Ninth Street Market. It had a drive-through service so you could load and unload in bad weather. It had every convenience. We had the key to locker No. 242, and a receipt that said it was paid for the next two years. I wasn't foreseeing any problem accessing the thing.
"I've been keeping an eye on this unit and there has been nobody in and nobody out. I expect, at this point, after Mr. Barry's death it was abandoned. Traffic on this floor is light especially during the daytime and this time of day. I expect we will run into very few people who pose any kind of risk. Given it's owned by a dead man, I think we're in good shape security wise."
"How about booby traps. I hope I don't sound silly, but you never can tell."
"And you're right. You never can. I've already had my team run a risk assessment. They've seen the property and done a thorough examination and found the risk at this time to be very low. We also checked to see if the locker was rigged for video or audio and found enough coming in to power the devices or signals being emitted by them. When we enter the locker, we'll do a quick drone scan and an eyeball check to see if we missed anything."
"Your thoroughness astounds me. I can't believe how on top of everything you are."
"That's my job. Alright then, let's go see what's in that locker."
The key fit like a dream and the locker door opened right up. When we entered it there was a heavy curtain hanging obstructing the view of the contents of the locker, so all you could see was the curtain. When we pushed the curtain aside what we saw blew our minds.