Kim looked at her watch. It was 1:47 by its time and she was just pulling up in front of Mr. Jeffriesâs house. It was a lavish southwestern style estate with pygmy palm trees garnishing the front entrance. The walk was paved with large stones instead of cement and the grounds were impeccably kept.
Kim looked down at the business card Rachael had given her a few months ago.
ERIC M. JEFFRIES
Attorney at Law
It still had his old Los Angeles address and phone number printed beneath the title.
Rachael told her that Mr. Jeffries had moved to San Francisco to care for his ailing mother not long after he finished up with Rachaelâs brief brush with the law. The asshole that plowed into her Mercedes on the I-405 had the audacity to sue
her
for negligence. Rachael presumed he had taken one look at her car and saw dollar signs.
It was an easy open and shut case, but it had taken five months out her life and almost ten thousand dollars out of her trust fund. Still, Rachael thought Eric was an incredible lawyer. Ten times the worth of her last one that she fired after only two weeks. Eric cost her ten grand but he saved her over a hundred thousand in the suit and for that, she was extremely grateful.
Kimâs problem, she thought, wouldnât be quite so dramatic but the consequences of the outcome more dire.
Eric was not only a criminal and claims lawyer, but he also moonlighted as a divorce attorney when the occasion (and the cash) called for it.
Kim walked up the curved pathway, eyeing the brightly colored flowers outlining it. She rang the doorbell and listened to the chime that reminded her of church bells.
A short, pudgy white man in a gray suit, sans the jacket, opened the door. He had black, graying hair that was rapidly receding at the front causing his head to shine in the sunlight. He had a long slender nose that was home to the oddly oversized glasses crowning his face.
âKimberly Brown, I presume?â
âYes, Eric?â Kim said extending her hand to him.
He grabbed it with a firm and arduous shake. His smile was from ear to ear.
âRachael never told me how beautiful her younger sister was,â he said, his eyes scanning her body from head to toe. She was wearing a white short-sleeved cashmere sweater and a pair of form fitting blue jeans. Eric released her hand and unconsciously licked his lips.
âPlease, wonât you come in?â
Eric opened his door wide enough for Kim to pass through and closed the door behind her.
Stepping inside, to Kim, the house looked like the interior of a palace. Kimâs own house was nothing to scoff at, but this,
this
was pure paradise to her.
âYou have a such beautiful home, Mr. Jeffries,â she said gushing, her eyes twinkling as she looked around.
âThank you,â he said smiling.
âCan I get you anything? Coffee? Tea perhaps?â
Kim shook her head.
âNo, Iâm fine thank you.â
âFine then, I suppose you want to get right down to business.â He guided her through a large oak door just to the right of the elaborate staircase in the center of the hallway. Kim looked up the winding steps wondering what lay at their peak.
âPlease,â he said motioning her through the door.
The room was big and fairly empty save for a solid wood office desk with leather chair, another plush velvet cushioned chair facing the front of his desk, a few scattered bookshelves and a black leather sofa off to the side of the room.
âHave a seat.â He motioned her toward the red client chair across from his desk.
He had a set of papers already laying in a neat little pile on his otherwise empty desk. Kim looked down at the words âdecree of dissolution of marriageâ on the first sheet and concluded they were most likely for her.
Eric sat on the edge of the front of his desk, directly in front of her and unapologetically roamed his eyes across her chest.
âAre these for mâ,â Kim said reaching out for the stack of papers on his desk, her fingers barely touching them before Eric moved them backwards on the table, almost slipping them over the edge.
âWeâll get to that in a second,â he said with an odd grin on his face.
âFirst I want to know what form of -- compensation youâll be using.â
âWell --,â Kim said blindsided. âI have a check, credit card or even debit if youâd prefer.â
âOr?â Eric asked, his brown eyes steeled onto hers.
âOr what!?â She asked almost yelling. âCan you help me or not?â
âYes, I can help you, Kimberly,â he said running his finger down the plunging neckline of her blouse. âBut only If you help me in return.â
âWhat!?â
Eric let his hand drop from her blouse and glared at her with a look of concern.
âYou donât share the same ââ Eric paused trying to find the appropriate word.
âDisposition,â he said, looking satisfied with the one heâd chosen. âthat your sister has do you, Kimberly?â He glanced down at the divorce documents behind him, then back up at her placing his hand on her thigh.
âHer disposition?â Kim gawked. Her eyes were wide as she tried to slink away from his intruding hand.
âYou enjoy the company of men, yes? I mean --,â he looked down at the papers laid out on the table again. âYou married one, didnât you?â
âI think thereâs been a misunderstanding,â Kim said standing abruptly.
Eric sighed and shook his head.
âYes, Iâm afraid there has,â he said sliding the papers covering his desk back into the file cabinet. âI donât think I can help you after all.â
âAre you serious!? You wonât take my case?â Kim shrieked on the verge of tears.
Eric stood up and walked over to her. He let his hand slide up the seam of her jeans between her buttocks. She instinctively pushed his hand away.
âKimberly, I canât help you if you donât help
me
. Either we do this my way, or Iâll be happy to show you the door, but I will NOT debate with you about it.â
Kim said nothing. The realization of what was happening hit her like a brick. She felt tired and her resolve was crumbling more and more as it seemed like every road she took to repair her fractured life only took her to another gigantic DETOUR sign in flashing red neon lights.
The thought of going back to LA to look for an attorney not only to help her with her divorce but also to go over the legal ramifications of trying to put Ellis in prison permanently, scared her to death.
âHeâs-out-and-heâs-looking-for-youâ.
The words echoed through her mind once more. She didnât know any other lawyers in San Francisco and she didnât have the time to look and shop around. With Ellis out, time was limited as it was. Plus, Eric was the best. Everyone in LA knew that. If anyone could put her crazed soon-to-be ex husband behind bars and throw away the key, it would be Eric Jeffries.
She felt Ericâs hand rub between her buttocks again, dipping themselves between her thighs as they went. This time, she didnât protest.
He took her hand and guided her over to the couch in the corner of the room. He bent her over its arm, pulled her jeans and panties down to her ankles and eagerly plunged his short, fat dick inside of her.
Kim hadnât noticed that he was already grunting away behind her like a madman. She didnât care anymore. She was numb to Ericâs fucking her just as she had gotten numb to Ellisâs fucking her. She closed her eyes and thought about how little any man would have cared about her if she didnât have a tight, wet pussy for him to stick his cock into. In the end, thatâs what it was always about. It was all the same. Same story, same outcome, just a different jackass sniffing at her cunt.
She imagined thatâs all Brian wanted too; the only difference was, she wanted him just as much.
Eric humped her with the intensity of a jackrabbit, violently rocking her and the couch beneath them as he did. It was over almost as quickly as it had begun as he was shooting his load inside of her in a little less than two minutes.
Eric withdrew from her cum soaked pussy and clumsily gathered himself back into his clothes, zipping up his pants and tucking his shirt back inside them. He looked down at Kim was who was pulling up her own pants from around her ankles.
âNow,â he said with a sigh, pushing the round framed glasses up from the tip of his long nose.
âLetâs talk, shall we?â
****
Later that evening, Brian was laying on the floor watching TV. His head was propped up against the front base of the couch and his fingers, intertwined in his lap when there suddenly came a knock at his door.
âWho is it?â He asked, yelling across the room.
âKim!â Came the answer.
Brian stared at the door in disbelief. He thought heâd never hear from her again.
âItâs open!â He yelled. His eyes fixed on the opening door not believing it was actually Kim behind it. When he saw that it was, a broad smile crossed his lips.